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In a post-match interview immediately following Tipperary's tremendous win against Kilkenny, Noel McGrath took to the microphone with The Sunday Game on RTÉ to share his thoughts.
"The feeling never gets old, it's as good as ever."
"I don't know what to say, the game ebbed and flowed but we dug in,"
"Jeez Oisin's goal was unbelievable, what a finish!"
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McGrath was almost lost for words as he joined RTÉ for his post-match thoughts but gave a fantastic and thoughtful overview of what it was like to be a player on the winning team today.
"We're in an all-Ireland final, you have to just f***ing go in - sorry - you have to just go in and talk about it and enjoy it."
In his excitement in sharing his pride at the skill of his teammates he let slip an f-bomb on live TV, quickly apologising and continuing to share his thoughts without missing a beat.
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