Anna Geary

This year that, you know, even their scoring averages are way up.

They're really showing that they have something about them, you know, and I would fancy them against Mayo.

I just think their form and kind of it's almost like there's a new lease of life.

The Cork hurlers are going well.

There's a buzz down in Cork.

I would think that they're going to win it, although I really hope that I'm not the reason now.

I will see those goals though as something that Mayo do.

I mean 22 points is great against me but I definitely think if they're going to be beating Cork they need to be getting a few goals.

And if you look at, I suppose, both ways that they came down to be where they were at this weekend, just gone, you know, like you said, Cork beating Donegal, it probably was against the grain.

Then loud, shocking Armagh.

I don't think either of those two teams fully recovered, energy-wise and confidence-wise, from a loss like that.

To turn it around a week later...

And, you know, I think it's a tough thing for them to do, I think.

It is, because if you look back at the start of the championship, would we have thought these were going to be the quarterfinal pairings?

And I think that's what people wanted.

And I think, you know, there does have to be credit as well around the new rules coming in.

I think it's really reinvigorated football.

It's given us and it's given all of the teams a chance.

Like even if you look at, I suppose, the two-pointers now, like I love to see that.

Monaghan even like goalie Rory Began scoring three of them, two-pointers.