Ryan Bogue, the Fermanagh hurling captain, discusses his experience as an intercounty hurler and the potential removal of five counties from the National hurling league.
Since the idea of cutting five counties out of the National hurling league was floated, a number of supposed shortcomings around the abilities of players in those counties have been thrown into the debate. Here, we talk to Ryan Bogue , the Fermanagh hurling captain. He also – full disclosure Klaxon here – happens to be a cousin of myself. So let’s sidestep any awkwardness. His first club was Lisbellaw St Patrick’s, but since moving to Belfast he has hurled with St Enda’s, Glengormley.
He has won an Ulster Junior and Intermediate club title with Lisbellaw in 2008 and 2012, and an Intermediate club title with St Enda’s in 2019. Here, we find out what it’s like to be an intercounty hurler at the level that some GAA officials would rather see gone. Q. How long have you been hurling for Fermanagh? A. 2006. I was two separate years away in Australia. So overall, 16 seasons. Started when I was just 17. Q. Take us through how you prepare in a typical week of National hurling league? A. On a Monday night you do a recovery sessio
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