The Antrim manager believes a recent clarification in the media has brought about a resolution following hurtful insinuations and personal distress experienced during his time managing Clare.
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Davy Fitzgerald: ‘I’m happy with the vindication. I’m happy it’s done’
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FIGHT TO PROTECT NAME: Davy Fitzgerald said he had to fight to protect his good name in a recent legal case. Pic: ©INPHO/Leah Scholes
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