Tommy Rooney

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When we were in the junction a couple of weeks ago, we met Tommy Rooney, friend of your pod.

We had kind of a dilemma where we were at the till, wanted to pay, but also wanted to talk to Tommy Rooney.

You know, we want to make friends in these media worlds.

We want to be swinging our bailed Nickies like the best of them.

But we did have that sort of Difficult decision to make whether to be so scabby to ask the junction restaurant for the 10% off while standing in earshot of Tommy Rooney or whether to pay for the full bill and tip and then have a little chinwag with him.

You should have paid for it, screw up.

Yeah, possibly.

flying that kite, Dick?

for Tommy Rooney could be licking his lips but it'll be a tough one as it would be for any manager because he's coming back he's coming back he's going to probably try and cajole Michael Murphy to come back for one more season that

looks like it looks like he is going back at the minute he was one of the best players in the club scene as well this year

why would he

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How's it going? You're very welcome along to the Football Pod with Paddy Andrews, James Donoghue and Tommy Rooney.

This is the sweetest day of the year.

This is where Monday Club is in full flow.

Paddy, if I was to drag you back to 2011, before you went on that marauding run through the Leinster Club campaign with Bridget, that club was on the rise at the time.

What was your Monday club like?

Jesus, Tommy.

That's 15 years ago.

We're a small rural club from be-beside Esker Hills Golf Club.

There's huge excitement, flags up everywhere, and we even have an obligatory painted car announcing 'Hon Ballinamere.' From Joe, currently sorting out the jerseys for Sunday." And I say that because that's, uh, that's the level of excitement that, uh, is going on all around the country, inc-including a load of county finals that happened this weekend, that we're gonna talk to Tommy Rooney about, um, in just a few minutes' time as well.

Um, still loads more, uh, to get to in the news round.

We're gonna take a quick break.

We're still having a few issues, uh, getting to, um, over to Tallaght.

Hopefully, we'll get there in a little while.

We'll also have Tommy Rooney a little bit later on running through an unbelievable weekend of county finals.

But there's, uh, more news to get to, Eve.

You know, such fantastic people have worn it in the past, so yeah, it's a great honor.

And now we'll hear from him speaking to Tommy Rooney of Off The Ball after that massive twenty twenty-five Munster final win over Limerick in the Gaelic Grounds.

It obviously ended after penalties, and what a day for Cork Hurling.

Seamus Harnedy.

Great start for Moorefield, obviously a really, really good breakaway goal.

Um, brilliant finish by Tommy Rooney, but they, uh, didn't happen enough and they were a lit- Moorefield, you could sense they were kind of waiting for those breakaways.

It had to be those breakaways, that's how they were getting...

Even Mark Dempsey, to his credit, tried to start a few.