Dublin's Brennan bounce, Donegal have no plan B | Kerry’s class shines | Mayo press on | The GAA Weekend 🏐
episodePreviously titled “Dublin's Brennan bounce as Donegal have no plan B | Kerry’s class shines | Mayo’s press impresses | The GAA weekend” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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This is an Irish independent podcast. Now, welcome, everyone. So the football championship keeps on giving. That's the short version here. Round three was every bit as exciting as we hoped in many ways. And we have our All-Ireland quarterfinal draw. So we're assuming, we think on the Sunday, we'll have Galway, Dublin and we'll have Loudham, Monaghan. And then Saturday will be Cork, Mayo. And Kerry against Tyrone. This is after Kerry beat Armagh 4-18 to 17 points for Sherald Stadium. Mayo did Mayo things. It was like getting the band back together against Meath. 22 points to 2-13 on Sunday. Dublin, Dublin, Dublin. Some people in this studio were saying they had no chance on Friday. Not me. Possibly me. Against Donegal.
2.26 to 2.22. And then Monaghan's second half blitz against Westmeath. 1.28 to 2.19. All four home teams won. That counts for anything. And on we go. Our GAA coverage is sponsored by AIB. Proud sponsors of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. AIB know that the support of backroom teams can have a real impact and that behind every county are those who lift us all. Surprisingly not wearing his Dublin jersey into the studio today. Philly McMahon, who tipped the dubs in the paper at the weekend. Some people knew. Colm Keyes is with us. I didn't tip the dubs.
No, no.
As far as I'm guilty.
We're firmly guilty. And Conor Dardy. Hello. I said they were better than everybody thought in February. I went cold on it. You went really cold on it. I'm trying to get back on it. He lives in Dublin.
32,000 at Croke Park to watch Dublin which is where we'll start I think Dublin 226 Donegal 222 after extra time was 218 apiece at full time Donegal from three points down and Michael Langan point and then that Michael Murphy two pointer sent it to extra time and then Dublin kicked the first five points of extra time with the wind three of them from Sean Guyden who was super sub all the way his father won in All-Ireland back in 95 and He had, was it four in all, six in all? I'm losing track. Four in all. Four in all. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm not sure, did he win in Ireland, Joe?
Conor McKeown tells me he did.
I think he was off the squad between 94 and he came back in 96 when Mickey Whelan took over. Wow. I could be wrong. That's a long, long time ago, but I think he might have missed out a year. I will defer to you.
Niall Guyton, we apologise if Colin Keyes has wronged you.
We may not. I might be wrong.
Maybe we'll edit that back in. Part of that scene.
He's from good stock. Yeah, from great stock.
I'm that age. I'm that age. It's funny with Sean Guyton because, not the place to start, but Conor McKeown was saying even during the league for Sylvester's, he'd be kicking huge scores and there was always an acknowledgement, a great kicker, but Dublin took their time getting him in.
welcome to the party yeah crazy like he hasn't played much and he's come on to such a big game in the cauldron in terms of energy he was tight and spinners like absolute spinners like not just little over the bar like no these are big scores two pointer was a magnificent score
it was so calm when he kicked it like it was just like I'm relaxed it was so seasonal type you know experience type style I'm just gonna he knew when he was getting that ball I'm kicking this because his whole body shape was relaxed and kicked through yeah so Ross McGarry got two from the bench he got four including that two pointer so six points from the bench for Dublin just three for Donegal they were all down to Ryan McHugh just one of the aspects which allowed Dublin to win this game talk to us talk to us where are we starting here
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:05
2
What impact did Dublin's performance have on their championship journey?
8:05–16:06
3
How did Kerry showcase their class against Armagh?
16:06–22:55
4
What strategies did Mayo employ to overcome Meath?
22:55–26:24
5
How did Monaghan secure their victory against Westmeath?
26:24–32:12
6
What are the implications of Donegal's lack of a Plan B?
32:12–46:29
7
What are the upcoming challenges for Dublin against Galway?
46:29–1:06:06
Speakers
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