Sam Monaghan

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13 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 14 May

Sam Monaghan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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When you're forced to take a step back from it all,
you you do enjoy it in the time but i think you enjoy it in a different way but then when you're forced to go through the rehab problems just just like aaron and all the other girls have done as well it kind of just makes you realize how special and amazing it is and how much
you want to be involved in this team and how amazing the girls are to play with, how hard we work for each other, how much we support each other on and off the pitch and how much it does for young girls and boys around the country as well.
I know I was growing up, I was from a Gaelic football background but I looked up to so many Gaelic football players and it was
It's what you look forward to at the weekend.
You're like, oh, we're going to the mean game.
I'll watch the women play or the men play.
It's just like it creates a buzz around the weekend and then you're inspired and you want to go out and you end up kicking the football around the green for the next three or four hours.
Like Mam said, we were just always outside the front, playing any ball we could get our hands on.
That was because of the role models we had growing up and
So if we can keep doing that, and you can see, like, I was speaking to Jackie Shields and Navin, and I don't know how many buses they have coming up of kids, but I think there's 190 of them coming to the game on Sunday, which is, like, that's amazing.
And, like, the crack they're going to have, probably memories to last a lifetime, like, for them families, and a buzz created just to be here and watch the women's team perform and...
I'm sure so many of them young girls and boys aspire to play for Ireland when they grow up so it'll probably be a day they'll remember for a long time.
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