Who's your GAA cult hero?

[rrhf]

Has to be Mulligan in Tyrone. Donaghy in Kerry, Joe Mc Nally in Dublin and Francie Bellew in Armagh. Brian Mc Gilligan in Derry.

[brokencrossbar1]

Has to be Mulligan in Tyrone. Donaghy in Kerry, Joe Mc Nally in Dublin and Francie Bellew in Armagh. Brian Mc Gilligan in Derry.

I'd have said Geoffrey in Derry

[johnnycool]

Has to be Mulligan in Tyrone. Donaghy in Kerry, Joe Mc Nally in Dublin and Francie Bellew in Armagh. Brian Mc Gilligan in Derry.

I'd have said Geoffrey in Derry

You needed ear muffs on when marking him.. 

[grounded]

Mick Lyons for me

Mick Lyons: no quarter asked nor given. Him and Liam Harnan were a ferocious combination.

[Solo_run]

Armagh: Grimley Twins - met them in McKenna's one night and are very friendly, Bellew, McGeeney and McGrane.

Outside Armagh: Colin Corkery Cork and Stephen O'Neill Tyrone.

[ONeill]

Joe Brolly, Kevin Cassidy, Kevin McGourty, James McCartan, Frank McGuigan, Francie Bellew, Seanie Johnston, Dick Clerkin, Seamus Quigley.

[Wildweasel74]

Gerry Mac for Galway Hurling, King of the Mullet and part of a tough great half bck line.

[Newbridge Exile]

Gerry Mac for Galway Hurling, King of the Mullet and part of a tough great half bck line.

Good call,  McInerney, Keady & Finnerty what a half back line that was

[Jeremiah O]

The mighty Frank McGuigan from the green fields 'round Ardboe.

[Average Score]

Ger Reid - immense.

[barnish oggie]

My first hero and definitely a cult hero, Olcan "Clute" McFetridge.

A genius of a hurler who could have graced any team in Ireland.

[Walter Cronc]

Ollie Murphy - Meath. Unreal.

[whitey]

Dick O Hara from Kilkenny

[lurganblue]

The original Soup Campbell