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An Ulster GAA Icon, who shaped the lives and football careers of thousands of young men. Adrian McGuckin helped St Patrick鈥檚 Maghera win 12 MacRory Cup titles and four All-Ireland championships. This weekend it鈥檚 the 100th MacRory Cup final. He managed Derry, but regrets it now. He explains why?

This all comes after a playing career where the Ballinderry man won Ulster championships, played at Wembley and was the catalyst for success at both county and club level- with a humble heart.

In his mid-seventies, McGuckin reflects on life growing up on a farm, a less traditional choice of school and coaching at Jordanstown, now Ulster University. McGuckin also reflects on loss after his wife Vera died approaching 20 years ago now. It鈥檚 a familiar story for so many people in society, but explained perhaps by so few.

When Thomas and Oisin started their media journey- it was Adrian McGuckin who was at the centre of those days as a co-commentator and analyst for the 麻豆约拍. Reminiscing, laughter and a former Derry manager who just 鈥渃an鈥檛 get his head around鈥� the new man in charge.

It鈥檚 wonderful stuff as the band comes back together, from one of the best people you could meet.

It鈥檚 Adrian McGuckin on the GAA Social. The voice is epic!