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Former Munster and Ireland legend Ronan O'Gara appeared on Off The Ball on Newstalk today, where he regaled host Ger Gilroy will a story about the time he was 'chased out of Tom Clifford Park' while playing for Cork Con against Young Munster.
O'Gara, long an advocate of the All-Ireland League, where players 'earned their stripes' admitted that he got into an altercation with Dessie Clohessy and there was going to be only one winner, including a quick witted line from the fans to 'open the gate'
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"There's the infamous story of getting chased out of Tom Clifford Park by @YoungMunsterRFC ..."
— Off The Ball (@offtheball) May 11, 2020
As the 'Fancy Dan' up from Cork, Ronan O'Gara had some work to do impressing the rugby folk in Limerick | @Munsterrugby
Full Video ➡️ https://t.co/ovaebJHlqF pic.twitter.com/hSa2gZo6CH
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