Not in 63. The Munster Final was a dour goalless affair
Was the 63 Munster Final a rare Waterford win in Limerick?
It was.
Best of luck in the final lads.
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We
Will
Do
It
I hope Waterford do it.
My mother is from Cappoquin, her people were GPS there and the dispensary doctors for West Waterford. Some of my earliest memories are visiting them on Sundays (a journey from KK which we thought was epic) and knocks coming to the door from late afternoon for my Grandaunts to treat whatever injuries were sustained on the pitches of West Waterford that day.
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Huuuge day tomorrow for the Waterford hurlers.
Can the players handle the pressure?
Thatâs the big question
I told ya before, ye canât. Yeve one last chance with the u20s at half four. Other than that, the lights are out kid
John Keane on the right. Whoâs on the left?
Terry Grimes, father of Philly. Photo taken in 1949.
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Outside of forum stalwart @Fagan_ODowd are there m(any) survivors of the Waterford heroes of 1959 knocking around. I know some of the greats (Cheasty) have slipped away RIP.
Larry Guinan and Martin Og Morrissey are still alive.
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Think itâs Austin Flynn, Larry Guinan, Martin Og Morrissey and Mick Flannelly. Mickey OâConnor from the subs still alive too.
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Disappointing result from the minors
Tom Cunningham, full forward in 1959, is alive at 89. I visited him last Tuesday in Dungarvan. A lovely bright interesting man.
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Austin Flynn was up until relatively recently one of the fittest, most sprightly and alert octoganerians you could ever meet. Sadly I believe the mind has started to go in the last year or two.
I was told he is not in great health now, alas. Great pity.
TC was at the Waterford-Cork Munster game in 1938.
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Hope de BĂșrca Will be okay. Looked bad when it happened. Well done to young Daly. Had a fine game after replacing him
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