ZACH TUOHY KICKED two goals on his return from injury as Geelong prevailed in a Friday night classic one-point win against the Brisbane Lions.
A back injury forced the Laois man to miss Geelong’s opening round defeat to Adelaide, but Tuohy shone in his first start of the season for last year’s beaten finalists.
It was a good day for the Irish as Kerry’s Mark O’Connor performed extremely well in a tagging role on reigning Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale.
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O’Connor followed Neale from the opening bounce, holding him statless in the second quarter and preventing him from making a single clearance in the opening half.
New recruit Isaac Smith kicked the match winner for the Cats in dramatic circumstances at the death. There was late drama as the Lions missed a chance to win the game in the last 30 seconds as a holding-the-ball free kick wasn’t awarded.
"That's as clean a tackle as you can get!"
How did the umpires miss that one at the death?! 😬
The game looked in doubt earlier in the day when, just 49 minutes before the bounce, the Victorian health department announced that travellers from Brisbane to Victoria had to self-isolate immediate.
It mean the 30 supporters who flew to Melbourne for the match had to depart the GMHBA Stadium immediately to get Covid tests.
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Murray Kinsella, Bernard Jackman and Gavan Casey field listeners’ questions about Ireland’s victory over England before turning their attention to the club game, and Super Rugby in the Pacific Islands, prospective law trials up north and, of course, this weekend’s Pro14 final between old rivals.
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Tuohy and O'Connor star as Geelong enjoy late win over Brisbane in fiery clash
ZACH TUOHY KICKED two goals on his return from injury as Geelong prevailed in a Friday night classic one-point win against the Brisbane Lions.
A back injury forced the Laois man to miss Geelong’s opening round defeat to Adelaide, but Tuohy shone in his first start of the season for last year’s beaten finalists.
It was a good day for the Irish as Kerry’s Mark O’Connor performed extremely well in a tagging role on reigning Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale.
O’Connor followed Neale from the opening bounce, holding him statless in the second quarter and preventing him from making a single clearance in the opening half.
New recruit Isaac Smith kicked the match winner for the Cats in dramatic circumstances at the death. There was late drama as the Lions missed a chance to win the game in the last 30 seconds as a holding-the-ball free kick wasn’t awarded.
The game looked in doubt earlier in the day when, just 49 minutes before the bounce, the Victorian health department announced that travellers from Brisbane to Victoria had to self-isolate immediate.
It mean the 30 supporters who flew to Melbourne for the match had to depart the GMHBA Stadium immediately to get Covid tests.
https://soundcloud.com/user-200743868/what-next-for-ireland-rainbow-cup-law-trials-can-munster-finally-bridge-the-gap
Murray Kinsella, Bernard Jackman and Gavan Casey field listeners’ questions about Ireland’s victory over England before turning their attention to the club game, and Super Rugby in the Pacific Islands, prospective law trials up north and, of course, this weekend’s Pro14 final between old rivals.
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AFL Geelong Cats Zach Tuohy