Will O'Callaghan

It's not that going away from home against Leash was one that you would have necessarily expected Antrim to win.

But for a team who've come straight down from the Leinster Championship last year, to start with two defeats like this is a really, really poor start.

And look, I think the one thing about Davey from here, and I wasn't actually trying to wind you up because everyone's going, he's just going to go have a go at Davey and this is going to be box office, this is going to have a go at Davey, yadda, yadda, yadda.

I don't know if Davey can still play the this is a three-year project or this is going to take four years, this is going to take whatever.

By no discernible metrics here, Murph, could you argue that Antrim have progressed in the last season and a half?

But the thing is, they're only going to beat Carlo and Westmeath, who they probably will need to beat if they're going to finish top three.

Right now, I'd say odds against.

And there is always that point as well that a team can get sucked into this.

So Antrim have had a pretty miserable campaign.

They could end up fighting to not drop down to the Christie ring yet.

They're behind down and head-to-head already.

Which is down 1.

No, down 1 by 2 against Antrim.

Oh, sorry.

Yeah, yeah.

yeah for sure those Joe McDonagh Cup results by the way before we move on to Leinster Championship from the weekend just gone by Westmead losing out to Carlo at home a scorefest but Carlo also I think it's 17 wides during the game as well no great spies Marty Cavanaugh top scorer for Carlo 1-8 as Carlo won by 4-20

to 1.23 against Westmead.

It was the first ever hurling camogie championship doubleheader there.

The camogie team, Westmead, won the first game, but Carlo won the second game.

Leash against Antrim, as mentioned by the lads, Pickie Marr, a very fine installer of kitchens in the Murphy household with 13 points.