Colm Keys

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143 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Colm Keys’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Figure what you're going to do about him.
He was the man that broke Donegal early on with those charging runs through the middle.
And he's slowly but surely getting back to form after an injury this year.
But I think Mayo simply must go for it and not have any regrets.
Obviously, try and avoid the early goals that they shipped in
2006 that's a long time ago obviously not relevant but more relevant would be 2020 and 2017 and even in 2012 there has been a history of conceding early goals that has put them on the back foot now they've recovered they're recovered in 17 but there's no doubt that
The attitude and the game plan that they took to Cork and to Lowe, they've improved when they've got to Croke Park.
The defence has improved and keep following that path, even though it's risky and it's Kerry.
Definitely, they feel.
I've no doubt, Matt, that based on past history, and past history does influence thinking because there will always be a knot in the stomach of Kerry people going up to play any Dublin team, and it was there the last day.
There will always be a knot in the stomach of any Kerry person or even player when they go up to play Tyrone.
And that's based on history.
In the case of Tyrone,
the 2000s, in the case of Dublin, the last decade, they don't really have that sense about mail.
Whether it translates into complacency, I'm not sure, but there is certainly an air of confidence that they can get the job done and back to back.
And I think it's based on history more than any recent form.
Going back to Ray's point at the very start there, yes,
Mayo have had probably the easier run to this All-Ireland final.
A bit similar to Donegal last year.
Donegal beat Meade easily in the semi-final.
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