Seamus Flanagan
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301 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Seamus Flanagan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And there'll be change.
Ultimately, there will be, you know, after this season, after next season, there'll be change of personnel.
And I'm content with my career.
I'm content I suppose lucky enough to have been successful and been part of and been played I suppose some my new part of a cog in that wheel and lucky enough to have been that so in terms of wanting to redo all of that again you know become the John Heslin or you know come back out of retirement and
Right now I'm content with where I'm at.
Okay.
Do you know what?
I think everyone is leaning towards a limerick whitewash and I just don't see it being as such.
I think these two teams bring the absolute best out of each other.
And I know you'd say to yourself, okay, but look at that round robin game below on Ennis, Clare at home.
I thought to myself, I was like, Clare, I'm going to lay down a marker here.
Didn't.
But I think Crowe Park and I suppose from a Clare perspective,
I'd akin it to The Last Dance for a lot of them.
The likes of Conor Cleary, how much he must be
just absolutely doing everything in his power to get on that pitch, if it is to be his last season.
Shane O'Donnell, the same.
You know, Shane had said to us last year that you'll have to peel Tony out of the dressing room to get him out of there, but it is becoming that Colin Malone, Dave McInerney, these lads who have been stalwarts for Clare, coming to Crowe Park, being completely written off, having won All-Ireland back in 2014, as Jason said.
But they're in a real good position.
And the fact that I look back to their season so far, and it's been so up and down.
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