The Laois Senior hurling team that defeated Antrim in O'Moore Park. Photo: Alf Harvey
Buff Egan is a name that will be familiar to hurling supporters both at home and abroad.
The social media sensation travels the length and breadth of the country following games and giving his analysis via Snapchat, he is particularly known for his catchphrases and expressions as well as his coverage of the so-called weaker counties as he provides a platform to games that are generally not televised.
Buff was in O'Moore Park on Saturday afternoon for the clash of Laois and Antrim in the second round of the Joe McDonagh Cup where Eddie Brennan's side ran-out eight-point victors in a dominating display to notch their second win of the competition.
While Laois made the short trip to Tullamore last Saturday to overcome Kevin Martin's Offaly, Antrim hosted Kerry in Dunloy - and Buff made the long trip from his home in Kerry to see the Saffrons defeat his beloved Kingdom by fourteen points.
Having watched Laois run out comfortably against Antrim, Buff spoke to the Leinster Express in the O'Moore Park Press Box, and he named one particular Laois player a 'stallion of a man'.
Watch the video below:
You can follow Buff on - Snapchat: @hurlingbanter - Facebook: Hurling Banter Page
- Instagram: @buff_egan_ - Twitter: @buff_egan
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