What was the game of the 1990s? For Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara, the answer lies in one unforgettable afternoon: Derry v Down in the 1994 Ulster Championship.
In this episode of Over The Bar, the lads revisit a match that had everything — intensity, skill, controversy, momentum swings and an atmosphere that crackled from first throw-in to final whistle. More than just a classic, it was a game that captured the edge, emotion and evolving nature of Gaelic football in the 1990s.
A deep dive into a contest that still sets the benchmark for what championship football can be.
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