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Published 16:30 8 Jul 2018 BST
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Brody made another hat-trick of fine stops in the second period but his virtuoso display between the posts would prove in vain for John Sugrue's men as Monaghan progressed.
It was genuinely one of the finest goalkeeping displays in recent memory and one which deserves plenty of attention – he's got to be in the conversation for an All-Star. It's a pity more people couldn't see it live as there was no television coverage for Laois v Monaghan.
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