Michael Deignan

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Indo Sport · Arsenal seal Premier League | Michael Duignan previews crunch clashes in Munster & Leinster · 20 May 2026 podcast

Nothing further from the truth.

But he did get on very well with the young lads.

And then we lost to Chris here in the semi-final at 20.

We won it in 21.

First big call was maybe Johnny Kelly coming in then as manager.

He'd been a coach.

And then looking at that set-up and Colin Callaghan came in from Galway, or he was there.

People like, you know, Brendan Maher came in, Seamus Callaghan after that again.

And I suppose it was year on year growing the group

getting stronger the young lads would come along then they lost the minor final they lost the 20 final then they won the 20 final Tony Gleeson then came in as under 20 coach unbelievable coach with Hughie we just built that a bit more we built the nutrition we built the medical side we you know there was just so many so many things that going on and and we did try to do this in football as well when we won the 20 football I learned that then you know we made some progress then we lost Liam Cairns and

then Mickey Hart, and then we had nine or ten injuries this year.

We're not far off there either, in my opinion, except we just had a bit of bad luck last winter.

But anyway, it went on from there and then it was a matter of trying to match the young lads to the older lads and

And last year, maybe two years ago, the likes of Dan Burke, Kyle King, Dan Ravenhill, some of them came in, Donny Shirley.

And then last year, your Adam Screenies and your, you know, more of the lads came in.

And now there's Breckin Cavanaugh, all these guys, Donny Shirley, I mentioned, he's out with Crucian now.

So all of a sudden, they're all blended in there, maybe now.

And this year, I think you've seen that coming together a lot more, apart from the matches and all that group coming together, the panel.

Ben Keneally and Owen Cahill has come back in and got his chance, had to wait for two years for a start, and he's been outstanding for the last two weeks.

They're 29 years of age, the two of them.

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