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Job done, what's next? For Galway captain Seán Kelly, their Connacht final win over Mayo was a day to savour, but it’s already been compartmentalised and stored away with two more major targets to be ticked off in the coming weeks.
RTÉ GAA analyst Ciarán Whelan believes that the doom and gloom about Mayo's chances in the All-Ireland series has been overstated.
It may be a watching brief now for Padraig McGrogan, but the injured Derry defender is confident in his conviction that his team-mates can bounce back from their Ulster capitulation to have a major say in this season's All-Ireland race.
We're in that strange part of the season where the provincials are done and dusted, the trophies have been handed out - and hoisted with varying degrees of enthusiasm - and we're now dipping our toe into the lengthy round-robin phase of the competition.
Derry mainstay Padraig McGrogan will not play any further part for the Oakleaf County in 2024 after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Some of them may need a little space to realise it but opportunity knocks for the players on 16 inter-county panels who begin their Tailteann Cup campaign this weekend.
Wind the clock back a few years and we would be just getting into the provincial championships.
Prior to the Ulster quarter-final defeat to Donegal, things couldn't have been going better for Derry and centre-back Eoin McEvoy.