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Oct 11, 2026

Jim PowerHOST
8:28
And I guess delighted to be supporting local charities.
Jim PowerHOST
8:33
And on that subject, I was showing Cormac, I just got a WhatsApp message from the treasurer of Waterford GAA, wondering would I speak at a fundraising breakfast in early November.
Jim PowerHOST
8:43
So there's another charity you might think about.
Jim PowerHOST
8:46
Yeah.
Eoin McDevittHOST
4:28
And now he's trying to buy the West Waterford Junior B Hurling Championship.
Eoin McDevittHOST
4:31
So ran a paragraph from Ciarán Murphy's incendiary column in the Irish Times about Mark Zuckerberg's charitable donation to a number of Waterford GAA clubs.
Eoin McDevittHOST
4:39
Ciarán, welcome to the Second Captain's Podcast.
Eoin McDevittHOST
4:40
Thanks for joining us.
Davy FitzgeraldVOICE_ACTOR
3:56
In fairness...
Ian DempseyHOST
3:58
One of the big stories this week was Mark Zuckerberg's donation of €150,000 to three Waterford GAA clubs after his recent purchase of a castle in the county.
Ian DempseyHOST
4:11
It sparked a debate among the hurling elite, starting with John Milan.
Ian DempseyHOST
4:17
Our
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
48:47
So depending on that metric, Zuckerberg earns €26,000 that time span.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
48:51
So it took him just six minutes to make the €150,000 he gave to three Waterford GAA clubs.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
48:57
So that kind of puts it a bit in... perspective and he obviously questions why these three particular clubs got such money when there's 20 odd clubs nearby but it was kind of the closing kicker as well that I quite enjoyed you know it's And Ciarán saying that, you know, the GAA is not something that can be bought and volunteerism is at its heart.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
49:23
So he said that Zuckerberg's blink-free visage, the diminished social skills and the best ambivalent idea of fair play, the blank stare.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
48:47
So depending on that metric, Zuckerberg earns €26,000 that time span.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
48:51
So it took him just six minutes to make the €150,000 he gave to three Waterford GAA clubs.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
48:57
So that kind of puts it a bit in... perspective and he obviously questions why these three particular clubs got such money when there's 20 odd clubs nearby but it was kind of the closing kicker as well that I quite enjoyed you know it's And Ciarán saying that, you know, the GAA is not something that can be bought and volunteerism is at its heart.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
49:23
So he said that Zuckerberg's blink-free visage, the diminished social skills and the best ambivalent idea of fair play, the blank stare.
PatHOST
20:32
Yeah
Andrew LubyHOST
20:32
... to three GAA clubs in County Waterford.
PatHOST
20:35
Mm-hmm.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:35
Uh, he's given 50,000 each to, uh, Shamrocks, uh, GAA, Knockanore-
PatHOST
20:40
Yeah
Andrew LubyHOST
20:40
... uh, Tallow GAA-
PatHOST
20:41
In Tallow
Andrew LubyHOST
20:42
...
speaker_0ADVERTISER
0:36
With Keira.
Shane ColmanHOST
0:40
Now, a €150,000 boost is heading to three West Waterford GAA clubs, courtesy of Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Shan.
Shane ColmanHOST
0:49
The couple, who brought Strancalli Castle in August, have chosen Shamrocks GAA in Knockanore, Tallow GAA and Lismore GAA as the recipients of their first Irish philatelic competition.
Shane ColmanHOST
1:05
What's the word, Ciara? Philanthropic.
John MullanePANELIST
32:08
And the fifth is between one and two.
John MullanePANELIST
32:10
I'm either going to go Shane McGrath-Tipperary or I'm going to go with our own own Kelly Waterford.
John MullanePANELIST
32:17
O'Kelley Water, lads, was explosive.
John MullanePANELIST
32:20
And he was back in his prime.

26 MINS LATER

John MullanePANELIST
58:07
And he's that type of player where I would say that if you go and put the arm around him and kind of give him a little bit of guidance, he'd go out and do anything for him.
John MullanePANELIST
58:18
anything for you and that's why I think his best years were probably under Derek McGrath and to be fair to Sean Power as well Sean Power when he had him underage as well he was probably able to tick those boxes as well and he was able to get the best out of Austin at minor level and under 20 and I suppose Liam Cattle came in in the COVID years but I definitely maintain if Derek McGrath had him between the ages of 26, 31 Austin Gleeson wouldn't be retiring he wouldn't be retiring he'd be still playing But what a special, special talent, lads.
John MullanePANELIST
58:50
And he will go down as one of Waterford's greatest ever players.
John MullanePANELIST
58:54
That's set in stone.

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