Marty Morrissey
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59 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 26 Jul
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Do you know what?
I think it will.
I don't think we'll need a factor 50 today because the sun is shining, as I speak to you, Dervla, but there was a sprinkle of rain earlier.
So some people will be delighted with the rain, but there is a breeze and that's a wind.
It's a wind factor that will be there in Croke Park.
But Croke Park, there might be windy at Hogan's on Jones's Road or Clonliffe Road, but when you go inside to the cavern, to the magnificent stadium that is Croke Park, it's a little bit sheltered, so you don't always get a breeze.
But we're looking forward to a great All-Ireland final.
It certainly is.
And if you're using a World Cup analogy, it's Messi against Ronaldo, but they're ours.
They're unique to Gaelic football.
And there's just, I mean, we need stars.
We have stars in every county, but these two men are just in a different league altogether, different gravy, I mean.
David Clifford has been footballer of the year three times.
And then we have this young lad, 18-year-old, who did his leaving cert about a month ago and is now heading to St Kilda in Melbourne to pursue a career over there.
But today, at least we have him in Croke Park.
What is Australia's gain is male and Gaelic football's loss.
But let's savour it while we have him.
Kerry are the All-Ireland champions, and they deserve to be credited with that.
I mean, you look at what they have, even on the bench, Paul Ganey is now fit and well, and he's the actual captain.
But for me, I mean, Polly Clifford is a different league.
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