Mayo's Aidan O'Shea: I could have easily walked away, now I have my All-Ireland medal

Aidan O'Shea said he did not think it would take 18 seasons for him to win an All-Ireland title with Mayo. 

"I can't say I definitely did all the time," O'Shea, who made his debut in 2009, told RTÉ Radio 1 when asked if he always believed the county could get over the line.

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