Gary Wallace: From Tyrone titles and ultra-marathons to Northern exposure with Baraclough's boys

He may have brought the curtain down on his playing days with Killyclogher but Gary Wallace is having no trouble filling his time, with coaching roles across two footballing codes, his own business and Ironman training occupyng his mind. The Tyrone native spoke to Neil Loughran...

07 May, 2021 01:00

IT’S funny how life works out sometimes. One day you’re chasing a jet-heeled whippersnapper from Donaghmore around a Gaelic football field in Tyrone, trying to figure out a way – any[...]

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Topics

• Gary Wallace
• Killyclogher
• Tyrone GAA
• northern ireland
• IFA
• Ian Baraclough

Categories

• GAA Football

07 May, 2021 01:00 GAA Football

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