An All-Ireland winner with Kerry as player and manager who now brings sharp, modern tactical analysis of the game to Irish Examiner readers and listeners.
Until last weekend, as we meandered through the football championship, many people were not really invested in it. Now, suddenly, a jolt of electricity has surged through the entire country as knockout football enters the equation.
Finally, the public’s imagination has been captured and nowhere is this more significant than in Galway on Sunday. There is never much between the sides when Galway and Mayo meet. With the exception of the 2021 Connacht final in Croke Park, games going as far back as 2016 were always won by a margin of between one and three points.
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