Larry O'Gorman

Before every game and after every game.

70 minutes, we're in a final.

70 minutes, we're in an All-Ireland semi-final.

70 minutes, we're All-Ireland champions.

He kept on repeating this time after time.

So it was after sinking so much into us that we start believing it.

And of course, as I said, Niamh Fitzpatrick, I have to mention her because she was absolutely wonderful.

You know, sometimes...

Outside of hurling, you might have issues in life, whether it's work or relationships or something like that.

You know, you go training and sometimes you're not always positive going into training, but you have to do it because you're part of a team.

But there's also outside issues that gets inside your head.

And, you know, sometimes you might be up for training, you might be unhappy, you might be, as I say, struggling a little bit.

But psychology, when it gets inside your head and someone puts their arm around you, you know, stay tight, stay good, stay strong.

No.

Maybe at first, you know, people say, how can someone come in and tell me how to win when I know I'm a winner?

but you're not a winner until you prove it.

Inside your own head, like, I mean, as a young kid, I always wanted to be the best and I always wanted to be a winner, but you can only be a winner when you have silverware, I think.

When you are a winner, you're certainly, you've proven yourself, but she played a major part.

Liam Griffin also played a major part because he was getting inside the players' heads about hurling, you know, the style of hurling and what he wanted, as I said, prior to that.

If we stick to the