Joe Molloy

Beloved, you know, I think he had a sense of that anyway, but it very much turns out now you see the many people...

coming forward to say how special a broadcaster he was in their lives for 35 years hosting the Sunday game which is some stint

I think at a certain point he said, you've made your point.

Well, Sean Cavanagh can say that you should remember him as a man and not forget about him as a man.

He wouldn't feel the need to do that.

Yeah.

Yeah, some stint, 35 years.

I mean, for me, I don't remember the 80s, but 90s, 2000s, he is just the face of GAA in such a great way.

You know what I mean?

Well, 90s, 2000s then, he was just that very warm, welcome face on the television.

I don't think anyone had a problem with Michael Lester.

You know, it was a rare thing.

You know, on TV, I just hate that guy's face.

I don't think Lester had that with anyone.

Yeah, I thought he was excellent, I have to say.

I always did.

Brilliant to camera.

It's an underrated skill.

He was so, so natural looking down a camera at you in your house.

You felt like this is a friendly, nice presence.