i knew this day had to come but why????

[Lar Naparka]

He used to drive race cars.

Nah, that's Eddie Irvine.
The only Andy Irvine I know about is a Scottish rugby player from the 70s. He was one hell of a fine player but unless Tickles chooses to enlighten us further, I can't see any sort of connect between this Irvine and Cummins.

[theticklemister]

He used to drive race cars.

Nah, that's Eddie Irvine.
The only Andy Irvine I know about is a Scottish rugby player from the 70s. He was one hell of a fine player but unless Tickles chooses to enlighten us further, I can't see any sort of connect between this Irvine and Cummins.

I was going out last night to listen to the musician Andy Irvine and this put me in bad news.

Come on lads keep up.

[ONeill]

Had the pleasure of playing against him during the Sevens at St Judes, during the game I dislocated my shoulder was in agony but managed to get it back in.

Wow. Just wow.

[Milltown Row2]

Had the pleasure of playing against him during the Sevens at St Judes, during the game I dislocated my shoulder was in agony but managed to get it back in.

Wow. Just wow.

Troll, I can't wait on your next response to a post I put up, if it's as funny as this one I might leave

[johnneycool]

He is the last of a great era of hurling goalkeepers.

Cummins, Fitzhenry & Davy Fitz.

10 All-stars between then , 5 for Cummins tells a tale.

Donal Óg with 2 All-Stars was arguably a more influential player sometimes, but for pure hurling goalkeeping (i.e. shot-stopping and lunacy) those 3 were the best of the last 20 years.

All Stars aside, as they can become play things of the media darlings, Damian Fitzhenry was the best keeper of that era, superb reflexes and brave as a lion, Wexford were on the wane for most of that period after 1996. Fitzhenry was their saviour more than once.