They don't be confused by the helmets.

They don't play football, but they are special teams.

Welcome back to Rover's Morning Glory.

Chizzy is coming up in just a moment.

What do you have on the way, do she?

Cell phone users are raging over something.

I'm curious if you guys are upset.

What kind of cell phone users?

iPhone. Oh, iPhone. Yeah. Okay, iPhone users.

I'm wondering if there's anything going on. I'll ask you next and tell you the story.

Here's somebody who writes, Gaelic football is like a combination of rugby, soccer, and handball.

Well, what kind of handball?

Because there's a lot of different kinds of handball, too.

There's just different kinds.

There's the kind Charlie does on a Saturday.

That's right.

But um, bump, um, he says you can carry the ball for a certain number of steps.

Then you need to play it on the ground or pass the ball.

You can score in the net or through the uprights.

It's one of Ireland's national sports, which also includes hurling.

Maybe I'm getting Gaelic football confused with hurling because they talked about hurling a lot, too.

I forget what tournament was going on, actually.

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