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Hello and welcome to the indoors coverage of today's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final. It finished up Kerry 2-18, Dublin 20 points here in Crowe Park. And a reminder that our GA podcasts are with thanks to AIB, who are proud sponsors of the GA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. AIB know the support of backroom teams can have a real impact and that behind every county are those who lift us all. Colm, belter of a game here today in fairness. It lived up to the hype. There was plenty of hype with the Dublin-Kerry rivalry. So many talking points, so many incidents, but a brilliant game.
Yeah, Michael, it had its slow passages of play too. As you will, I suppose, with the heat that was down there on the pitch, there's always going to be those moments when it dies out a little bit. So I thought it was in ways, obviously it didn't finish the same scoreline, but in ways it was very much like the 2022 semi-final. Similar conditions, swirling breeze coming in into the hill end. Dublin played into it in the second half. four years ago it was Kerry and obviously that monster Sean O'Shea, free from 50 metres, which won the game. And obviously Kerry had a bit more to spare, this time coming down the stretch. But similarly, Dublin threw everything at Kerry. Ger Brennan mentioned earlier in the week about players, what's been the transformation around Dublin since the Westmeath and Loud defeats.
And he says just the older core of players, If they're going out and they're going to go out maybe this year, maybe next year, performance-wise, they want to go out on their shields. That was the exact quote from Ger and they did that today. If it's today for some of them, they did that. They went down fighting. They went down like a team. that just threw everything at it. I thought Brian Howard for Dublin had one of his best games, had his best game for many, many years. The type of game that when he came into the team first in 17, 18, such a talented player.
And he's been a player that I think Brendan's been trying to get fire under almost.
It may have been, it may have been, but the fire was really beneath him. There was a couple of cameos down here along the sideline in the second half where he just threw himself at it. at at Kerry players so so from that point of view they'll be very very happy with their effort they'll be happy that they got a lot right but ultimately Kerry had control for most of it there was periods when they didn't have control but they had control for most of it they got themselves to a really good position at halftime given the wind that was there and it took a long time for them to put Dublin away really only when David Clifford got away from that last kick out scored that point. You could see his relief and his delight.
How did Kerry secure a 2-18 to 0-20 win over Dublin in the All-Ireland semi-final?
He wheeled away and the fists were up over to the Kerry crowd in the sunshine over there.
Some were bemoaning his celebration and thought it was a bit much. I thought it was brilliant.
Well, you know, who's bemoaning it? It was a score that booked a place in an All-Ireland final. And he knew how important it was. It shows what it meant to him. I think that's the most important. But, you know, obviously he's had a relatively frustrating afternoon until that last quarter. I think when he got the two-pointer, he got a two-pointer, that stretch of three-pointers with Pauly first, then David, and then Sean O'Shea that allowed them to establish a five-point lead after the goal. Yeah. So he gets that and he's relieved because Davey Byrne and the rest collectively, Dublin have defended really well against him.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:10
2
How did Kerry secure a 2-18 to 0-20 win over Dublin in the All-Ireland semi-final?
3:10–14:41
3
Which Kerry players stood out and how did David Clifford change the game late on?
14:41–22:38
4
How did Paddy Clifford and the attacking mark influence Kerry's midfield control?
22:38–25:21
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