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Colin Ryan

    'You have to concentrate on yourself more than some of the opposition' - Cork's All-Ireland final task
    16 Aug 2021
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    The42 GAA Weekly
    'Tony is the best hurler I have ever played with. It's just phenomenal to have him on your team'
    26 Jul 2021
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    Sent To The Line
    'They went into shock at how the decision was made' - how Clare never recovered from sin bin call
    5 Jul 2021
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    'They were a shower of lunatics but they lived with their hurleys' - a Harty Cup return in Munster
    13 Feb 2020
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    Courts
    'All I can remember is fear': Woman who was beaten, stabbed and scalded by partner speaks out
    25 Oct 2018
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    The Late Late Show
    Limerick's Ryan hero in free-taking shootout as Clare's Duggan scores 0-19 in thrilling hurling quarter-final
    19 Mar 2018
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    End of an era
    Another of Clare's 2013 All-Ireland champions calls it a day after a year out
    6 Oct 2017
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    Staying Up
    Close shave! Clare's most successful hurling club preserve senior status with replay win
    8 Oct 2016
    bring it on
    11 reasons why we're glad the All-Ireland U21 hurling championship is back
    1 Jun 2015
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    Good relations
    'If someone could throw him out of America we'd take him'- Colin Ryan on Colm Galvin's exit
    21 May 2015
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    ‘They know nothing else’ — Clare’s teenage dreamers spread winning culture
    31 Oct 2013
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    Sixmilebridge, Clonlara and Newmarket book Clare hurling semi-final spots
    20 Oct 2013
    Match Report
    Cork and Clare to do it all over again after thrilling All-Ireland draw
    8 Sep 2013
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    Colin Ryan on Clare’s tactics — ‘Davy Fitz didn’t tell Podge to handpass behind his back’
    17 Aug 2013
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