Matt Cooper

That was a turning point.

So maybe what have Cork done to get themselves into a position where this could be another turning point tomorrow?

Conor?

Ray Silk, we wouldn't have seen this coming when Cork were rather limp in their performance against Kerry in the Munster final, would we?

Well indeed Ray I was just about to say it might stand to cork they've already had the Croke Park experience this year of having lost to Meath in the Division 2 decider frustratingly but they might have learned a lot from it but on the other side Mayo also have had their big comeback win against Meath to bring them to this and you've just mentioned Colby McDonald because they wouldn't want this to be the one and only time that he'll end up playing in Croke Park for them would they?

Immediately after, Conor, we have Kerry playing against Tyrone and Kerry now are starting to move up the gears and the comprehensive victory over Armagh last weekend has made them the firm favourites to win the All-Ireland.

How much do Tyrone have to put up against them?

Because there are players in this Tyrone team who won in Ireland only back in 2021, beat Kerry in the semi-final.

But it seems that since 2008, when Tyrone beat Kerry in the final, in all of the championship encounters since, Kerry have had the upper hand with the exception of 2021.

Any sign that Tyrone have enough for tomorrow to be able to overcome Kerry?

But back to you, Ray, does Tyrone have in Niall Morgan, one of the best kick-out specialists and somebody you can add a lot going up the pitch as well, and added to his kick-out expertise, a really top-class midfield in Brian Kennedy and Colin Kilpatrick, which will give them competitiveness at least in this game against Kerry tomorrow?

Let's talk about Sunday's games and Monaghan, Conor, haven't been out to Clonus.

They're now playing Louth on Sunday and I suspect they'll fancy this one.

OK, what about Lowell's, Ray?

Do you think, how good can they be in this?

OK, and then Galway and Dublin.

The game at 4 o'clock on Sunday.

Conor, Dublin, it seems, are back, if they'd ever really gone away.

They beat Donegal last week, but they had to play extra time.

You look at the Dublin team, and you look at 8-15 in particular, and you go, that's really, really strong.