The Long Puc.....As Cork Sliotar Makes It To Wales
Darren Acteson found the ball with the name "Micheál Dwan-Fogarty" scrawled on it after it made an epic journey across the Irish Sea.
A sliotar that went missing in Cork has been reunited with its owner after ending up on a beach in Wales.
Darren Acteson found the ball with the name "Micheál Dwan-Fogarty" scrawled on it after it made an epic journey across the Irish Sea.
It took him just 15 hours to locate its owner, a young hurler from Douglas, with the help of Irish Twitter users.
A long shot but does anyone know Michael Dwan Fogarty 🇮🇪??,we found his Hurling ball while fishing,washed up on Cefn Sidan beach which is between Burry Port and Kidwelly in South Wales🏴 pic.twitter.com/peGqPHiiSI
— ackers (@Nitemare70) June 14, 2021
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