Kerry–Tyrone Gaelic football rivalry

Because I was at that game.

Kerry Tyrone.

So that would have been the 23rd of September or something.

But I can't believe you'd only found out a month before or so.

No point in saying any different.

Probably one of the greatest ever, with, outside of if you're a Kerry man, like Pat is, probably the greatest finale of them all, and probably the most well-received [laughs] result probably in the history of the GAA with Mayo winning the All-Ireland.

Um, I'll throw it to you first, Pat.

Even a couple of weeks on, like, we're nearly a month on now, and it's the celebrations and the, almost the ecstasy around it all is still kinda rolling on.

There you go.

[laughs]

So, right, just before getting out of it, like, uh, let's, let's do the Kerry team first, and just, just quickly just segue.

Uh, in Kerry, there are five stages of mourning, uh, Michael: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, and 99% of Kerry people have, have gone through those five stages.