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Published 09:28 19 Jul 2018 BST
Updated 10:01 19 Jul 2018 BST
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"Sometimes it's quicker to get to Wexford than it is to get to one end of the M50 or one end of town to the other. We could be training at 7.00 and you're still leaving the house at 5.00," said the BallyBoden St Enda's man. "That's nearly two hours and you might be there only a little bit early. Sitting in traffic is definitely a lot worse than travelling on a motorway. You could say it's a little bit easier but it is still tough."There's certainly no joy to be had in the streets of Dublin city on 5.00 of a Wednesday evening.
"It's all about managing your time and how you're going to do it. You do need to plan a little bit. When I was younger, you'd just go home from college and then you'd have an hour or two rest and then you'd go out training because you know your mam was going to have the dinner ready when you came home but when you get older you have to start planning a little bit more," he concluded.In fairness, the return trip might be a bit less time-consuming for the Dubs. You can listen to Conal Keaney and Matthew O'Hanlon on their seasons, and their tips for the closing stages of the championship here. https://soundcloud.com/sportsjoe-gaa-hour/bonus-podcast-matthew-ohanlon-and-conal-keaney-in-studio
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