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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Around midfield with the likes of Darrow Donovan, Tim O'Mahony, you weren't getting those long-range scores.
But wet ball, wet surface, tricky to plant the feet, a swirling wind coming in over the city end.
People maybe expect too much out of this fixture because there's, you know, last year's Munster final, even the game in Parc de Cuivre in April was just magnificent.
It flowed.
This was just a different type of game, by and large, dictated by the conditions because it was very, very wet and windy down there.
And that has to be factored into the performance of everyone, including the referee.
Ben, there was a couple of frees down at the corner of the city end.
You might have them in mind
midway through the second half?
No, I don't think they were, Joe.
When you consider how close Limerick is
were to getting, probably were to getting a penalty.
If you're giving a penalty at one end, obviously with Kyle Hayes wrapping his arm around Brian Hayes, even though Brian Hayes is leaning in, I think the wraparound is always going to, of the arm, the forearm, is always going to result in a penalty there.
Nigel Leary does something similar with Shane O'Brien at the other end, and you think that's going to be a penalty.
Maybe Shane O'Brien is leaning in a little bit more than Brian Hayes was at the other end,
and that's where the decision lies but they were certainly very very lucky not to concede a penalty there uh
around that same time, there was a clear Owen Downey pickup that was overlooked or wasn't seen.
There was loads of incidents where there was frees that, you know, Cork got away with two.
There was no doubt about it.
It was on both sides.
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