Kilkenny and Limerick played out an intense battle in a rain-drenched Croke Park before the Cats ultimately edged through to another All-Ireland final.
Before throw-in too, we were treated to a new spectacle.
Flash the Falcon was tasked with delivering the referee’s whistle to match official James McGrath.
Instead however, the bird headed off over Dublin 9 before eventually coming to rest in the Cusack Stand during the players’ warm-up.
What did you make of Flash the Falcon at Croke Park yesterday?
YESTERDAY’S HURLING SHOWDOWN at GAA HQ was epic.
Kilkenny and Limerick played out an intense battle in a rain-drenched Croke Park before the Cats ultimately edged through to another All-Ireland final.
Before throw-in too, we were treated to a new spectacle.
Flash the Falcon was tasked with delivering the referee’s whistle to match official James McGrath.
Instead however, the bird headed off over Dublin 9 before eventually coming to rest in the Cusack Stand during the players’ warm-up.
Should we give him another chance for the final?
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