Michael Duignan
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1,188 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Jun
Michael Duignan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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William Buckley, who's been brilliant all year, got one point that Limerick were...
were sure was gone wide never seen Nicky Quaid normally arguing the toss so that full forward line which is Limerick's to me their biggest asset their superb full forward line maybe the conditions didn't allow for the first half they were shooting from distance second half maybe couldn't get the ball into them and Limerick were dropping back that half back line while they made a few mistakes
Burns and Hayes Hayes dropped a couple of bad shots short but he was powerful in the last quarter as was Derrick Burns some of the scores he got and Willow Donoghue and I would say probably Colm on your bigger point about Limerick it's probably it has a feel to me that they know like they're not stupid they know they're coming near the end of the line as a team we all knew when I was lucky enough to be on the good team not at this level but you know they're aging together they came together the younger lads coming through um
you know are doing their big call and he went off injured and wasn't going that well sharon o'brien was taken off adam english came on and made a big difference aiden o'connor did well but the rest of them are there a long long time and you could see the celebrations after the game that told its own story they know and that meant as much to them as the first monster medal for that reason i would say they know whatever happens next year they won't all be there
Whether the management will still be there or the players, you know, there will be changes.
Yeah, and I also think maybe Declan Hannan, who was their captain, I suppose, for many of those great victories, he retired and they have leaders all over the field.
And, you know, Cian Lynch is the captain now, a fantastic player.
But to me, the man that has held that team together for the last 10, 12 years, the most important player is Nicky Quaid.
And...
He's an incredible guy.
He comes from an incredible Hurling family.
You know, his dad, who tragically passed away at just 40 years of age, was a brilliant goalkeeper, Tommy.
Then Joe Quaid, who would be a nephew of Tommy's, a cousin of Nicky's, stepped into the breach and was there.
And then Nicky comes along.
It's an incredible...
It's a real GAA story.
It couldn't really happen in any other sport.
The three Quades manned the goals for I don't know how many years now.
Colin, you're probably better on that.
Yeah, and yesterday I talked...
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