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🎧 Tune into this week's GAA Hour 🫡
- Why Naas and Na Fianna will be 🔙
- Shane Walsh is flying again ✈️
- Why commitment in club GAA is not a bad thing
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Ballygunner 🔴 brilliance ⚫️ 🟢 Brigid's are back 🔴 and the DREADED players' charter 📜
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Cavanagh joins the pod🎙
- How to substitute yourself on when you're a player/manager
- Why he had to drastically change his diet at university
- How he and Harte parked their differences for the betterment of Tyrone
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"We felt this would have been a lovely tribute to our dad."
Powerful from Marc Ó Sé 💚
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"It's an absolute privilege to be a part of that."
Paddy Small hails the leaders in the Dublin dressing room, with a special mention for Stephen Cluxton and James McCarthy 🤝🙌
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"Why don't we have the players that'll do that?"
Some people said James McCarthy was lucky to stay on the pitch, but Marc Ó Sé couldn't possibly admire the man any more.
W/@suredeodorantuk
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Topping fields and milking cows, Davy Fitzgerald explains his love for the solitude and calmness of farming 🚜
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Big All-Ireland final preview out tomorrow with @ONeillRian 👊
- Working as an electrician
- Playing on the edge
- Golfing on the side
- Looking ahead to the final
Don’t miss it 🔥
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“If Waterford get there next year, we’ll be putting them up there end of story.”
Davy Fitzgerald explains the lengths Limerick go to in pursuit of success, as he discovered up in the Hogan Stand press box on Sunday.
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“Why are we getting rid of one of the best referees?”
Davy Fitzgerald hails John Keenan for his performance in the All-Ireland senior hurling final, and is calling on the GAA to scrap age limits for referees.
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“You had people ringing you for tickets, and I didn't have a clue like” 😂
Conor Whelan reflects on All-Ireland final week in 2015, and what it was like for an inexperienced 18-year-old.
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“They would never go past you without saying hello”
@Neilmcmanus88 explains why Eoin Murphy is the epitome of what makes a Kilkenny hurler.
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