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David Clarke praises impact of Mayo goalkeeper Jack Livingstone

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David Clarke praises impact of Mayo goalkeeper Jack Livingstone
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Former Mayo goalkeeper David Clarke has praised the impact of Jack Livingstone ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland final against Kerry. Having not started the season as first choice, the Breaffy man made an immediate impact, with crucial saves against Monaghan on his championship debut. Livingstone's excellent shot-stopping continued during wins over Meath, Cork, and Louth, helping bring Mayo to their first final since 2021.

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Former Mayo goalkeeper David Clarke has praised the impact of Jack Livingstone ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland final against Kerry. Having not started the season as first choice, the Breaffy man made an immediate impact, with crucial saves against Monaghan on his championship debut. Livingstone's excellent shot-stopping continued during wins over Meath, Cork, and Louth, helping bring Mayo to their first final since 2021. Clarke was the man between the sticks for Mayo for years, and was full of praise for Livingstone and how quickly he had adapted. “Top class. He’s kept Mayo in a lot of games. He’s probably made more one-on-one saves or more point-blank saves than any goalkeeper in the championship. Probably did that alone against Monaghan. He was unbelievable that day.

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