1983 Sunday Game Ulster Final Donegal v Cavan

The Sunday Game from 1983 featuring Donegal's win over Cavan

[@jamesdolan4042]

I must say the ads were a real treat.

[@martinwalsh3228]

Between 17:21 & 20:46.

[@edwardogrady6587]

Despite the plaudits from the presenter & his accomplice about the famous hill in Clones at the beginning, personally I’d rather be anywhere from a safety point of view, no exits in the middle of the bank apart from the openings at each end, no crush barriers, & I’m sure stewarding was limited relative to the size of the crowd. Ten years later for the same occasion on an infamously wet day it was said to be a miracle that nobody was killed on the bank due to the density of the crowd & the slippy conditions. It was the last Ulster final played in front of the famous old bank.

[@aidanoc1979]

The plaudits about the hill in Clones were ill served. It was a very uncomfortable place to watch a match especially as a child. Also, when it rained it turned into a quagmire. I saw people literally up to their ankles in muck in 1993.

[@amydevine9223]

Great video, thanks for putting this up. Do you have any coverage of the Dublin v Offaly Leinster Final from 1983? I've looked everywhere but found nothing.

[@ClgChillChartha]

+Amy Devine Hi late reply sorry! No I don't have anything but over time Im sure someone will share it bound to be on VCR!

[@helenacunningham9458]

Kilcar GAA - Clg Chill Chartha kooky

[@helenacunningham9458]

Kilcar GAA - Clg Chill Chartha kiu

[@iusetaloveher]

There's bits of it in a TG4 biopic about Ciaran Duff, I think www.tg4.ie/en/player/home/?pid=6013114493001&teideal=Kieran%20Duff&series=Laochra%20Gael%20&dlft=32

[@Manasses1961]

When you see the skill of county players in that era in comparison what the level of skill and fitness in 2020s. Big difference, not that that matters . Everything evolves. But let me get to what I really want to discuss, and it has nothing to do with the players It is the fans .I was a member of the audience that watched the 1997 final . CAVAN /DOIRE The small pocket of supporters in front of us started chanting with great aplomb "Londonderry Bastards". This continued for a few minutes, until us Londain Doire bastards took a wee minute to sort out the 9the county boys out . I never seen as many broken noses or busted ears in 2 minutes, I felt sorry for the 2 guards that came down to investigate the schism. They soon got out of the road also . But the moral of the story is .never and I mean never mention the word London to a Derry man .we might not win much ,but you will see how we respond to gobshites.