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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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We're going to talk about this then. Sunday morning arrived. Yeah, we're definitely leading off this. That's the most important thing. And then another game happens and another result happens and another incident happens. And do you know what? I don't have a clue where we're going to start. But can we take a moment, Oisín? Are we overcooking it by saying... What a weekend of football.
The game is in a great place. Favourites being knocked out and knocked down. Underdogs coming through. Drama. Everything. Lethal.
What has just happened in the last 48 hours? Seriously, it's absolutely insane.
This is going to be the worst podcast to do justice to a fine weekend of Gaelic football. Agreed. You were just not going to, we're not going to be able to do it. Right, where do we start? What's your starting point?
Well, I'm going to have to start with Lowes. Right. No, you were at the game. In fact, if we got to the end of the show and you said to me, listen, we're sadly out of time, I'd be happy with that. But I was at the game. So in the car with me today was myself, two kids, two boys, and my father-in-law, Peter, and my brother-in-law, Darren, who hail from Dundalk, County Louth.
they've never together they've never traveled to me with me to a game before and today was just like a massive mistake on my part that I take them in the car it's 20 it's 20 minutes from my 15 minutes from my house down a skiing obviously add in traffic which almost took us an hour and that was the longest hour of my life And the kids, in fairness.
We were all in agreement when they got out of the car. That was a long hour. Right. Okay.
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Chapter 2: What were the standout moments from Louth's victory over Armagh?
Well, I'll not go to the hood up first then. It's very difficult to see the clock because it was in under the scoreboard. It was small. It was like the clock that we had in Corrigan Park yesterday. It was very, very difficult to see. So I think a lot of the players were going off the noise from the crowd.
I think they knew they had to get a shot away, and I think they probably felt it was too late when they got the shot away, but when the ball did go in, I mean, that's just one of those things in football. The ball obviously goes through Ethan's hands and into the net, and that sort of rewrites history. Armagh would have felt as if they'd weathered a storm.
But just in that moment, Sam Mulroy is the one you want with the ball. It was obviously dropping short. And it's just a moment of... It's just a moment that everybody in football, if you play football long enough, you experience it. As a goalkeeper, you'll experience it because, look, you put yourself out there as a keeper, but, like, I would be of the opinion that, like, I'm a...
They didn't win that game in that moment. They lost it in the moments before that. And that's the moments that I will be looking at. So you just take a collective responsibility in a situation like that. As I say, everybody who stands and goes through has a moment where... they're not proud of, they regret, or they haven't, you know, covered themselves in glory.
But I don't think any of you in that arm, I can't be blaming Ethan Roddy for what happened. I mean, just one of the things for me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I felt like it. And there were still good performances. Marmite, Oshin Conaty finished with a goal on the point, maybe not just as strong as he has been. Charlie O'Byrne was brilliant in the second half. Ross McQuillan finished with four points, but... I mean, that half-back line of Lowe, Craig Lennon, Dara McDonald, I mean, two six from your half-back line is some going.
And Samuel Roy mightn't have just been as strong in the second half, but his first half was as good as I've seen him, just whenever he was required, just from the outside looking in. But it looked class, and I have to say, I didn't go to it. I was tempted to go to the Tyrone match, but I actually really wanted to go and see Marvell play Kilray, which sounded feisty enough, to be fair. But
Because of all the games going to take place, I had to root myself in front of the television. So I didn't actually get to the games on Sunday physically. But it looked class. I have to say.
The atmosphere was unbelievable.
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