Louth stun Armagh & Cork do the same in Donegal. Tyrone beat Mayo
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It's the GAA Social on BBC Sounds. And before we get into it, I was thinking yesterday, which was Saturday. Depends if you're listening to this on Monday or Sunday. But on Saturday, I was thinking, yeah, we're going to talk about that. 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.
What's your takeaway from the... What did you think?
My takeaway for the game was Armagh started first eight minutes. You think, right, there's just a massive void between these two teams. And that's the way it's going to play out. One thing about Lowther's I have to say, they didn't panic. And when their go-to men were well wrapped up, you know, a few other lads stood up and got the scores that them other lads would normally get. And I suppose before the game, like, you know, Armagh probably didn't think Maguire, you know, was going to get three points. Darren McDonald won three. Okay, you can factor in Lennon. And then I thought, Conor early obviously got a point off the bench, but I just thought loads, substitutions, um, were definitely well-timed and also had a massive impact.
And when they brought in players, apart from one, apart from Tague McDonald, I think the rest of them were all big men because it was turning into the piggery situation where almost everything was going to the middle of the field. Now, I might have to get away with some and... Lowd tried to get some away and were turned over and got another couple away but it was the skate and Lowd were definitely getting the better of that probably midway through the second half and that was having a big burn on what was going on on the scoreboard. We thought when Armagh got the three up and even when Lowe took it back to two, Armagh go up the field and Aidan Falker probably has a shot that he doesn't need to have.
Armagh probably could have seen it out at that stage. And then Armagh win the ball back again because the two lads collated going for the goal. Ryan Burns was one of them. I can't remember who the other one was.
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