I’m an All-Ireland winner with Dublin, but I had to learn how to speak again as a kid due to rare condition

DUBLIN defender Niamh Crowley learned how to speak from scratch again after suffering from a rare form of epilepsy as a child. Crowley was diagnosed with Landau-Kleffner syndrome when she was six years old — and night-time seizures began to affect her speech. Now 21, Crowley has opened up about receiving intense speech and language…