Is the novelty of American football in Ireland wearing off?

Corso was only a year into his career as a pundit after almost three decades patrolling the sidelines in a variety of college football coaching roles and the trip to Ireland was a cultural leap into the unknown for a man more familiar with life in the states of Maryland, Kentucky and Indiana.
A stadium standing amidst a residential neighbourhood knocked his socks off, the shrill roars of the natives when the opening kick-off soared into the sky tickled him terribly and the meal of boiled beef and potatoes the evening before the game was a gastronomic first.
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