Daniel McDonnell

I remember even... Yeah, the one for me, the one that stands out for me would be Tipperary and Colby, 2010.

Ah, yeah.

When Corby caught the winner there on the...

on the sideline.

You know, I mean, I think Galway were leading, leading for large parts of that match and then kind of, Tipperary kind of came down the home straight and the last five, ten minutes kind of pulled away and then I suppose Corbett got the, got the winner but isn't it amazing like, you know,

the way one game even in such a tight game like a quarter final can change the whole landscape of a year can change the whole landscape of what can follow on in the immediate aftermath of possibly winning in All-Ireland and you know if God knows if you know when you relate back to that game that

2018 game with Limerick and Kilkenny.

You know, if Limerick were to have, you know, come up short in that match, that would have been his second year in a row they would have come up short against Kilkenny.

And, you know, maybe elements of doubt may have set in.

And who's to say that, you know, John Coyle, you know, in the world of

you know, managers staying and going.

Like, John Coyley and Canard mightn't have seen 2019 if they didn't win that game.

And likewise, with Tipperary back then, I suppose, you know, what's to say, they wouldn't have pushed on and won more Munster titles and won more All-Irelands.

But they wouldn't, they came up short, they wouldn't win the other All-Irelands until 2016.

But that one for me,

would be kind of the standout one and I suppose then we'd there was another good one Claire Claire and Kilkenny in 2004 remember Claire

player, brought Kilkenny to... Ah, yeah!

That's right, yeah.

I remember the replay down in Turles.

Kilkenny won.