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The glowing Twitter reaction to RTE's historic hurling documentary 'The Game'
RTE's ground-breaking hurling documentary, The Game, had its first airing on Monday night and the hurling public absolutely lapped it up.
After a stellar weekend of hurling that saw both All-Ireland semi-finals go to extra-time, the appetite for 'The Game' was huge and it did not disappoint.
Over 60 interviewees from a man who has attended nearly every final since 1931 to modern day stars like Joe Canning will feature on the show as it goes on.
Twitter was awash with tweets heralding 'The Game' as a wonderful glimpse into the world of hurling, where in the words of Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, "the dead shall live forever, and the living, shall never die."
What a line from Sambo - "the lads you play with in the county team you make friends and get invited to their weddings - but the lads you play with in your club are the lads that will shoulder you to your grave - friends for life " #TheGame
— Mortimer Murphy (@MortimerMurphy1) July 30, 2018
The Game was just brilliant. Great to see so many legends of the game giving us a glimpse in to the history of hurling. Especially proud of the passionate Offaly contribution courtesy of my great friend @daithi_regan & a man I admire hugely, Paul Rouse.
— Michael Duignan (@DuignanMichael) July 30, 2018
#thegame on @RTE was excellent last night. I don’t think it could have had a better lead in than the weekends hurling that preceded it. The mythic hand of Cuchulainn gliding through time maybe.....
— Feargal Purcell (@FeargaltPurcell) July 31, 2018
Having watched #TheGame I am sorely tempted to come out of retirement. #JuniorBAllStar
— Ian O'Brien (@IanIob) July 30, 2018
Actually got goosebumps watching #thegame tonight, one that people all over the world should see to understand what makes it so special and unique ... and nice to remember the glory days
— Ni Dhrisceoil Niabh (@NiniOD94) July 30, 2018
You can take the lads away from hurling but you can never take hurling away from the lads. #TheGame #Portugal2018 pic.twitter.com/mwxKEjYYEG
— sinead o keeffe (@samok68) July 30, 2018
Couldn't have said it better...What a start...fantastic job @gerrytweets @CTLFilms #TheGame https://t.co/aqhWn6IXEE
— Rob Gandola (@RobGandola) July 30, 2018
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