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Published 15:09 28 Nov 2016 GMT
Updated 18:04 28 Nov 2016 GMT
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Geraldine's player Edmond Donovan contacted us ahead of the final to ask us if his side, and Portlaw, were the last two up for title decision in Ireland.
He kindly got back in touch with us today to let us know the "gutting stuff". Portlaw had beaten then 2-4 to 0-8 to claim the silverware. He commented:
Donovan certainly has a point. Spare a thought for some club players, senior and underage, that are already back and focusing on 2017 glory: https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/802973865597169667 And spare a thought for Ciarán McKearney, an U16 footballer that contacted us in exasperation as training for next season begins TONIGHT. You're not the only one, lad. Dick Clerkin makes his GAA Hour debut to talk about a wonderful career and argue passionately with Colm Parkinson over Sky Sports GAA. Subscribe here on iTunes.'It would be interesting to know if there's any more county finals to be played. Think the Waterford county board have a lot to answer for, to be playing county finals the last week of November.'
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