The suspense continues.
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I hope they’re not still howlding their breath
Darren’s sister on with Dave Fanning on 2FM now talking about sporting injustices, not knowing how VAR works when Fanning asks her, the family tradition is strong.
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“Patrick O’Connor scored fifteen points for Cork yesterday. Jack O’Connor scored 1-03”.
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The gift that keeps on giving
“The death of Colm McKinstry, a key member of the great Armagh team who competed in the 1997 All Ireland final.”
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I look forward to Darren tweeting about him trying to eat Japanese food offerings.
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Ballsy move by RTE letting Dazza travel abroad, when the all ireland finals are not over yet
His expertise will be missed
*Just realised Dessie is back from Tokyo
Panic over
Grand doing it on an AI weekend but the thoughts of him missing Sunday sport on the last day of the national football league is awful
Dazza is in Tokyo. Hopefully he doesn’t unintentionally offend anyone.
Might be a good time to send him off. Once the final pairings are sorted, he won’t get nixed up on the permutations of who will be in the final… Oh wait.
Did I hear correctly that a Saoirse Bulfin has joined Meath hurlers coaching ticket ??
Only you can know that for sure
Yes, I heard that on newstalk this morning, but poor ould Will O’Callaghan said it was Saorise (seer-sha) Bulfin as opposed to Seoirse (Shore-sha) Bulfin .
It’s pronounced “Bollox”
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I was in college with him and he was a grand lad then but that was two decades ago.
Would he not be well liked in Limerick GAA circles?
“Irish international Andrew Oma…melly…delly”, says Darren on Morning Ireland just now.
Maybe Darren has a case of Delhi belly this morning.
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Followed by drama in the Offaly final. Picture the scene. Tullamore 2 points up in the last minute of injury time. Step forward Niall McNamee.
Cut to Commentary.
Ball into Niall McNamee. Goal! It’s all over. A draw!
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I was about to log that one!
It was a cracker. I was totally confused because I had glanced at the result in the paper and was sure Tullamore were named first.