Stephen Bradley

But obviously, them missing two of their key centre-backs obviously helps us.

Yeah, it is.

Look, I'd imagine that with Pico, he won't play for us again until after the World Cup and imagine, you know, we could get him back, but I don't see we take that risk.

It doesn't make sense.

If you look at the players that are playing there tonight, you've got Enda, who's played at the highest level for a number of years.

You've got Lee, who's been one of the best in the country for a long time.

And Dan is very similar and has won so many titles.

So when you have that three, yeah, you're really comfortable.

Obviously, Pique is a top player, but the three players, they're not three kids that come in and try to learn the game.

They're three top players.

So, yeah, it's an easy transition.

Yeah, it was.

It was important we started here because once they get going and they get the crowd involved and they score, they're a handful.

They're a real handful.

And it was important we stayed at our levels.

And I thought we did that really well.

Galway had maybe a 10 or 15-minute spell to start the second half.

Other than that, I thought we were very good.

The goals, the timings were important.

But I thought some of our play was really, really good, especially second half when you're trying to take the sting out of the game.