John Mullane

But I just feel that

Kyle Manion.

Killeen, Kyle Manion.

You know, as we spoke about here last week, that something feels different this time around under Neil Callaghan with this Dublin project.

I think those six players will be well suited to the open grass in Croke Park.

Both teams are suited to it, I'd say.

If they were to win Leinster,

you know, Saturday evening that they could kick on, that it could be the kickstart for them to kick on to greater things.

Well, it will be a huge step because I'll tell you why.

I think there'll be a big, big Dublin crowd there the weekend.

And, you know, you look at... I mean, you're looking at how much arise there last Sunday and crowds are going the other way then with the footballers.

The footballers are struggling.

And now...

Now, Hurling in Dublin now is becoming, it's becoming appealing, it's becoming sexy, it's becoming, you know, even for the fanatical Dublin football fans, they're kind of looking on and saying, Jesus, you know what, I kind of quite like the look of this Hurling team.

And I think, you know what, the appeal has started to grow for them to latch on and say, you know what, I'm going to get behind these boys.

And you're honestly right, Michael, the B Limerick last year,

But they didn't follow it up then with the win against Cork, you know, when the hype started to kick in.

But this year, they've taken off out of boxes, had a very good league campaign, went down with the Salt Hill.

You know, they take the box in regards to the level of consistency.

That was kind of always...