Mycro managing to stay ahead of the game in a tough year for hurling

“You’ve the likes of Aaron Gillane and Kyle Hayes as well, Cathal Dunbar in Wexford. White helmets are still the most popular. The traditional black is almost different now.”

“Our gloves are popular, particularly with hockey internationals. We worked with CIT and Rob Hobbs on a glove that was skintight but offered more movement. Even compared to the old ashguard, you get movement and that protection.”

Hurling is central to Murray’s life. Away from Mycro, he lines out for Bishopstown along with his brother Brian.
