
Jimmy Barry-Murphy
Jimmy Barry-Murphy, a respected figure in Cork hurling, was involved in the aftermath of the 1995 Munster semi-final, analyzing the implications of the match for both teams.
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Jimmy Barry-Murphy is Brian Barry-Murphy's father and a significant figure in GAA history.
How his father Jimmy, Pep Guardiola and Ireland shaped Cardiff’s manager – The Irish TimesJimmy Barry-Murphy is revered as a sports idol in Cork and has a significant legacy in hurling.
How the divine Jimmy Barry-Murphy has the people of Cork cheering for Cardiff City – The Irish TimesPatrick Horgan expressed gratitude towards Jimmy Barry-Murphy for his support.
Cork’s Patrick Horgan announces intercounty retirement – The Irish TimesJimmy Barry-Murphy brought Cork back to the top in 1999 after a longer absence from the scene.
As a player Andy Moran was relentlessly positive. Mayo need that now – The Irish TimesJimmy Barry-Murphy was the Cork captain in both years when Cork lost two All-Ireland hurling finals in a row.
Cork must rise above groans of fickle fans and take heed of Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s words – The Irish TimesThere’s a photo of Dr Con Murphy and Jimmy Barry-Murphy on the line in the 2013 final.
The rules that hurling could, and should, steal from football immediately – The Irish TimesJimmy Barry-Murphy offered a critical view of the match's quality in his column.
Clare’s 1995 Sliding Doors encounter with Cork – The Irish Times





















































