Glass: 'The boys in Glen do have a short-term memory – we’ve parked that and we’re ready to move on'

As Croke Park beckons again this Sunday, Conor Glass is acutely aware of his record there.

MIXED FORTUNES: Conor Glass of Watty Graham's Glen, Derry, pictured ahead of the AIB GAA Senior Club Championship Football All-Ireland Final, between Watty Graham's Glen and St Brigid's. Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

The question doesn’t come until close to end of the interview but Conor Glass’ body language indicates he was expecting it. Croke Park hasn’t exactly been a happy hunting ground for you, Conor? Or words to that effect.

Going back to 2015 when he captained Derry’s minors to their first Ulster championship in 13 years only to lose to Kerry in an All-Ireland semi-final, GAA HQ has been an arena of mixed fortunes for the midfielder.