Shane McGrath
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Sep 15, 2026
Stephen JoyceGUEST
So they have quality within the team, but then so, so also have, have Dunmore.
Stephen JoyceGUEST
And I, I just thought maybe going into it that Dunmore had that extra maybe bit of firepower with the, with the Costellos and Shane McGrath, Matthew Redington and that.
Stephen JoyceGUEST
But, uh, it was a high, reasonably high scoring game, but, um, went down to the wire no doubt.
Stephen JoyceGUEST
But, um, Oughterard came out on the right side of it, and I'm sure Jim McGlynn and his backroom team were obviously doing a great job there.
Darren KellyCORRESPONDENT
Ryan Monaghan's 62nd minute point was the winner, but that didn't even begin to explain this thrilling tussle.
Darren KellyCORRESPONDENT
Dunmore McHales shot into a three points to nil lead against the wind inside 90 seconds, thanks to Shane McGrath and a poor Costolo brace.
Darren KellyCORRESPONDENT
And it was a lead they held until just before the break, with Conor Gleeson also kicking a two point free.
Darren KellyCORRESPONDENT
Ute Gerrard, to their credit, stayed in touch with Matthew Tierney getting an orange flag as they trailed by just eight points to six before full-back Philip Gibbons got a black card for tripping Barry Murray.
Pat McNamaraHOST
A very underrated holder in my book.
Pat McNamaraHOST
Cahill did a super job on Shane McGrath that day.
Pat McNamaraHOST
But the only thing is Patrick Crotty is on a mighty farm.
Pat McNamaraHOST
Ciarán Hartigan is a really good bit of stuff as well.
Noel DundonPANELIST
You know, they just never got to it.
Noel DundonPANELIST
And, of course, you had the whole drama of it being the battle of the McGrath brothers on the sideline because Cormac McGrath was the coach of Money Gaul and Shane McGrath was the coach of Anacarty.
Noel DundonPANELIST
So, yeah.
Noel DundonPANELIST
I don't know whether they'd have been having a bit of a grub with the table on Sunday evening or not, but I'm sure Hurling was off the menu anyway, if they were, you know.
Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
But first, as always, let's take a quick look at this morning's headlines.
Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
Well, the printing presses must've been rolling fairly late last night to accommodate coverage of what has been described internationally as the largest crowd in history for an event headlined by an individual female athlete, and that honor falls, of course, to Ireland's own Katie Taylor, who The Mail on Sunday's Shane McGrath says provided a stunning finish to a stellar career after d- defeating French fighter Fleur Pili following 10 emotional rounds at Croke Park.
Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
And the headlines just simply write themselves this morning.
Dearbhail McDonaldHOST
"An epic glove story," says The Mail.
Shane HannonHOST
Galway GAA chiefs face a major headache after poor Joyce departed as the county's football manager last night after seven seasons in the job.
Shane HannonHOST
This is Shane McGrath writing on the back page of the Irish Daily Mail this morning.
Shane HannonHOST
speculation had been rife since that defeat to Dublin in the All-Ireland quarter-final back in July but the announcement last night coming as a surprise after weeks of quiet suggested he would commit to an eighth season in charge of the county he served with such distinction as a player so A nice statement released by the county board last night, of course, as well.
Shane HannonHOST
And Port Joyce himself has said, I've decided to step down as manager of the Galway senior football team.
Aaron CarrollGUEST
Eoin McGann had done it.
Aaron CarrollGUEST
Shane McGrath started to come into it.
Aaron CarrollGUEST
But fair play to our fellas for just sticking, sticking with it.
Aaron CarrollGUEST
Uh, it wasn't pretty, but a lot of resilience on show, Leo.
Leo DoyleHOST
And Aaron, you know, on other days, uh, Cratloe have depended a lot on Diarmuid Ryan, you know, to, to get scores and to lead the team.
Leo DoyleHOST
Today he was quieter than usual.
Leo DoyleHOST
He was doing a man-marking job on Shane McGrath, which he done.
Leo DoyleHOST
They had a great battle.
Shane HannonHOST
Singer Jon Bon Jovi locked on as a £41 million midfielder Mamadou Sangare shone for Keith Andrews' Brentford against big-spending Tottenham last night." Mentions of pieces on Aussie Rules.
Shane HannonHOST
"Aussies must be made pay up for poaching EPL stars" with the Shane McGrath's piece on the inside.
Shane HannonHOST
We'll get into that.
Shane HannonHOST
Richie Power, "Everything is in a really good place." And a inter- exclusive interview with him in the Irish Daily, uh, Mail on Sunday.
Shane HannonHOST
Singer Jon Bon Jovi looked on.
Shane HannonHOST
as 41 million pound midfielder Mamadou Sangare shone for Keith Andrews Brentford against big spending Tottenham last night mentions of pieces on Aussie rules Aussies must be made pay up for poaching GAA stars with the Shane McGrath piece on the inside we'll get into that Richie Power everything is in a really good place an exclusive interview with him in the Irish Daily Mail on Sunday and meet Mayo FC glow of Sam rubbing off a new club Westerners set for FAI National League might touch on that one as well across the course of the next hour and the Sunday Independent sports section finally the Bees Knees Andrews leads Brentford a stunning start and a nice photograph of Keith Andrews celebrating with his backroom team that includes Stephen Rice and Damien Duff of course after that 3-0 win at the G-Tech Community Stadium yesterday Tigerish Hull turn the tables on Drab Devils Carrick refuses to panic after United lose on opening day and a nice interview with Chris Hewton tackling cancer head on is the headline on that one Where do we start, lads? David, I know I once met you in the bowels of the San Mames stadium at half-time of the Europa League final when you had lost to Spurs.
Shane HannonHOST
A sad day for both of us yesterday, I
David SneydGUEST
suppose.
Shane HannonHOST
Singer Jon Bon Jovi looked on.
Shane HannonHOST
has a 41 million pound midfielder Mamadou Sangare Sean for Keith Andrews Brentford against big spending Tottenham last night mentions of pieces on Aussie rules Aussies must be made pay up for poaching GAA stars with the Shane McGrath piece on the inside we'll get into that Richie Power everything is in a really good place an exclusive interview with him in the Irish Daily Mail on Sunday and meet Mayo FC glow of Sam rubbing off a new club Westerners set for FAI National League might touch on that one as well across the course of the next hour and the Sunday Independent sports section finally the Bees Knees Andrews leads Brentford a stunning start and a nice photograph of Keith Andrews celebrating with his backroom team that includes Stephen Rice and Damien Duff of course after that 3-0 win at the G-Tech Community Stadium yesterday Tigerish Hull turn the tables on Drab Devils Carrick refuses to panic after United lose on opening day and a nice interview with Chris Hewton tackling cancer head on is the headline on that one Where do we start, lads? David, I know I once met you in the bowels of the San Mames stadium at half-time of the Europa League final when you had lost to Spurs.
Shane HannonHOST
A sad day for both of us yesterday, I
David SneydGUEST
suppose.