Errigal coach Ciaran pointed out the different reactions of last weekend's winning semi-finalists.
“Koala’s reaction after the semi-final was amazing because he was shrugging, shaking hands with his opponents, shaking hands with his teammates, feeling the fluff off the field,” McGinley explained.
“Newbridge was a completely different experience and something very different for our club.
“The emotions were huge during the week, and even when we got on the bus, the fans greeted us, and there were tears from the fans. Maybe it was too much. I don't know, but it was a special experience that will make us proud.” Stay with me for a long time.”
McGinley is a physiotherapist and said he knew Darragh Canavan would have to come off immediately after suffering a head injury to his knee in a challenge by Eoin O'Callaghan.
“I knew from the first response that he was gone. I know enough about head injuries unfortunately. At that point, the only thing that matters to you is the boy.”
Errigal coach Ciaran said Ruairi Canavan's injury problem became “blunt” immediately after the match.
“When the final whistle blew I went towards him, and only then did I realize he was in trouble.
“The two boys will go to hospital now and we hope they will be okay.”
