Colm Keys
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1,811 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 9 Sep
Colm Keys’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think that's the most important.
But, you know, obviously he's had a relatively frustrating afternoon until that last quarter.
I think when he got the two-pointer, he got a two-pointer, that stretch of three-pointers with Pauly first, then David, and then Sean O'Shea that allowed them to establish a five-point lead after the goal.
Yeah.
So he gets that and he's relieved because Davey Byrne and the rest collectively, Dublin have defended really well against him.
In the first half there, he could find pockets and he could spray passes and all that, but he wasn't able to get a run on them the way he got a run on Tyrone and the way he got a run on Armagh and Kildare in between as well.
Well, Conor Callaghan had a two-pointer and Cormac Costa kicked the first free from the throw-in from a two-pointer.
But that was it, really.
They'll probably be disappointed with their two-point return.
I mean, Khan goes and has a wide from that.
Cormac Costolo has another one.
Paddy Small has another one.
So there's three two-point attempts that don't go over them.
In contrast, any two-point effort from Kerry, and there was three of them, those three in sequence, they went over.
No two-point wide.
So great efficiency.
Kerry were looking for those two pointers.
They made the pitch as big as possible in the second half.
They had scoring positions there at times in the second half, and they sought to work the ball back out, over and back, to make it as big as possible, to bring that Dublin zonal defence out of position as much as they could.
Well, Michael, I said Dublin got a lot right and they did.
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