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The new Mayo GAA rising star Kobe McDonald has been dominating headlines since he burst on the scene in Monaghan, scoring 1-4.
Then there was Mayo legend David Brady saying during the week, that he thinks McDonald's switch to Australia is 'not a done deal'.
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But now, Armagh awaits in round five of the Allianz Football League. Andy Moran and his players face the 2024 All-Ireland champions on Sunday, in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.
Watch our panel of Michael Gallagher, Oisín Bradley and Ronan O'Donnell discuss the business of the upcoming weekend.
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