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Published 14:47 24 Sept 2022 BST
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"There's no expectation or pressure," he added. "That's something people talk about, and we wouldn't be too concerned about what people think.""I'm happy," said McCarthy, when it was his turn to share his thoughts. The Irish pair had a shortened and disrupted period of preparation for this stretch of big races, not that it showed on the water. Paul O'Donovan dipped off-screen to receive an Irish tricolour then broke down the race, and the way himself and McCarthy burned off the Italians and Swiss. "Much like usual," he reflected, and it was hard to argue otherwise. When Gillick asked how he and McCarthy maintain momentum over the next two years, leading up to the next Olympics, it was then that O'Donovan's facade cracked.
"I suppose training, as usual, David." Then the smile broke out. "Ah, yes, a bit of fun. I can do that.""I got him to smile," declared Gillick, as if that was a victory in itself for the former Irish athlete. https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/1573658118537576449
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