Eoin Sheahan
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1,551 appearances
23 recordings
3 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 30 Jun
Eoin Sheahan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But still, the Leinster Championship should be something that Kilkenny are qualifying from every single year.
I do.
I do.
I've a lot to say, Clare.
I think there's been so much said about this already.
Like what I would say is that when you're at a game, you do tend to be able to trust your gut a lot more with regards to what the big talking points are.
And one of the big talking points after the game, because of his interaction, certainly with Tommy Rooney of Off the Ball, was Jimmy Guinness and him putting his hands on a Kerry player.
And it was just really interesting because at that moment, when I saw it happen on the pitch,
I thought to myself, well, that is beyond the pale.
What we've just seen there, that is absolutely the same as Gerard Brennan a couple of weeks ago in terms of being in a space of a mentor being on the field and interacting with somebody he shouldn't be.
And I was thinking in that moment, before the second half even started, before the red card was shown that he's going to be in
in hot water here and so it transpired after the game that that became a big talking point McGuinness did not take the questions well at all got very very defensive about it suggested that Tommy was trying to get him banned he suggested that Tommy was trying to fly a kite and suggesting that he was going out of his way to get the manager banned which I thought was a really poor reaction from Jim the blood was high clearly
Blood was high, went into attack dog mode a lot.
And look, he's not the only manager who would react like that.
The banished door tends to have a bit about him when it comes to going after journalists in the GAA.
And again, I'm not referring to McGuinness there solely.
So you're not surprised by his reaction, but his reaction could have been a little bit better.
That is not to excuse what happened prior to that at all.
Like Micheál Burns, who got sent off for Kerry, deserved to get a red card, deserved to get a couple of red cards for giving Ryan McHugh...
a pretty awful dig an uppercut really like it was a nasty moment and you can see why McGuinness was furious but particularly after what we've seen with Gerard Brennan over the last what was it at the end of the National League to be a manager and to encroach onto the field and then to push to shove a player is really ill-advised It is
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