Duleek

So why would, why would the Camogie Association on Saturday, Dundary against Drummry in Intermediate Camogie Final at 2:00, and Na Fianna against Kilmessan in the Senior A Camogie Final at 4:00 in Trim on Saturday.

At the exact same time, well, kind of traversing the time, where Navan O'Mahoney's are gonna play Duleek-Ballystown in the county intermediate football.

Now, you might say, "Well, you know, there's no crossover there with Dundary, Drummry, Na Fianna, and Kilmessan." But there are.

There's families involved in Dundary and Kilmessan that are very close ties with the Navan O'Mahoney's club, very close ties.

Yeah, yeah.

Okay, lads, uh, that's the Senior Fi- uh, Final preview anyway.

Moving on to, um, the, the Intermediate final, Naomh Na hEagnaigh, Duleek/Bellaghtown, the most decorated, I think, I think Anthony Malone, the Duleek/Bellaghtown manager, described Naomh Na hEagnaigh as the aristocrats of Meath football, which I thought was very, very apt as the most decorated, uh, Meath club in, in, in, in, in, in, in Keaton Cup history.

Um, Naomh Na hEagnaigh are looking to get back to where they belong.

I did sort of, it was a sort of a circuit.

Uh, like, like the N50, you do Finglas and Round and then West and then Blanchardstown and you come back to Duleek.

It's, it's how it happens.

And it did Cork and Limerick and various places.

so much fun, and the chaos ensued.

So obviously I do our work for the fantastic Duleek/Meath Pharmacy, and the wee family in there is just brilliant.

So we've got Georgina, Paul O.

And Paul Mack, Jackie, Amy, Amanda, Aileen, Caroline, Derbla, Ella, Emily, and Ellen, and an ar- honorable mention to Darren, who left us there a little while ago to, go to somewhere else.

I'm a great proponent of vaccinations, to be honest with you.

And we're going to talk flu jab for the next while, and a little more besides, with our go-to pharmacist from Haven Pharmacy in Duleek, who's just had the most spectacular makeover.

Cathy Marr, welcome back to the show.

Thanks very much, Gerry.

And we're actually now Duleek Pharmacy.

Oh, you changed your name.

We've gone back-

Oh, well, that's one...

So I think the general consensus looking around online, reading reports, listening to pundits' opinions on the game yesterday is one of a bit of disappointment, but maybe that does show just how far Leeds have come as a club over the last couple of years.

I was talking to a guy in a takeaway in Duleek yesterday evening after the match, and we said the same thing.

This time last year, we probably would have lost that game and probably would have had a scruffy defeat, but we managed to hang on.

And I think getting a point when you're not playing well is probably some level of a positive result.