Conán Doherty

It's Ciarán Murr the next day.

It was this day as well.

They just have you everywhere.

And all these players have such variation to their play as well that they can just play it any way you want, effectively.

Well, downbeat, obviously, Donegal in the Ulster Championship, and then they went on and lost in the Towson Cup to Offaly by eight points.

I don't know if you saw David Highland's free.

He was on the right wing with his left foot.

It's on the ground, 13-meter line, and he's come across it.

He's almost hit it with the outside of his boot, and it's whipped from right to left to come inside the post.

It's absolutely beautiful.

But I wanted to talk to you about Meeve, Colm, because...

They are in danger of becoming the great entertainers here, so another cracker of a match, another one between Cork and Meave, another game where I'm like, yeah, Meave they're playing, I'd love to watch that, but I don't think Meave people will care too much as long as they get more wins on the Rebels.

And themselves, they obviously backed their own forward, so they just liked to kick it.

It was after the red card, we were just talking about how Donegal controlled the game.

And the harsh red card for O'Callaghan, such a big player to be knocked out, he'd already scored two points at that stage for Cork.

But Meeve get a free and he just lump it in, it's like, you know, let's go one-on-one in there.

But it's like, you don't need it to be one-on-one anymore, you can have it 11 v 10.

But they obviously liked the way they played, they liked the Meeve football aspect of it.

For Cork, I mean, you just mentioned Sherrock.

He scored 14 points.