Avelrow Publishing
by Laura Carpenter
The tribunal clerk called Cora Whelan’s name while her youngest son was still wearing his county jersey inside out. That was how the morning announced itself: not with thunder, not with a clean dramatic bell, but with a woman trying to turn a child’s shirt the right way round in a public waiting area while three solicitors, two club officials, one radio producer and half of north Dublin pretended they were not watching.
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The tribunal clerk called Cora Whelan’s name while her youngest son was still wearing his county jersey inside out. That was how the morning announced itself: not with thunder, not with a clean dramatic bell, but with a woman trying to turn a child’s shirt the right way round in a public waiting area while three solicitors, two club officials, one radio producer and half of north Dublin pretended they were not watching.
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