Justin McCarthy

And the commentator was Tony O'Donoghue, our soccer correspondent.

And his co-commentator on the day was Justin McCarthy.

Would you believe? Yes, indeed.

My dad, yeah.

So as we come into the 1970s, all of that is changing.

And as we will find out later on in the '80s, this comes to a head with, in a really, really controversial period between Cork and Tipp, where Cork's coach, Justin McCarthy, in 1985, says a few things about Tipperary hurling back the years that don't go down very well, but we come, we come to that in a while.

You m- you asked me about '72, about, well, what, what did it look like? Did they just disappear off the face of the earth? They certainly didn't.

Not at all.

The, those young players, the Nicky Englishes of this world are, are really coming...

They're really beginning to develop a core of a team, but they're just, they're still that bit short.

And it's at this point that Justin McCarthy, the Cork coach, joint coach with Canon Michael O'Brien, but Justin is the coach.

A, a tremendously highly regarded coach.