Seán O'Shea
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Aug 31, 2026
Eoghan McCabeGUEST
I suppose it just depends on the nature of it, but I think the way the game's going, I think players are starting to click on.
Eoghan McCabeGUEST
somebody like I think Sean O'Shea has a business off the back of it and obviously his social media is massive so like it'd be a no-brainer to put stuff out there maybe he doesn't show it off a lot but like it's obviously helping with things like if David Clifford's nowhere to be seen online but if he does come online I'm sure if he was selling it would blow up like everybody would want to know or if he started a YouTube channel and started showing what he was doing day to day I'm sure like everybody in the country would be tuning into that so I suppose it depends on the individual and what they want to do.
Eoghan McCabeGUEST
You might see some more of it, but I do feel maybe a more traditional county or somewhere that you've probably never seen too much of it, I think it would be harder to maybe break the mold to an extent.
Eoghan McCabeGUEST
But it'll be interesting to see.
Ciarán O'SullivanGUEST
like someone penetrates from this wing, do I stick or shift? Do I stay home on you because you're a two-point shooter or do I stop the danger? And it's actually those off-ball decisions.
Ciarán O'SullivanGUEST
If you're marking a Carney or an O'Donoghue or a Sean O'Shea, you know, that's what's going to be fascinating.
Ciarán O'SullivanGUEST
So, yeah, yeah.
Ciarán O'SullivanGUEST
Do you want to phrase the other questions again? I know that was just taking one part of it, but if you wanted to go again there, just so I can get a break from talking.
Pat SpillanePANELIST
And I, and I don't make excuses or whatever like that.
Pat SpillanePANELIST
But, like, when you really analyze the, like, when, when you look generally at them, you see you have David Clifford, the goat, you have Paudy, you have Sean O'Shea.
Pat SpillanePANELIST
You have great players, a tremendous bunch of minors.
Pat SpillanePANELIST
Uh, they've won a load of minor titles.
Paddy BurnsGUEST
So I think that's just the one extra little bit of magic now that does make that carry forward line particularly familiar.
Paddy BurnsGUEST
they were always obviously David and Paulie and Paul Ganey being a ball winner there to set things up that was always a scary prospect but Dylan Ganey now this summer and the form that he's found does make them a concern looking at the Dublin defence I don't think they can match up to all those Kerry forwards and that is where teams inevitably fall down against Kerry is that you put your best man marker on David Clifford you maybe now will put your second best on Dylan Ganey and if you'll have a man marker on Paulie Clifford you'll possibly put somebody on Sean O'Shea if he starts and then Paul Ganey could get a goal in three points you know it's But you've only got so many man markers there that you can play because the game is, you talked about transitions earlier as well, well the game is so fast and it's so many transitions that you can't play more than two or three out now defenders and that means that there's going to be a marquee forward there for Kerry who is going to be marking somebody in.
Paddy BurnsGUEST
like in his lips that he's got a good day coming.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
The other night we were talking about Erling Haaland and how he kind of comes to life and the goal he scored in the weekend just gone by.
Tommy RooneyHOST
Dara Byrne, Coby MacDonald are both still teenagers, but Rhino Donoghue is the fulcrum, and he's been their player of the year so far.
Tommy RooneyHOST
But they are up against the standard bearers of attacking football in the country, as their defence has to take care of Sean O'Shea, Dylan Ganey, and Poddy and David Clifford.
Tommy RooneyHOST
Mayo defeated Kerry in round one of the 2023 All-Ireland Series, ending their incredible and beaten record in Killarney that summer.
Tommy RooneyHOST
But when these sides have crossed paths in All-Ireland finals, Kerry tend to take care of business.
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James O'DonoghueHOST
I'm going to get back to that level in a final and what a challenge it is.
Tommy RooneyHOST
We couldn't be closer to the Ayrton band and the two teams standing directly in front of us underneath the Hogan stand right now.
Tommy RooneyHOST
Kerry, led by David Clifford, Mayo, led by Jack Coyne, Shane Murphy, Paul Murphy, Jason Foley, Dylan Casey, Graham O'Sullivan, Mike Breen, Gavin White, Mark O'Shea, Sean O'Brien, Joe Connor, Sean O'Shea, Tom O'Sullivan, Paddy Clifford, and that man Dylan Ganey, at the very end for the Kerry group, and to the Mayo side, Coyne, Jack Livingston, Donegan McHugh, Owen McGrale, Sam Callanan, David McBride, Enid Hesham, Bob Tuohy, Jack Kearney, Jordan Flynn, Dara Byrne, Ryan O'Donoghue, Paul Towey, and Mayo's German O'Connor as they come around by the Cusick stand.
Tommy RooneyHOST
James, I have to say, this is my favourite few minutes of the year because anything can happen.