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20th August 2018
03:26pm BST
When you're at one of the biggest sporting events of the year, it's only right that you try to take your seat as early as possible.
Take former Limerick player and manager Richie Bennis for example. 11 years after leading Limerick to their last All-Ireland Hurling Final, Richie was at Croke Park yesterday to witness his county defeat Galway and found himself stumbling upon TG4's coverage of the event.
Rather then just scuttle off behind the camera like anyone with a bit of shyness would do, Richie full on strolls in front of it as the panel continue their discussions on live TV.
Don't mind me folks, just taking a shortcut. #GAA #Tg4 pic.twitter.com/aeP3DQtipv
— JoeLaff (@SilentFugitive) August 19, 2018
If we could all be a bit more like Richie Bennis, this big bad world would be a lot easier to navigate.
(credit: @SilentFugitive on Twitter)
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