IF there is a default Irish face, it is an eyebrows-pulled-down, eyes-narrowed, lips-pursed scowl.

It was pulled roughly 17,000 times between 1pm and 1.27pm on Monday afternoon.

Every single viewer who located the GAA YouTube page did so in a state of Bank Holiday-induced impatience, which is no different to Every Other Day-induced impatience.

The only things missing were Clarence Seedorf and gentle applause.

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The YouTube comment section was a sight to behold.

Hundreds claimed to have reported the stream for misinformation because the draw didn’t happen at 1pm on the dot.

Now, ask yourself, did you get impatient?No? Skip the next paragraph.

Yes? If so, are you among the cohort that has spent years kicking the lining out of the GAA and RTÉ and everyone else for not having any kind of midweek analysis show?

In their bid to become established, GAA has been giving away its show The View on YouTube every week.

Give or take, it hits an average of in and around 30,000........

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