Paul Flynn

So obviously Deszy stepped, stepped away once they'd kind of achieved that major point of recognition.

But you've had Paul Flynn and now Tom Parsons as CEOs of the association.

You have full-time staff who are designated to deliver programmatic activity for them.

They disperse the grants, which are audited by the other governing bodies.

You can't, you can't, because they're...

Y- you're speaking to, you're speaking to Cian O'Sullivan or Paul Flynn, who are j- just sponges for information.

They're now getting into completely different realms of h- where, where do we go? The same as, and I'm, I'm just, it's exactly the same as Johnny Sexton was right to the end.

Mm.

Yeah, exactly.

Um, but, uh, one of the, the videos that really stood out for me, and I, I can't remember if you name-dropped this particular Dublin player.

Like you said, the likes of Keano Sullivan and Paul Flynn, they were really heavy on absorbing all of the information.

But you don't have, not all the players were probably like that.

Two great finds for this Mayo team and combining that sort of size and height and skill and all the good qualities we're looking for in Mayo footballers and the ball is lobbed up into the air and Aidan O'Shea gets a touch to it.

Dublin have turned it over and Paul Flynn has got it, perhaps, if that's who that is.

Working it out wide, excellent use of the fist.

Donal Vaughan puts boot to ball and fly-hicks it.

Cullen Boyle nearly found himself inserted into an atomic wedgie at that particular equation.

Dublin now have it and they've won the free out but they're going to get involved in all those little skirmishes and those sort of off the ball incidents that only this Dublin team are known to be getting involved with as Philip McMahon carries the ball up the

pitch he returns from the little nook that he was hiding away in as Paul Flynn is going to have a hopeful effort at goal here should be well wide wow

That's another score.

Two great finds for this Mayo team and combining that sort of size and height and skill and all the good qualities we're looking for in Mayo footballers and the ball is lobbed up into the air and Aidan O'Shea gets a touch to it.

Dublin have turned it over and Paul Flynn has got it, perhaps, if that's who that is.

Working it out wide, excellent use of the fist.

Donal Vaughan puts boot to ball and fly-hicks it.

Dublin now have it and they've won the free out, but they're going to get involved in all those little skirmishes and those sort of off the ball incidents that Only this Dublin team are known to be getting involved with as Philip McMahon carries the ball up the

pitch.

He returns from the little nook that he was hiding away in as Paul Flynn is going to have a hopeful effort at goal here.

Should be well wide.

So if you just don't do the work, then you can continue to use that excuse.

And that's exactly, and interestingly, Paul Flynn, a former Dublin footballer, made this point on a different podcast.

He was like, Charles Burns is very clearly wants a United Ireland, but can't integrate the organisation that he's the president of for some of the exact same reasons.

Yeah.

No one is saying...

I think every single woman I have heard, and it's such a pity that it's mostly women, but shout out to people like Paul Flynn and Conor Myler who have actually come out and talked about how integration at the start was about making a better organisation.

Any one club you go into... is a better organisation for it.

It makes way more sense for the towns and villages that exist.

Their skills will be bulletproof.

I think it was Paul Flynn at Dublin who said this a couple of years ago.

He said that your skills in your game will either get you into trouble in the game or out of it.

The whole way you're out executing.