Páirc Uí Chaoimh

And just as an example, the road shows that were rolled out at the start of this year to explain to the people on the ground what was happening, they were seen as useful by the GAA.

In Cork, I think 70 people attended Páirc Uí Chaoimh to discuss integration in a, you know, in a, in a county of Cork's size.

Do you think that's a successful, you know, demonstration of information to a cohort of Cork people who clearly love their GAA? I think everything was mooted and muted on purpose to get to this point, and it's no surprise that this announcement or this, you know, I suppose this meeting happened after 83,000 people filled Croke Park on a Saturday night.

I don't think we'd have had the same level of enthusiasm for Kate Taylor in Croke Park if, last week, if we had known that this was coming back down the track from the GAA.

Looking forward to that

...we'll have a piece with her next week which perfect timing as well ahead of the Kazakhstan games coming up at Pàirc Ui Chaoimh.

Big g- big game coming up in Pàirc Ui Chaoimh.

So, um, yeah, we'd be very busy for the next couple of days because we've got today's Wednesday we're recording this.

We've got that tomorrow night.

Like, there's, there's the GAA, I remember the furore about the rugby.

I remember the furore about the soccer down in, in Pairc Ui Chaoimh and getting special permission.

I- just everything about the way the Australians come around, the way it's facilitated for them, the way it's in, out, and gone before they have their groundwork.

I'd love to know who the people on the ground are over here because for all I know, they're involved with, with Kerry teams.

Yeah.

Well, I keep saying this to everyone, so I love a game in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

And this is no disrespect to the Aviva or Tallaght, but I just think the proximity to the city, you know, the atmosphere outside it is always good.

We've had some great results there as well.

Um, but I think we'll, we'll be ready for, for whoever we get.

Yeah.

And also, what I always like about the Cork crowd, even though Páirc Uí Chaoimh is quite big, it's always quite loud.

It is.

Like, there's, there's the GAA, I remember the furore about the rugby.

I remember the furore about the soccer down in, in Pairc Ui Chaoimh and getting special permission.

I just, everything about the way the Australians come around, the way it's facilitated for them, the way it's in, out, and gone before they have their groundwork.

I'd love to know who the people on the ground were here, because for all I know, they're involved with, with Kerry teams.