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19th Oct 2015

Trinity College’s live GAA Twitter commentary is absolutely brilliant

Social media game is strong

Ben Kiely

This is how you bring a game to life.

Trinity College Dublin squared off against Maynooth University in the Inter-varsities Junior Championship on Friday and whoever was running their Twitter account for the game was in stellar form.

The account began the coverage with an injury update, with a bit of a twist.

Then came the team news, and it was clear that more research should have been done on the starting XV.

We were then blessed with some tactical analysis.

This was followed by the first mention of Will Freeley’s legs. (We’ll get back to them in due course.)

Then we received the obligatory player’s background information.

Willy Freeley’s legs suddenly became the focal point of the match.

The importance of the manager’s guidance was then highlighted.

It became apparent that there might have been some flukey play earlier on.

Proof that the players were listening to their manager.

The glass half-full approach to misses.

Then the final whistle blew.

 

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