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An tseachtain seo craoladh eagr谩n speisialta de 脫n Taobhl铆ne in 贸m贸s do Mick O鈥橠wyer, n贸 Micko mar is fearr aithne air, duine de na himreoir铆 agus bainisteoir铆 is rath煤la i stair na peile 贸 th煤s ama. Labhair Fearghal le Mickey Ned 脫 S煤illeabh谩in, a d鈥檌mir taobh leis ar fhoireann Chiarra铆, agus a bh铆 ina ch茅ad chaptaen ag Micko nuair a th谩inig Micko isteach mar bhainisteoir Chiarra铆 i 1975; leis an fhisiteiripeoir 脡amonn 脫 Muircheartaigh, a bh铆 ar fhoireann taca铆ochta Micko le Cill Dara, Laois agus Cill Mhant谩in; agus leis na dearth谩ireacha Dara agus Breand谩n 脫 hAnnaidh 贸 Chumann 脡im茅id Bhr茅, a d鈥檌mir ar fhoireann Chill Mhant谩in faoi sti煤ir Micko. Chomh maith leis sin, bhuail na ceolt贸ir铆 Ryan Molloy agus Fergal Scahill isteach chuig Jack Warnock ar Blas Ceoil na seachtaine seo a chuaigh thart le labhairt f谩na n-albam 煤r.

In a special edition of 脫n Taobhl铆ne broadcast this week, Fearghal Mag Uiginn payed tribute to the late and legendary Mick O鈥橠wyer, or Micko as he was better known, one of the most successful players and managers in the whole history of Gaelic football. Featuring Mickey Ned 脫 S煤illeabh谩in, a former teammate of Micko鈥檚 on the Kerry team, who subsequently was his first captain when Micko became Kerry manager in 1975; 脡amonn 脫 Muircheartaigh, physiotherapist in Micko鈥檚 backroom team at Kildare, Laois and Wicklow; and finally, brothers Dara and Breand谩n 脫 hAnnaidh from the Bray Emmets club, who played on Micko鈥檚 Wicklow team. And musicians Ryan Molloy and Fergal Scahill joined Jack Warnock on last week鈥檚 Blas Ceoil to chat about their new album.