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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I think there were 75%.
I know his short puck outs, again...
they're going to be always 100% but overall it was 75% maybe is against 58% or something for Cork and those things make a difference at the end of the day but it's incredible to have someone like him
I'd imagine for the players in front of him, the calmness that he brings and the integrity and the love for the Limerick jersey, that history and all that means an awful lot.
There's a couple of things, Joe.
There's a couple of things I'd say.
I think it was the first week I was on here, we were talking about James Owens, that match, because he had refereed the Offaly-Dublin match the Sunday before that match in Cork, and I was saying he refereed the games completely differently.
The Offaly one, he was fussy.
If you want to call it fussy, applying the rules if it's fussy.
There is a lot of fouling going on, and we know this.
Practically every collision at Intercounty, top level,
every ball is, there's nearly a foul in every collision because somebody's trying to get the upper hand.
It's always the way.
So there's always an iron man.
And he set the tone.
I actually think if probably by standards of Munster Championship, the penalty was harsh on his, but it was a penalty.
But then you lose credibility when you don't give the penalty to the other end, as Colm says, for the same thing.
But on an overall sense, I think it's been...
And I agree with your point, Joe, talking about referees.
I think Ben O'Connor was better off yesterday just saying, we lost by a point, we're still in the championship, we'll see you around, lads.
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