MARTIN O’NEILL JUST can’t get enough sport.
The World Cup is only gone a week and the Ireland football boss is at his second game of the weekend (that we know of).
Today, he was in Croke Park to watch Dublin lift yet another Leinster title as they steam-rolled past Meath.
There’s Tomas Quinn pointing out what the four extra men on each side are for.
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On Friday night, the Derry man was in the slightly less plush and crowded surrounds of the Carlisle Grounds as Bray Wanderers fell to a 3 – 0 defeat to Shamrock Rovers.
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How all this helps us beat Germany has yet to become apparent.
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Snapshot: Martin O'Neill watched the Dubs hammer Meath in Croke Park today
MARTIN O’NEILL JUST can’t get enough sport.
The World Cup is only gone a week and the Ireland football boss is at his second game of the weekend (that we know of).
Today, he was in Croke Park to watch Dublin lift yet another Leinster title as they steam-rolled past Meath.
There’s Tomas Quinn pointing out what the four extra men on each side are for.
On Friday night, the Derry man was in the slightly less plush and crowded surrounds of the Carlisle Grounds as Bray Wanderers fell to a 3 – 0 defeat to Shamrock Rovers.
How all this helps us beat Germany has yet to become apparent.
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COYBIG Croke Park GAA party with marty