The GAA Social Folgen

Monday has developed into #AskOisin- so we discuss the below:-Wicklow win promotion eliminator & Preview of Seanie Johnston podcast -Tyrone at their best when written off -Armagh still possibility of relegation- despite win. -Choke Tackle -Oisin picks who will win Sam. Top four teams. -Dublin/ Derry review -Oisin will remain as U12’s manager in Crossmaglen. Training starts on Wednesday. -Which Canavan will be the best? -United/ Liverpool -Cavan, could they make an Uster Final? -Are Down improving? -Fermanagh to achieve promotion? -Oisin is unsure about Offaly -Sligo & Talking friendship with their manager Tony McEntee.

Darragh McGurn is one of the most impressive young footballers playing Gaelic football. During lockdown, he binned a career in Aerospace engineering to start-up an Instagram page aimed at fitness. It’s taken off. Over 80,000 followers across social media he created a business to compliment his commitment to Fermanagh Gaelic football. An active social media as an inter-county footballer is tricky ground. Darragh also opens up about abuse aimed towards him online.The full-forward believes Fermanagh have to fight that bit harder for recognition- but ultimately it’s down to him and his teammates in green. What drives him? What does success look like and with championship just around the corner and a difficult draw against Derry- is a first ever provincial title possible in 2023?The discussion also centres around facilities. Dublin, Kerry, Derry and Tyrone lead the way- how much of this off-field development is the responsibility of players? Should they help more?Division three is crammed- one win can separate looking at relegation and aiming for promotion. Fermanagh have three massive games remaining that could define their season.The brilliant Darragh McGurn, open and honest with Thomas Niblock and Oisin McConville

Oisin believes Tyrone "could" go down. It's a concerning time for Tyrone supporters after a heavy defeat to Mayo over the weekend. Armagh returned from Kerry empty handed but Oisin believes they deserved more. Westmeath limbo and Where are Dublin now the big guns are back in blue? Michael Murphy says Derry & Mayo are the two in-form teams in Gaelic football- Oisin agrees! We also reflect on the impact made after the Aoife Lennon podcast- phenomenal response. All the teams, and the divisions reviewed as part of your Monday GAA social.