Doing the rounds on the internet at the moment is a hilarious caricature of a bandwagon Dublin supporter standing on Hill 16.

There has been no shortage of sympathy for Limerick hurling in this column.

This writer was nine years old when 96 lives were lost in Hillsborough this day in 1989.

From next month to September, 45 Championship games will be shown live on TV.

Don’t tell us that you didn’t see it coming. The Sky kites have been floating high for quite some time now, going back to Liam O’Neill’s first weekend in office in April 2012.

We’re easily pleased, it seems. Easily blinded too. Give us entertainment and we’ll gladly call it quality.

It hasn’t gone away, you know.

The chill factor in Killarney tomorrow won’t be the western breeze but the cooling of jets.

Elsewhere in these pages today, you’ll read of Dublin GAA’s new car deal.

All in all, Liam O’Neill’s Congress address on Saturday weighed in at 6,649 words.