Legendary jockey Walsh was fronting the coverage of the opening day of festivities at Ballybrit when caught unaware that the cameras were rolling
Ruby Walsh and his RTE colleagues were hilariously caught napping during their coverage of the Galway Races today.
. Walsh, Fran Berry, Andrew McNamara and Jane Mangan appeared to be shooting the breeze when Walsh, who was looking at his digital tablet device, suddenly sprang to life after realising that he was live on air.Read More: Galway Races: Willie Mullins, Paul Townend, Ian Dury and The Blockheads Making light of the incident, RTE pundit Berry posted a video of the incident on social media, writing "Galway Day 1 preparation" along with a laughing face.The Kill man has generally taken to punditry like a duck to water since retiring from the saddle in 2019.
As well as working for RTE, Walsh also works for Racing TV and ITV Racing, and will be in Ballybrit all week, with the festivities going on until Sunday.
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