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Súil siar 30 bliain go lá na haislinge is na cinniúna ag Gaeil Dhoire nuair a bhain peileadóirí an chontae Corn Mhig Uidhir den chéad uair riamh, ag déanamh aithris ar na hUltaigh eile a bhain an duais mhór - fir An Dúin i ’91 agus fir Dhún na nGall i ’92. Is maith is cuimhin le Fearghal Mag Uiginn an lá sin agus mar chuid de phlé painéil, fite fuaite le hagallaimh agus tráchtaireacht ón chartlann, cluineann sé ó thriúr eile a bhí i láthair: Nodlaig Ní Bhrollaigh as Dún Geimhin, Órfhlaith Ní Chearnaigh as Grianlocha, agus ón tSeanmhullach, Pól Ó Gribín.

A look back 30 years to the moment destiny finally called for the footballers of Derry as they captured the Sam Maguire Cup for the first time, emulating the success of their fellow Ulstermen in the preceding years – the men of Down in ’91 and of Donegal in ’92. Fearghal remembers that day well and in a panel discussion interwoven with archive interviews and commentary, he hears from three other Derry people who were present on the day: Nodlaig Ní Bhrollaigh from Dungiven, Órfhlaith Ní Chearnaigh from Greenlough, and from Castledawson, Pól Ó Gribín.

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