Larry O'Gorman

And I'd say within seven or eight minutes, nine minutes, I'd say, we were leading awfully quite well and all of a sudden they start coming back into the game.

And it was getting a bit worrying, you know, awfully of old coming back.

Remember, they came back again, Limerick in 94.

You say, God, this surely can't happen to us.

And all of a sudden, Wexford just took off.

We scored points from all over the place.

Larry Murphy, Tom Nemsey, Gary Laughlin.

We were scoring from all over angles.

And all of a sudden, the flow went with us.

And it looked like as if we were down on our knees and we were only taking off.

And we ended up winning by six or seven points in the end.

And when the final whistle went, I'd never seen an atmosphere like it in my life.

I could not believe it.

There was about 30 seconds to go on a field of play.

And I was just looking out to the sidelines.

I says, where are the crowd going?

The game is still on.

And of course, when the referee blew the final whistle, the invasion was quite remarkable.

You were just soaked up by so many supporters coming in, the joy on their face.

Just the atmosphere alone on the field was amazing.