Jason Forde
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238 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Jason Forde’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Big players and big moments.
He did take his time and fairness to him in making the decision.
He went into the umpires and he actually went out to the linesmen as well.
Like, you know, them guys are being assessed.
Like, he'll know the rulebook inside out.
So, like, he wanted to be sure when he was making that call.
And look, it's a massive call, but you kind of have to trust that he's following it to the rulebook.
Yeah, absolutely.
I think, you know, people are probably looking at it beforehand of, you know, it's definitely going to be a Limerick player, or Limerick, sorry, Cork All-Ireland final.
And as you said that, you know, we kind of needed two good semi-finals to kind of, you know, get Huron back into the spotlight again.
But like yesterday was just, you know, the atmosphere that was here, a fully sold out stadium, you know, the performance that Galway produced completely against the odds and then an absolute epic here today as well.
So like, you know, it really has delivered All-Ireland semi-final stage, you know, has really lived up to the billing.
Yeah, but I think it comes back to the setups of the opposition.
We're kind of asking the questions of Cork all the time, but I think you have to give the opposition their playing credit.
The way Galway set up with dropping Mannion back into that space, Cork want to hit grass in front of them.
They want to have it so that their forwards can run onto the ball, but that was cut off yesterday.
Even looking back on it, Galway had 10, 11 bodies back in their own half.
at certain times during that game and then they just transition the ball through the hands and they have athleticism to do that different to us last year where we dropped Brian O'Mara back on one side of the field to kind of cut out where that ball was going to be going so I think you do have to give the oppositions that they're playing against credit as well and that kind of a set up just seems to pose some problems well deflected like a proper inter-county hurler leading you down a path around Cork and you flipped it well you've got to give credit to the opposition turn in and flip well done
Yeah, I'd probably go Limerick as well.
I think like that, like getting over the line today, they'll have learned so much from it.
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