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2. Darragh McCarthy’s season told in full
The documentary does not shy away from difficult moments, none more so than the turbulent championship experienced by Darragh McCarthy.
Viewers are taken through the frustration of his red card in Munster, his dismissal in the All-Ireland semi-final, and the scrutiny that followed. Those moments are contrasted sharply with his performance in the All-Ireland final, where he delivered one of the standout displays of the season.
His reflections on the year, and learning from mistakes, and his love of Shaun the Sheep, form one of the strongest narrative threads in the film!
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