Making Ireland Click with Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh

Legendary sports commentator and journalist, Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh shares his story about getting to grips with technology, from his early days in the Croke Park broadcast booth to today, learning to Skype his family. An online mini-documentary supported by Openeir for Making Ireland Click.

[@Alleskeins]

This man is just too pure for this world

[@mas502arc]

Maybe this man should give triangle bread a chance.

[@JohnJDNB]

Lol I just saw that video too

[@Valkonnen]

Cupla Tomato?

[@orgelssecondrule9221]

Bread was never ever meant to be triangular. Why can't you people see this?

[@Tourist1967]

​@@orgelssecondrule9221And that is why the Six Counties broke away from the rest of the country.

[@hugafly9181]

He has changed his mind. He eats white triangular bread now.

[@kevinmcentee5184]

What a brilliant, understanding knowledgeable, loveable man.

[@c.gilliland8338]

I could happily listen to yer man, cross legged on the floor for the rest of my days.

[@rowt2986]

This interview is grown locally

[@Tp4r239]

Hahahahaha I love that every video with this guy references that video. I’d argue he’s more famous in the US for that sandwich than anything else

[@Simon-pg1bm]

To me now that's complete. It's natural, there are no extras to it.

[@IMTWalrus01]

I want this man to move in to my house and just sort of talk in the background. He can talk about anything he wants, just as long as he keeps up a constant patter.

[@igorszerszunowicz8049]

He's not a regular sandwich maker.

[@orgelssecondrule9221]

Unless he feels a bit peckish then all bets are off

[@robertomeara3469]

Such a wonderful lovely person.

[@expertsmileee]

A bit of moisture, cupla tomato

[@hiyahiya5317]

Most old people don't want to move with the times but this man does and that's great

[@jkspurs5865]

Simply the best ❤

[@j5892000]

Damn this guy is awesome

[@nikos9711]

Much like his sandwiches...
these stadiums when filled, have *substance*

[@Tourist1967]

They are also square - like a good field.

[@vanessalavin9871]

I find it hard to believe that tomatoes didn't come to Kerry til after the War.

[@louellawilson9774]

Bread was not made to be triangular

[@mitchyoung93]

That field sure is square...looks like there's substance to it.

[@NebMunb]

He left Kerry for Dublin on 19483?

[@j5892000]

Yes hes from the future

[@mercer3401]

Such an amazing history to such an amazing man :)

[@matthewwhittaker478]

Who is this legend

[@NicolaMulholland]

Famous GAA commentator, hes an Irish institution!hes like the David Attenborough of Gaelic football 😁

[@orgelssecondrule9221]

All I know is that he never saw a tomato in West Kerry until after the war. The second world war!

[@hugafly9181]

He always made sure that there was a little bit of green to be seen.

[@bnpzarie9511]

1:35 watching ASMR loops of his sandwich-making videos

[@mattsoutback59]

Cupla ceann, eh?

[@loganarmstrong8709]

He is 89

[@dirtyunclehubert]

looks like his early 70s...

[@Valkonnen]

@@dirtyunclehubert A bit of whiskey each night has a preservative effect.

[@dirtyunclehubert]

@@Valkonnen and brown bread - whoooolemeal. also tomaaato, grown loooocally.

[@mr.coffee5220]

Valkonnen, and non-triangular sandwiches.

[@herepuffpuff9007]

Make another fucking sandwich.