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VOTE: Waterford's All Time Greats Last 16 poll - Sean Kelly v Carrie Crowley
Sean Kelly
Carrie Crowley
Irish cycling legend Sean Kelly goes up against television and radio royalty Carrie Crowley in the latest Waterford All Time Greats last 16 poll.
Waterford Live is continuing a series of polls to crown Waterford's All Time Great.
A shortlist of 16 has been drafted with some of Waterford's finest exports drawn from the areas of sport, politics, music, film, television, theatre and business duelling it out for votes.
Following a round of 16, quarter-final and semi-final, two finalists will battle it out in one final poll to crown the county's greatest ever person.
Cast your vote in the last 16 clash of Michael 'Brick' Walsh and John Keane at the top of this article.
Vote in all the last 16 ties by clicking here.
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