Bulmers

Well, we've said it once, Svatlar, you've said it a thousand times, the rising tide lifts all boats and we're all just surfing on this wave of Mayo euphoria over the last couple two months now I believe it's been since anyone sort of looked at their bank account or had a good long look at where their life has been going you're talking about you know people have made big changes in their life lots of people have just quit the jobs and just full time just gotten into being mayo half bakes making memes podcasting tiktoks the whole sort of the whole sort of sphere of different sort of mayo media it's really just a wonderful time to be alive it's fabulous

It's unreal, but I don't know how you haven't secured a sponsorship deal with Bulmers at this point.

I think you've done more than enough.

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The pub wasn't open yet.

Harp, Guinness, and Bulmers, the Holy Trinity.

We show Sky Sports on the wall beside the old TV.

Okay, not too bad.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Throwing up kind of thing or like, again, back in the festival days, there'd be like a half-drank can of Bulmers and you'd be like, do you know what? I just, I can't, I need some kind of level of liquid in my mouth and I'm not going and getting water.

That's very true.

In my older years, I am very rigid about water at bed.

But Mayo have definitely played with the same sort of recklessness of abandonment-ness that skydiver Felix Baumgartner did when he completed a world-record free-fall parachute jump from the height of 38.9 kilometres above the earth.

Yes, it's a fabulous achievement, you know, that's fair to say that there's some Mayo supporters that will be 39.8 kilometres off the ground in terms of their Bulmers consumption after full time today if Mayo can get over the line and reach a first all Ireland final in six years.

Of course, considering the terrible misfortune that we went through over the last couple of years, of course, we were unceremoniously dumped out of the Connacht Championship a couple of years ago by the Sligo under-14 drafts team and indeed into the backdoor we went and we were sent packing up the backdoor by Longford after that.

But James Warren TJ really has turned this ship around for Mayo over the last couple of years.

I can hear you.

The road works at Bulmers.

Is that going ahead today or any idea? I'm

honestly not sure.

But I'm looking for something else because I saw them here on my last visit.

There's a can of Bulmers.

I'm not looking for that.

I might have been looking for it 15 years ago, but not anymore.

Listening to Mayor back has impacted him so much.

He's now, before he goes for a night out, he gets his eight or 12 or maybe even 14 cans of Bulmers.

And the first one, he likes to crack it in his own room and pour it out all over the bed because he said it just cuts the middleman out.

You know, you're only going to be doing that again later on.

But Mayo have definitely played with the same sort of recklessness of abandonment-ness that skydiver Felix Baumgartner did when he completed a world-record free-fall parachute jump from the height of 38.9 kilometres above the earth.

Yes, it's a fabulous achievement, you know, that's fair to say that there's some Mayo supporters that will be 39.8 kilometres off the ground in terms of their Bulmers consumption after full time today if Mayo can get over the line and reach a first all Ireland final in six years.

Of course, considering the terrible misfortune that we went through over the last couple of years, of course, we were unceremoniously dumped out of the Connacht Championship a couple of years ago by the Sligo under-14 drafts team and indeed into the backdoor we went and we were sent packing up the backdoor by Longford after that.

But James Warren TJ really has turned this ship around for Mayo over the last couple of years.

I think you've only got to look at how brands pop up and develop.

And remember the sort of the boom in Magnus and Bulmers kind of 15 years ago, they came from nowhere.

And within a year, everybody was drinking it.

And then you get these new brands popping up.