I’d say Andrew is a bit of an oddball.
He has a fine big teach what does he do for a living?
Army.
He was in the army, not sure of he still is
Coaching a team who wear green now too
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That was a great watch.
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Quiet fella. Bit intense about the hurling.
Very disappointed they didn’t show him pucking a ball off the town wall.
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Number 1, in my opinion.
Class act.
Fair play to him, what a talent. Not easy putting yourself out there like that, talking about his illness.
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Great to see that the MS hasn’t progressed for him, must be ten years now.
Top three anyway.
Yeah in fairness he’s got on with life. Hurled away for a few more years. Would have been a travesty if he never got a county medal.
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Still in the army , not a private , but an officer. Think he went in through the cadets. Thorough gentleman
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I me his father outside Mulligans the evening of the All Ireland didn’t know who we was until we got chatting a lovely man
I remember looking at his auld fella switching opposite ends of the field at half time when Andrew was playing just to get a better look at him anytime against my club. Probably not that uncommon for parents to do to be fair .
His strike from the penalty in semi final against Waterford is the best I have ever seen. They showed it in slow mo but the camera still struggled to pick up the ball flight. An absolute rocket.
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Yeah it was inch perfect 
The umpires reaction was priceless
I was up in the Hill the day of the semi final against Waterford in ‘07, roaring at him to take the point as he was taking the penalty. 
It’s just a real pity his career was cut short, he really was a good one. Still had a brilliant career and won more than 99% of players ever will.