Hugh Farrelly
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160 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 25 Apr
Hugh Farrelly’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That never happens, of course.
And maybe the internationals were coming down to that and maybe not, you know, maybe struggling with the motivation.
But it was huge.
And you were good up against,
like top quality players the best players in Ireland at the time and the crowds came out and just Johnny used a great word their folklore there's so much folklore with the AL that young Munsters side what was your folklore?
well not my I won't go there but like just to talk about Munsters for a bit because I have a lot of time for Munsters
You know, they developed this reputation as like, you know, they probably don't like it because it was unfair.
They were a hard team, but I never thought they were a dirty team.
I thought they were a hard team.
They were known as the Cookie Monsters.
They played in Greenfields, which is known as the Killing Fields or the Garden of Get Somebody.
Do you remember that one?
Well, maybe Limerick Cork Division wasn't as pronounced then because it was all United and the Munster take down the Dublin Kingpins kind of thing.
But I really enjoyed that Munster final, the Munster's win over Mary's when Brent Pope was sent off.
Joe Earls, who's Keith Earls' dad, I was fortunate enough to play against a good few times.
It's not just a cliche to say he's the best player ever to play for Ireland.
He was fantastic.
He came out of Tolmond.
A lot of players went to Munsters from Tolmond.
Tolmond dominated Munster Junior Rugby in the late 80s.
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