Director general

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the, the Árd Stiúrthóir of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann is coming to our concert, uh, that night.

And, uh, we, what we're doing is we're, we're kind of, I suppose, looking back and, and, and seeing how things have come forward because, uh, a lot of people don't know this...

Sorry.

And he was headhunted and could, at this time, actually be the man running the GAA.

He was headhunted, um, to express interest in the Ard-Stiúrthóir, Director General job, which he deals with in the piece.

But this is, to me, this is sort of like, reading the piece was like looking into a Tiffany's window.

There's diamonds of every addition.

I think these are all intended, unintended consequences.

Man U v Leeds, that's why I call it Caesar Palace, because it's just a revenue generator." Um, and he goes on to talk about the, the drift to professionalism, and about, he talks about certain GAA policies.

Uh, and when he almost became GAA Ard-Stiúrthóir, uh, he talked about, "That's where my trust in the organization was damaged.

I was approached to put my name forward for it.