
The Mike Quirke Podcast | Ep.5 | Derek McGrath - The importance of evolution
The Mike Quirke PodcastShow Notes
Waterford's Derek McGrath is this weeks guest. Having played inter-county hurling the whole way up from underage right through to senior, he tells Mike about transitioning from player into managing the team he loved so much. Donate to Temple Street Children's Hospital HERE!
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