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Twitter was not happy with how The Sunday Game addressed the McMahon/Donaghy incident

Published 23:30 20 Sept 2015 BST

Updated 12:51 21 Sept 2015 BST

Darragh Murphy
Twitter was not happy with how The Sunday Game addressed the McMahon/Donaghy incident

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It wasn't going to affect anything but you can understand why it should have been spoken about.

It's not like an in-depth discussion of the incident which saw Philly McMahon appear to gouge at the eyes of Kerry's Kieran Donaghy was going to set up a replay. McMahon has since given his explanation of the incident but last night nobody, apart from Tomas Ó Sé, wanted to talk about it. It was definitely the talking point at the end of yesterday's All-Ireland SFC final and the fact that one of the biggest moments of the biggest game of the year was glossed over by the panelists on The Sunday Game did not sit well with GAA fans. One perspicacious Tweeter predicted the failure of the panel to discuss the incident at any great length. https://twitter.com/poolfan81/status/645684921177145344 Others were hopeful. https://twitter.com/cartwheels1989/status/645703030109700096 https://twitter.com/Connoed/status/645701782115487745 https://twitter.com/pvesey11/status/645706428326408192 But when the panel claimed that they didn't want to get into the McMahon/Donaghy clash because it wasn't the night to do so, Twitter erupted! https://twitter.com/connell_sean/status/645708451180449792 https://twitter.com/DempseyVal/status/645708399259226114 https://twitter.com/WestCorkPaul/status/645708690121625601 https://twitter.com/Connoed/status/645708721855725570 https://twitter.com/Red_Regi/status/645708732173709317 https://twitter.com/Westclarepage/status/645708873941188609 https://twitter.com/KarlRennick1/status/645708924012789760 https://twitter.com/scoughlan2/status/645709002307842048 https://twitter.com/RonanOHealy/status/645709017470230528 https://twitter.com/drnickgp/status/645709041751101440 https://twitter.com/GerMcK1976/status/645709182600105984 https://twitter.com/powahau5/status/645709183933767680 https://twitter.com/JohnRogersShow/status/645709558862639105 https://twitter.com/dwyer_campbell/status/645709605423570944 https://twitter.com/CianHaines/status/645709735308619776 https://twitter.com/RichieMcCormack/status/645710147180867584 https://twitter.com/ptcunningham94/status/645710279192350720 https://twitter.com/SeanyBurns1990/status/645710481689153536 https://twitter.com/SeanieCo/status/645710708286459906 https://twitter.com/Kenfox1980/status/645712068465655808 https://twitter.com/DeegoGAA/status/645712611003121664 https://twitter.com/CormacCor/status/645712957599408128 https://twitter.com/PeteCarragher/status/645713754718662656  
Twitter was not happy with how The Sunday Game addressed the McMahon/Donaghy incident