This is harder than it looks.
Darran O’Sullivan – former Kerry captain, All-Star and multiple All-Ireland winner – has reached the dizziest of heights in his career.
Now trying his hand in the world of media, the firing forward is the new presenter of the GAA Hour podcast, and just like everything he did in his career, he does it at the highest level.
Part of the GAA Hour’s makeover since O’Sullivan became the new presenter, is the new skills challenge, that will see guests and former county stars dust off their boots and show if they have anything left in the locker.
No better man than the Kerryman to get the ball rolling, so he went down to Templegue Syng Street GAA club in Dublin, and popped on the shooting boots.
@Darransull86 took on The GAA Hour skills challenge in @Tempsyngest and while it didn't go well for him, he's not too worried because, right or wrong, he still reckons it'll be enough to beat the man he's calling out next. @EamonMcGee, you're that man. pic.twitter.com/XCfyf16bU2
— SportsJOE (@SportsJOEdotie) June 7, 2022
Here are the rules:
Two shots from 13 metre line:
- Strong foot = 1 point
- Weak foot = 2 points
Two shots from the 21 yard sideline:
- Strong foot = 5 points
- Weak foot = 10 points
Two shots from the 45:
- Strong foot = 5 points
- Weak foot = 10 points
As you can see, this is no easy task, and in O’Sullivan’s defence he had played a club match the day before and was “very tight” – but with a maximum score of 33, our All-Star presenter managed to just get 3.
Donegal’s Eamon McGee is next in line to do it, but if you think you can do even better, be sure to send us your attempts on Twitter @TheGAAHour or email us at [email protected]
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