Joe Malloy

Oisín Kennedy, of course.

Six points from play.

And Armagh get their Anglo-Celt.

So they're like the Jesuits, you know, give me the boy till seven and I give you the land.

McGeaney can't shake it.

But I also do think he's very sincere when he's saying, like, when he was borderline, you know, in the 15, 20 minutes after the full-time whistle, I do think he was pretty much serious when he was saying, I'm already thinking about Derry.

They are such a strange case in that obviously having won Ulster in a very long time, but All-Ireland champions very recently in the meantime and gunning again for another All-Ireland.

It is strange when you're in the midst of that journey to process, well, what does winning an Ulster mean?

So I think there's a spectrum.

Like Aidan Forker is still making a speech somewhere.

Did you stay for the whole thing or did you want to get home before dark?

Oh my God.

I mean, he almost lost the room.

I was like, wrap this up.

Like, why did we all stay here?

So they're a funny team, but for that 50 minutes where their otherwise stellar kick-out situation malfunctioned against Kerry, you know.

So it's going to be very interesting.

So that wraps up the Provincial Football Championships in fine style.

We will talk hurling later in the week with Michael Deignan because, I mean, a lot went on in hurling over the weekend as well.

Clare have killed off Tipperary and the Leinster Championship is going to reach a crescendo of sorts with Kilkenny going to Dublin probably needing a result because awfully you suspect he'll beat Kildare after they beat Wexford coming from five points down to win by six.