Shane O'Donnell

They're very fast and very skilful.

I mean, Galvin now and Tony Kelly, Shane O'Donnell, you know, Jesus, they have skills.

Conor O'Brien.

Conor O'Brien.

So like even you see Pat Horgan with Cork.

Well into his years and still to see the skill and the depth of him.

You know, but I know, I mean, as we said there before, Conor McGregor, Shane O'Donnell, all them fellas, all fairly skilful.

I think Hurdle maybe has got a bit more skilful.

And, uh, I suppose Wolfgangs were chasing the game rather than, uh, competing on level terms, which they had done so from, in the opening, um, in the opening 35 minutes.

And I suppose Shane O'Donnell again, like, you know, he was-

Mm.

He was, when he was out the field, he was effective because he was winning puck outs.

Like, Colin Pearls came on there as well.

I, I very impressed with him too, like.

And, uh, uh, you have, you know, when you have Mark O'Cleary, you know, Shane O'Donnell, and Danny Russell, Eoghan Carroll, Robert Loftus again, Luke O'Cleary, uh, you know, showed very well.

But, you know, credit to Wolfgangs.

Um, so we'll just have to wait and see that one as well.

And just a, a li- a news line that came out of it afterwards, and maybe we were guilty of overlooking it a small bit because we knew Shane O'Donnell is heading off on his travels, uh, next year.

But he did say to TG Cahir when he was speaking to him after the game that he, he was playing the last couple of games of his career, that he, he thinks he won't even be back with Earog, uh, once this season comes to an end.

Now, maybe that was a given when he was going off traveling.

On the stand side here.

here he comes here live on stream Swart Hayes drills it and he drills and there was a show of approval from him and the rest of his players as they went over the bar two pints for Krishin O'Connell's meal set to get off the board Keely Nugent which is puck out down into space where it is picked up there by Dermot Mullins Mullins in a very good centre back out to Raz Hayes Hayes gets the ball into the middle there that's robbed by Jacob Loughnan gives it to Carmach Murphy the meals could do with a score Murphy gives that ball into Fionn Hickey Fionn a very very busy midfielder takes the tackle of Cian Dillon and Dillon and then one of the most underrated players ever to play in the Clare jersey out to Conor O'Donnell Conor O'Donnell with that flick out to Jamie Fitzgibbon Jamie of course his first cousin's playing for O'Callaghan's Mills and the Cooney brothers gets the ball into the middle to O'Shane O'Donnell here comes O'Shane O'Donnell a shot from O'Shane O'Donnell three pints for Crushing and it's Luke Kettler who's going in now with full forward that's a marvellous tap for Crushing Pat

Absolute.

Cruisin have taken ownership of the game straight away, Leo.

An experienced player as O'Donnell.

Hand pass them all out to Jamie Fitzgibbon.

Jamie Fitzgibbon for O'Shane O'Donnell.

Opens the shoulders.

they're all obviously, yeah.

Mark O'Cleary and Luke O'Cleary are two gold scorers like Shane O'Donnell.

He'll lay the ball off to him.

He's a fair to

And the fact that he's missing now is a huge loss.

Like to take Herculean efforts from the Lohans and Rory Hayes to drive on Shannon, to take on the likes of, you know, we speak about him there, you know, David Reedy, Daniel Russell, Darren Moroney and the Clearies.

And of course, Shane O'Donnell, the leader of the pack.

It's very hard to see them being turned over.

And I'm sure they'll be running an autopsy or whatever you want to call it on it below in the market to figure out because it was a golden opportunity to, you know, to progress, to develop, to test yourself in a county semi-final against a former Munster champion, at the minimum, you know, so, they'll be very disappointed, and for Kilmaley, it's job done, like it's bonus territory now, and that, people mightn't like me saying that, and look at, they're going to go out and play Heineken-Lamona, whatever way they approach it, and they'll have a crack at semi-finals, so, it's an opportunity for them, but it's bonus territory.

Defensively, I think they'll be okay, but I just don't see how or where they'll score enough to trouble the other teams, and I think that's, from you know even the game I was at Clearcastle 9 to Kilnemona and you know Clearcastle they were actually impressive I was impressed with a lot of their stuff just same as all the other clubs outside no scoring threat from clay and that's what clubs are probably looking that's what they have to go back and try and focus on and plenty of shooting drills and plenty of creating scoring opportunities from clay and I think that's the emphasis that's the next step for any club really I think most clubs have their structure in order the defence is in order it's just to try and get that you know create those opportunities from clay and then convert and a lot of it's just a lot of it's just good coaching like it is a lot of it's just proper drills I mean, yeah, to get a 20-killing Shane O'Donnell or a Lorna McNamara, that's natural ability.

But to coach someone to find a pocket of space and have an attempt at a pint, that's just organised training.

So it's something all the clubs have to probably look at.

That was a half a chance.

He tried to do Shane O'Donnell and pop it up in front of him and bat it in, but it was kind of crowded out of it.

And that's pumped in long as anywhere will do for Ian Fahey at that stage.

And now McDermott has it now.