Leo Cullen

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446 appearances 7 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5 Jun

Leo Cullen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 3.

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We've just shortened it a little bit for brevity, but essentially Jarrett Burns' position on all we've discussed so far.
I don't think so.
And the implication that because the referee is volunteering to take charge of this match that we don't want to undermine them or neuter them by
No, if the supposed victory is that your protocols are robust and you've arrived at the wrong outcome, then I wouldn't be celebrating that necessarily.
Anyway, like coming out of Crow Park, you would have thought like Laird was the story.
It was an unbelievable win considering where they were at halftime.
We were talking about the New York Knicks last week, Will.
They haven't won an NBA championship since 1973.
Loud haven't beaten Dublin in a championship since 1973.
Last week, we heard the tones of Alex Monaco, the in-house commentator for the New York Knicks.
Colm Cargan of LMFM, he's above the fray.
You know, he's a commentator on regional radio, but this is how he called the closing exchanges in Croke Park.
or they could stick on Serpico also release.
For reference, you have to go back and listen to our US sports podcast from last week.
But one thing that may be leveled against Laird, and I always find this argument a non-starter that they didn't beat Dublin, Meade beat Dublin, Laird beat Meade.
That's just the way it unravels.
They've put that to bed.
After a fairly meek performance in Portlaoise a couple of weeks ago, they really rallied four goals.
Maybe you can level a little bit against Hugh Sullivan in goals for Dublin, but at the same time,
some of the big players stood up when it was needed most and it felt great for Casey Byrne, who, like Colm Cargan describes it there, the catch is unbelievable.
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