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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I used to drag John O'Driscoll in, that'd be Mick O'Driscoll's younger brother.
And then it's all died down now, and there's much more player movement now.
The Khans took the Manny Brothers off us in 98.
I always remember that, Conor and Manny.
And, you know, I still go up to Tempeth Hill and I ask for three Guinness, two Heineken and the Manny Brothers back.
There used to be that kind of bitter hatred between things.
I think it's died down now because players are moving around more.
But certainly it was the way you were, if you joined a club, that was your club.
Like, it certainly was.
And if you left, it was a big scandal, you know.
I can only speak for Cork.
I imagine it was the same in...
or you go down now and you ask him what's your club and he'll say on a pear shake or you know like he'll say generally but there used to be pubs in Limerick Charlie St George was a pub wasn't it the young Munster pub yeah and then Shannon there was a parish thing in Limerick and that's kind of gone now maybe to the detriment of Munster yeah yeah
But I do think for people who are listening who've never been to an AL match, rugby's strange.
As we said earlier, it exploded in the 2000s and a load of people came into the game who maybe didn't have any background in it.
Do you know what I mean?
It was popular.
It was an occasion to go to.
And a lot of media too.
A lot of people still adopted rugby because they could see the audience it had.
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