Anthony Molloy was in the Letterkenny Shopping Centre today promoting his recently released memoir, ‘Life, Glory and Demons’.
Published by Hero Books, it tells the story of the rise of Donegal’s first All-Ireland captain but also the ‘painful descent’ suffered by the Ardara man after winning the Sam Maguire Cup in 1992.
Speaking to Charlie Collins in Bookmark in the Letterkenny Shopping Centre today, Molloy said:
“I’m delighted with the way the book is going now.
“The highlight that always will remain is the day I lifted sam Maguire and it’ll remain with me and everybody forever.”
Molloy highlights his highs and lows from his career and his life in the book.
“To lead a team for the first time, I had massive pride for myself and my club.
“Football was my life and it was taken away from me and it left a massive void and it was something I couldn’t deal with and I found myself in a dark place.
“But I got the help and found out there was more to life than football.”
Watch what Molloy had to say below:
