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Des Cahill was 'bumfuzzled' on The Sunday Game last night

The RTÉ presenter added a new word to the Gaelic games lexicon.
10.20am, 19 May 2014
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‘SHEMOZZLE’, SMALL PARALLELOGRAM and ‘the long grass’.

Yesterday Des Cahill added a new term to our rich GAA vocabulary.

The Sunday Game presenter was challenged by Footballer of the Year Michael Darragh McAuley to shoehorn the world ‘bumfuzzled’ into last night’s broadcast.

And Cahill didn’t let him down:

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    Steven Miller
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    May 19th 2014, 11:47 AM

    Tommy Carr said during the Down v Tyrone game that the first half was ‘very pedantic’. I’m sure a referee can be pedantic at times but the actual game? I think he meant ‘pedestrian’. Ciaran Whelan then said on the Sunday Game that Down looked like a team that hadn’t played championship football in about six months. I’d say it was actually more!

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    May 19th 2014, 11:59 AM

    Sounds like something you might do on “kinky Tuesdays”!

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    May 19th 2014, 11:51 PM

    How on earth is des still getting work is beyond me

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