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That set the stage for a high-speed finish into Miltown Malbay, where Shoreman surged to another win after also claiming the opening stage earlier in the week.
Adrian O’ Connor from RCB was on the ground in Miltown Malbay to catch all the post-race reaction. Be sure to tune in to Monday’s RCB Sports Show for exclusive coverage and an interview with the “Voice of the Rás,” Cian Lynch.
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Best known for leading Kerry to an incredible eight All-Ireland titles as manager, O’Dwyer was a transformative figure in the sport. But his influence reached far beyond his native county. In 2013, at the age of 77, O’Dwyer took on the role of Clare senior football manager – a move that brought excitement and national attention to the Banner County.
Though his time in Clare was brief, it marked the final chapter of a legendary inter-county management career. His arrival brought belief, professionalism, and a lift in standards that inspired both players and supporters.
GAA President Jarlath Burns paid tribute, saying Mick O’Dwyer would be warmly remembered in Clare, alongside other counties he managed, for the energy and knowledge he brought to the game.
O’Dwyer’s contribution to Clare may have been short-lived, but his impact was lasting – a final act from one of Gaelic football’s greatest minds.
Mick O’Dwyer – a true giant of the GAA, remembered fondly in Clare and beyond.
[By Adrian O’Connor]
Mick O’Dwyer interviewed in December 2012 for the RCB Sports Show by Niomh Madigan and Paul Kenny.
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