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Tom is pictured hanging the flag outside his house ahead of the All-Ireland final
Kerry-native Tom Brosnan has his flag hanging ahead of the All-Ireland final.
Tom is a nephew of Kerry defender Paddy Bawn Brosnan, who won 8 Munster titles and 4 All-Irelands in 1939, 1940, 1941 and 1946 respectively. Originally from Dingle, he moved to Killybegs 50 years ago and has resided there since.
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Tom is pictured hanging the flag outside his house ahead of the All-Ireland final. “He said it's not a Kerry flag, but I'm suspicious,” neighbour Shane Murrin said. “He'll be happy whatever way it goes on Sunday.”
Donegal are set to take on Kerry in the All-Ireland final this Sunday in Croke Park at 3:30pm.
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