Éamonn Cleary

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Éamon Cleary is a retired Irish sportsperson.

Career

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He played hurling with the Wexford senior inter-county team in the 1980s and won an All Star award in 1989, being picked in the full back position.[1]

Racing interests

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He owned and bred the horse that won the Cheltenham Champion Hurdle called Annie Power.[2][3]

He owns the 2018 Irish Greyhound Derby winner Ballyanne Sim.[4]

References

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