I have to give incredible credit to each and every Laois player - Cheddar Plunkett
Cheddar hails his Laois heroes but insists there is a long road ahead despite championship survival
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As Cheddar Plunkett stood under the terrace beneath the Summer sun in Parnell Park to give his post-match analysis, the relief on his face was clear. His side almost blew a 10-point half-time lead, nearly allowing Antrim back into the game and when referee Sean Cleere’s whistle for the second water break went, Cheddar was the most relieved man in Donnycarney.
Antrim were roaring back into the game, having outscored Laois by 2-03 to 0-01 in the final 10 minutes of the third quarter, to reduce the deficit to just two points. To add to Laois’ woes, Ross King received his marching orders after a second yellow card and Sean Downey had been sent to the sin bin, meaning Laois would restart the final quarter with just 13 men against an Antrim side who had just hit fifth gear.
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Davy Fitzgerald on mentoring young men and being soft at heart
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Last year, Wexford GAA Manager Davy Fitzgerald filmed a new TV show where he met seven young men, all aged between 18 and 22, who have found themselves at a crossroads of an uncertain future.
Grappling with issues like drug addiction, isolation, homelessness, unemployment and mental health challenges, not to mention the COVID restrictions that came into place while filming, the prolific sports manager is on a mission to inspire these men to realise their dreams.
Renowned for his passion, drive and ability to bring teams back from the brink, Davy is determined to overcome every obstacle put in his way, to get this group of young men to achieve an adventure beyond their wildest dreams.