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Interviewed by Ivan Yates and Matt Cooper, on The Tonight Show, on Virgin Media One, Mullinalaghta selector Paddy Brady revealed that no price could be put on winning three Longford senior football championship medals and a Leinster club medal.
Paddy said Mullinalaghta St Columba's knew they had the potential to turn over Kilmacud Crokes in the AIB Leinster Club SFC Final.
His son, Conan, who has worked in Leeds for the past six years and flies home for matches, is an integral cog in the Mullinalaghta rearguard and Paddy described his son's medal haul from 2016 to 2018 as priceless.
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