Conor McKeon

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1,415 appearances 7 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2 Jun

Conor McKeon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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That was a big part of why that game was so tempestuous at the weekend.
So you had a situation where Kerry felt that they'd been aggrieved.
That's not excusing anything that happened, but that just added to the overall atmosphere.
And Donegal, as Jimmy Guinness said, expected it to be physical.
And in those games, you know, if you're not the aggressor, you're the bullied.
So the whole thing was up a couple of ratchets.
So are we going to have two situations where Michael Murphy doesn't get banned?
That's a failure of the GA disciplinary process as it pertained to that case and the situation with Jim McGuinness.
And don't forget, David Clifford was involved in an incident and he received absolutely no card for whatsoever.
And I mean...
Again, it would break most of our hearts not to see David Clifford play every time we get an opportunity to see him.
But you can't let situations like this go because it only encourages it.
But Murphy was booked.
That's why they couldn't open the case.
It was dealt with at the time.
And I have to say, I have total sympathy for our GA referee, particularly Gaelic football referee in those situations.
because it's unrefereeable he did the right thing you have players going around provoking opposition players pushing them and then when they get the same push back they fall on the ground looking for the opposition to get booked this is creeping into Gaelic football and it happens in those games players are trying to get other players sent off that is a growing trend now in inter-county football and in a situation like that we can sit around and analyse the refereeing performance how did he reach the right decision over the Michal Bourne strike
Bottom line, like if players are going to go out of their way to try and con the referee and effectively cheat, there's only so much that a referee can be on the hook for in a situation like this.
The calls for Demar Fornick to come back are nonsensical too because you hear managers saying this when you're interviewing them afterwards and they say it to you as if like, well, we can't get messages on the pitch and you're thinking, well, tough, you know, that's the sport.
And the game started.
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