Is fada an turas é ó Fiji go Corcaigh agus ó Corcaigh...

[@Mary_Russell]

I'm reminded of Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh's famous quote about him. "His father’s from Fermanagh, his mother’s from Fiji. Neither a hurling stronghold."😅

[@adriancotter6984]

RIP

[@kingerskasabian]

I can barely describe how proud i am that sean óg did this whole speech in irish.All the time you here people saying "what use is irish" and "its a waste of time" but it's unique in the world and something we should hold onto very close to try and hang onto our irish identity come on the royals!

[@OSTARAEB4]

Kingerskasbian, You are so right and God Bless Sean Og, agus Go Raibh maith agat! Tadhg O'Duibhir anseo, USA.

[@seamuskelly1926]

Is fearr Gaelige briste na bearla cliste... Aontroim abu

[@hoogenband0110]

The irony of all the pro-Ireland stuff and then ending it with: "come on the royals!" (Whilst aware that Meath are the royals!)

[@simonekingero9357]

@@hoogenband0110Royalty isn’t just British.There was also royalty in Ireland long before British rule. Medieval Irish historical tradition held that Ireland had a High King (Ard Rí) based at Tara since ancient times, and compilations like the 11th-century Lebor Gabála Érenn, followed by Early Modern works like the Annals of the Four Masters and Foras Feasa ar Éirinn, purported to trace the line of High Kings. John T. Koch explains: "Although the kingship of Tara was a special kingship whose occupants had aspirations towards supremacy among the kings of Ireland, in political terms it is unlikely that any king had sufficient authority to dominate the whole island before the 9th century".[1] Máel Sechnaill I is often considered the first historical High King, although he faced some opposition. Applying the title to earlier kings is considered anachronistic, while kings from before the 5th century are generally considered legendary. The traditional list of High Kings is thus a mixture of historical facts and legend.

[@DeclanMcAlinden]

@@hoogenband0110’Pro Ireland stuff’? You mean speaking Irish? He said Rebels, not Royals you clown. Reibiliúnach.

[@YoutubeChannel-ol7zx]

ó Fiji go Corcaigh agus an Corcaigh go Pairc an Crocaigh. God bless ya Sean Og

[@Stringer9]

LEGEND!! UP THE REBELS!!

[@pandagirl1983]

What a man. Amazing.

[@oisinbutler]

1:30 one of the greatest quotes in hurling history

[@KantianParadox]

This is now 10 years ago. Sean Og is the last Corkman to lift the Liam McCarthy. Little did we know at the time what lay in store for Cork hurling. We will be back. Up the Rebels!

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

tá Cork will Rise Again / Biggest County on the Island / it has to come back. p.s. 2010 from the All Ireland footballers beat my county An Dún. but Cork my 2nd county ;-)

[@cheekygannon]

Where back now

[@conorlester3913]

We’re nearly there now. 19 years too long.

[@boo7ish]

This video just somes up thr man like!! So humble,honest and decent,a true sportsman!! Also,great to see john allen there...one of the better cork managers to grace the scene!! Loved this speech,defo the best speeh done yet. The Cats may be on top now but patience is a virtue friends. We will win this.....beidir la eigin!!:):)

[@PA3456]

When Cork were a fine team those were the day Corcaigh Abu

[@conorhurley877]

How classy are the galway fans staying for the presentation . Legends , but up the rebels

[@samh1436]

I know him he's my aunties friend his autobiography that I have is signed 😱😱😱😱

[@thejuice2003]

Maith an fear, Sean Og. Buiochas an duine ar postail an scannan. Ta na cliche Cuman agus Peil i mo craoi.

[@Reece_Hart]

@Entrophy1983 Cheers for that. Gaelic really does sound like a unique language

[@vinzerellydaman]

Fair play to Sean Og. I don't agree with his, and his team mates, recent childish behavior However this speech was made in Irish after becoming the best team in Ireland on that day!! We managed to take back most things that were stolen from us. However taking back our language has since eluded us. "A people without a language of its own is only half a nation.A nation should guard its territories,'tis a surer barrier and a more important frontier than mountain or river" - Thomas Davis

[@anne-mariecallanan4290]

What the hell u talking about

[@swieri2003]

Im a Dub, and i have to say, hard to say, as its Cork, but thats a fuckin speech.

[@Kinlochbervie50]

fantastic at the end... what des he do with his mini liam mccarthy?... puts it in the bigger one! tremendous!!

[@mairemurphy3848]

The only all Ireland captain to speak in our native tongue...CORCAIGH ABU

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

sláinte ! 26 + 6 = 1

[@zaboomafooneutron7920]

Níl sé

[@brianboru7684]

No, Joe Connolly of Galway in 1980 and Páidí Ó Sé of Kerry in 1985 spoke Irish before him.

[@Seamus616]

Tá an cheart agat! Well said! Agus fair play go Halpin!

[@NAMISH_2011]

Wow

[@irishgodfatherchris]

My Grandfather's first language was Munster Irish and never got round to teaching us it and unfortunately the city where I live hardly anyone speaks it i'd have more luck searching for a Croatian and German speaker

[@terrylingwood]

Seán Óg has announced his retirement from inter county hurling :-(

[@Seamus616]

A true Gael

[@slipperyorangeballco]

No worries....do you have a link to the Forbes article by any chance?

[@Reece_Hart]

@Entrophy1983 Cheers for the tip.

[@misteeq4513]

Did the O hAilpíns speak Irish growing up I'd love to know.. Like is their Dad a natural Gaeltacht man originally?

[@seanleisk241]

mis teeq His father is from Fermanagh and as far as I know he didn’t speak a word of the language til he was 10/11

[@spudmurphy121]

Chorcaigh Abú!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cullinaneireland]

@terrylingwood cork hurling starts here

[@09jonathon]

oh to oh to be oh to be a rebel

[@rebelcounty2078]

Dowcha Boy🤠

[@Reece_Hart]

@vinzerellydaman You have no idea how much I wish I knew Gaelic. It is a beautiful language I hold it up there with French and Italan. My family were Irish convicts sent to Oz 200 years ago and the language died over here, rather was beaten out of us by the British guards. I know my family came from County Cork but that's about it. A real shame really. Does anyone mind translating the speech for me?

[@Stringer9]

Ya, The rebels will bring the Liam home next year.

[@daireoconnor]

We'll be back..tiocfaiddh ár lá

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

Ya need the players: They need just Three Strong point's: 1. Skillful / 2. COMMITMENT (never give up until the final whistle / Try for Every Ball / Run Run / Tackle / Pass / Score !! and be FIT. my county Footballers An Dún ( Down) some of have The Skill ( abilities ) But Don't Want to play. one guy Mooney "texted" the manager to say he was "quitting / He Hadn't even the Descencey or guts, to tell the manager face to face. Better off without him and get a Hungey Committed play in that might not have as much talent but his hungry and " Passion " makes up for it. To Play for your County is the Ultimate If you Love G.A.A. sports. I "retired" at 16 capaill (is my passion). but at 16 or 18 I didn't "think" that playing with a loosing Club you might be "spotted" but I can't stand Giving My All and the team Loosing nearly every match. I'm a Winner. My maternal G. father played for An Dún, Minor, Junior, Senior. his highest being an ulster Final in 1942 in Dundalk ( not Clones) where T.McP. scored 3 pts against Cavan. Down were beat 26-6 as 13 Down players went onto the pitch Drunk but my Grandfather was a Pioneer and another man. Granda got passed the great Gallant John Joe O'Reilly of Cavan that day. Granda told me John Joe had thighs on him like Tree trunks. Then a a soccer scout camr going Granda to go for a trial to Belfast Celtic but he wouldn't go. he had a faliny of 6 to "rear" and horses to work/keep. he was a Real Horseman that was his best ability a Great Judge of a horse and could train them to jump or do anything, he was a very lucky man. Happy Good go Lucky. slán

[@MrFinnaldinio]

No seimhiu there mate

[@Niallersz]

Look at bertie behind me, probably hasn't a clue what hes on about!!

[@koikoiboi]

On behalf of all of us who spent our days in school dossing and hanging round the toilets smoking ..... could some kind person please type out a translation of this speech. I'd really like to know what this man had to say. Thanks

[@gracegoutnez591]

Grace Goutnez is ainm dom, bean 49 bliain d'aois. Mar sin féin is as an Úcráin de bhunadh Gearmánach mé ó rugadh mé, is mise an t-aon leanbh de mo thuismitheoirí, táimid lonnaithe anseo i Kyiv san Úcráin, fuair m'athair agus mo mháthair bás sa chogadh seo san Úcráin toisc go bhfuilimid lonnaithe anseo le blianta fada agus mo mháthair. is píolótach de chuid rialtas na hÚcráine é an t-athair, Is infheisteoir mé agus freisin an t-aon leanbh de mo thuismitheoirí, i láthair na huaire tá muid á gcoinneáil ghiall ag saighdiúirí na Rúise, agus mé ag labhairt leat tá mo shúile líonta le deora mar níor tharla tragóid dá leithéid riamh dom sa saol, cailleadh go leor teaghlach. a ngaolta nuair a bhí an oiread sin isteach orm. Ba é an tionscadal atá agam faoi láthair anseo ná aon duine a aimsiú chun cabhrú liom ionas gur féidir liom mo chuid airgid a chur ar iontaoibh dó agus déanfaidh sé infheistíocht i gcuideachta nó i ngnó ina thír agus mar sin ba mhaith liom bainisteoir dáiríre a bhfuil an oiread sin spéise aige anseo ná mo ríomhphost Mail : [e-mail]

[@aoife4218]

ná bí ag déanamh camscéimeanna ag baint úsáide as an gcogadh

[@mullinavegas1986]

most over rated hurler EVER