"No passion, no energy" - RTÉ GAA panel reflect on Tyrone's shock loss to Derry

RTÉ GAA analysts Colm O'Rourke and Sean Cavanagh reflect on Tyrone's exit from the Ulster Football Championship and how the All-Ireland champions can pick themselves up.
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[@rudatheboy]

It's fantastic to see them hammered 🤣🤣🤣

[@seancampbell693]

Nice to see the DUP mantra of ‘let’s not them win’ as opposed to well done to the team that did, is alive and well in small minds!

[@shredder9536]

Good to see Derry back

[@Mark-0O]

I always knew Tyrone's All Ireland would be a one off. Similar to Donegal in 2012.

[@cbyod]

Leave Donegal out of this you jelly baby😘

[@learnenglishwithtreesongte5915]

Clown

[@johnos2765]

Beating Kerry in killarney proved it wasn't. Shush you haven't a clue

[@seancampbell693]

Such a sage. Is a one-off limited by a time period?Let’s see how the qualifiers go.

[@yankorusev]

Thought Tyrone had four all irelands

[@SonicFan11245]

The sad truth about GAA teams is whenever teams like Donegal or Tyrone get an All-Ireland once. They will likely not get very far at all a year later. Furthest is the All-Ireland Quarter Finals if they put on an acceptable performance.

[@ceciliamagill1316]

That derry manager needs to spend a few days in Hollywell.

[@ba1183]

I thought society had moved past making jokes about mental health hospitals

[@rorybrennan360]

Cantrell must be the worse presenter on telly.

[@maryboland6928]

Lol😂