Dara Ó Cinnéide
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803 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 27 Jul
Dara Ó Cinnéide’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, the reality is they're in a good spot.
They have their seven days, six or seven days, whatever it is.
They're just glad to be there because there was a phase there a couple of weeks ago where the injuries were just there all the time and you're wondering what kind of a version of a player is going to show up.
And that Donegal game, I take, there was elements which you'd be very happy with at halftime and then forget about the second half.
But there was parts of the second half, just you're looking at players that they're trying to get back in.
You're saying Joe Connors is a bit off it all the time, Bruno Begley, Paddy Clifford, all these lads aren't hitting the notes yet.
And you're saying, Jesus, is this the way it's going to be now if the games come ticking fast?
I think it's huge to get, and it is, it's a touch of luck.
You get Kildare and they're beatable.
And that gets you back.
And that gets game time into lads.
We got Cavan last year coming out of Tullamore and they're beatable.
you know it's achievable and it's at home and then when the draw is made and the venues are there you're getting Armagh was always going to be a tough one in Armagh you know losing the way they did and to travel down to Killarney and to play Kerry in a place they like playing and then you're reading Jack O'Connor's comments in the paper today saying look I knew Wednesday night the way the lads were training that they were starting to fire and there was a definite sense of that there the last day I think Kerry need to embrace this and say listen it's great to be there we're in an All-Ireland quarterfinal now we've got Tyrone and
The Croke Park factor is huge.
It's a different game when you transfer it up to Croke Park.
This notion that the Kerry are the only team that kick the ball is complete nonsense.
But when they do kick it, they kick it well and look to get the Clifford first goal is part of that.
And to say that Armagh don't kick the ball, that is nonsense as well.
Look, they kick it when they can.
but at the same time Kerry at the moment are a situation where you could have possibly the likes of Gavin White who was man of the match in last year's All-Ireland final on the sideline and that for the six starting defenders is huge like and that's the where the you know I remember it was coming out at Killarney the last day and you were saying oh what's the angle now what's the angle you don't need an angle at this time of the year you know you know um
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