Oisín McConville

Well, I presume it was a DJ.

He definitely had to be a professional because his timing was brilliant.

Whenever the loud fans ran onto the pitch, he played free from desire.

You just have to look on.

You see 1,000 people in red, or maybe more, maybe 2,000, and they're all jumping up and down, along with the players, the smiles, everything else.

And...

I was jealous, first and foremost, but I wouldn't depraise them of that moment.

It's a moment that the kids, there's a lot of kids at that game today, they will walk away from that game.

They'll never, ever forget it.

My kids will never, ever forget the day in Crowe Park when Armagh beat Kerry in the semi-final.

And it was as much down to the after-match music and just everybody was... It was just pure joy for those RML people on that day.

And loads of people got to experience that today.

I know it wasn't an All-Ireland semi-final, but it was a massive game for them.

And only when you went to the game, you realised...

As I said last week, there's such a cross-pollination when it comes to Armagh and Louth.

And Armagh probably have, well, we've a couple of all-earns in the last 20 whatever years, and Louth haven't had a big pile of success apart from last year.

But these are moments that these people, actually somebody, a very sensible man said to me before the game, we don't know where we're living.

He was a loud man.

you know, because they're up there challenging again.

They have a team they can be proud of.