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Published 17:56 29 Jan 2022 GMT
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However, he appears to cheer up pretty quickly, smiling and patting the next Crokes player on the back as they walked by.
The tunnel was less calm, as a full ruckus breaks out between the layers, and arms are clearly being sung between the two teams.
Both teams showing that they are quite literally willing to fight for the right to play Kilcoo in the All-Ireland club final.
However, it is Kilmacud Crokes who managed to get the win in the end, finishing the game 1-11 to 0-08.
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