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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Similarly, Mayo did what they did to Louth.
But that's her own performance in OMA and that's her own performance with Kerry in Crow Park two weeks later.
That brings proximity.
But I don't think it's what Kerry are looking at.
They're looking at
They're main players who have missed time away getting another two weeks.
And if everything is right, they have the experience, they have the game plan, and they have David Clifford and Pody Clifford inside.
And obviously, Mayo must track, as David said there, they must track Pody Clifford.
The first half, into the second half of the Dublin game, last year's All-Ireland final, proved what damage he can do, even if you allow him free possessions further out the field.
He...
builds himself into a game, and then he starts to pick off these passes.
And you allow him to get a foothold into a game, and he really takes hold of it.
And he's done that in those two big games.
He wasn't able to do it in Killarney when Finbar Rorty was tracking him everywhere he went.
It was much more uncomfortable for him that afternoon.
And he probably wasn't as influential, even though he had missed time away.
But I think there's a sense, based on history and based on everything that's there, that it's not Tyrone, it's not Dublin.
It's not even Donegal.
It's Mayo.
And I think, yes, there is that sense that maybe Kerry feel.
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