All on the Line

All on the Line
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Publisher : Hachette Books Ireland
Total Pages : 253
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ISBN-10 : 9781399714082
ISBN-13 : 1399714082
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Book Synopsis All on the Line by : Padraic Maher

Download or read book All on the Line written by Padraic Maher and published by Hachette Books Ireland. This book was released on 2022-11-03 with total page 253 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 'One for the hurling fan, and for all those who appreciate the sacrifices involved in a 100% commitment to team and tribe' RTÉ Guide Pádraic Maher is one of the greatest hurlers of his generation and an icon in his beloved Tipperary. Winner of three All-Ireland senior hurling medals and six All-Star awards, Maher was one of Tipperary's key men for over a decade while with his club, Thurles Sarsfields, he ignited a revival that led to seven county titles. Born into a passionate GAA family, hurling was Maher's life. Until, in spring 2022, he was forced into a shock early retirement. Here, he looks at the events leading up to the injury that ended his career and takes us back through his life with hurling to give an honest and down-to-earth account of the sport, the club and the county that means so much to him. From being a central figure in the great Tipperary-Kilkenny rivalry, to the unforgettable trilogy of Tipperary-Galway All-Ireland semi-finals, to his side of one of hurling's most famous tackles, All on the Line gives an unforgettable insight into the commitment it takes to be a GAA player in modern Ireland, and the passion this great hurler holds for his club and county.


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