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Help. Hurling question.

djScarey · 2009-09-28 15:21:31

A couple of people I know reckon a deaf (or deaf and dumb) goalkeeper played Championship hurling some time in the 40s or 50s. Anyone know who it was and which county (they think Kilkenny) he played for?

28-09-2009 3:21pm

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A couple of people I know reckon a deaf (or deaf and dumb) goalkeeper played Championship hurling some time in the 40s or 50s. Anyone know who it was and which county (they think Kilkenny) he played for?

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tony reddan. I dont think he was completely deaf but had very bad hearing. he played for tipp

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There's been plenty of deaf and blind referees that have graced our GAA pitches, from and in all counties.

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