GAA spirit lives on in club game
In an age where we’re told bigger is better, today the insignificance of a provincial intermediate semi-final means everything
It was back in the 1960s in a small village tucked away in the rolling plains at the bottom of Kildare, that a row erupted and split the place in two. As with most events of note in such by-passable places, it revolved around the local GAA club.
With Castledermot flaking their way through a campaign, a star player returned mid-season from America and when seen on the sideline was told to make ...
