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Our guest for Season 3 Episode 10 of the GAA Minor Moments podcast with Electric Ireland is former Armagh footballer and current GAA president Jarlath Burns. For our final episode this season, Jarlath reflects on his journey through life, growing up and playing for his club Silverbridge and the influence that the GAA had on his upbringing. Looking back on his days at Minor and on to Senior, Jarlath reminisces about how special it was to put on the orange jersey that was so sacred to him growing up. Jarlath also gives an insight into what a normal week looks like for him, and the sense of enjoyment he gets from his role as GAA President.Listen back to well known Irish stars will share memories from their early sporting careers and reflect on the defining moments from playing Minor and how that shaped them both on and off the pitch.You can now listen to over 30 interviews with some of the most legendary names in GAA and Irish sport including Hurler's of the Year winners Richie Hogan, Jamesie O'Connor, Michael Fennelly and Brian Whelahan and Footballer's of Year winners Alan Brogan, Sean Cavanagh and Kieran Donnehy. You can hear from GAA legends like Anthony Daly, Michael Murphy, Conal Keaney and Seanie McGrath.Hear fascinating deep dives into coaching, the evolution of tactics and the psychology of sport from revolutionary coaches like Eamonn O'Shea, Tony Griffin, Derek McGrath and Billy Walsh. We have legends from other sports whose sporting careers started with the GAA like Shane Horgan, Mick Galwey, Bressie, Danny O'Reilly, Niall Quinn and Aussie Rules stars Colin O'Riordan and Orla O'Dwyer.You can hear from camogie legends like Ann Downey, Jane Adam, Eimer Ryan and Ursula Jacob to name just a few. For more information on the Electric Ireland Camogie Minor Championships go to https://www.electricireland.ie/camogie-minor-championships. For more information on the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Championships go to https://www.electricireland.ie/gaa-minor-championships. Produced and hosted by Fergal O'Keeffe at https://lume.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Title: . Our guest for Season 3 Episode 5 of the GAA Minor Moments podcast with Electric Ireland is Dublin's Alan Brogan – winner of 3 All-Irelands and a Footballer of the Year award. Alan candidly shared his reflections on his Minor days and the pivotal moments that shaped his journey to a Footballer of The Year title in 2011. Alan, who played for the Dublin Minor team from 1999-2000, fondly recalls winning the Leinster Minor final in 1999. Brogan also emphasises the importance of these early experiences in elite sport, noting how they set the stage for his subsequent success. Every Tuesday well known Irish stars will share memories from their early sporting careers and reflect on the defining moments from playing Minor and how that shaped them both on and off the pitch.For more information on the Electric Ireland Camogie Minor Championships got to https://www.electricireland.ie/camogie-minor-championships.For more information on the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Championships go to https://www.electricireland.ie/gaa-minor-championships.Produced and hosted by Fergal O'Keeffe at https://lume.ie#ThisIsMajor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alan Brogan joins us to discuss Dublin's win over Kerry as well as the rest of the All-Ireland quarter finals.

Friday's #OTBAM podcast - Adrian is joined in studio by Hannah Tyrrell, our guest co-host. Ronan O'Gara, Alan Brogan and John Duggan join the show. We chat to Sean O'Hara about running 30 marathons in 30 days for Movemeber. Yvonne Gabriel, Football reporter with BILD talks to us about Ralf Rangnick. Timestamps and topics below. (01:00) - OTB AM is LIVE - Adrian and Hannah talk the Irish WNT, Vera Pauw, Emma Byrne. (30:30) - Rugby with Ronan O'Gara: Roy Keane, All-Blacks and Carbery // Irish Rugby with Hannah Tyrrell. (01:03:00) - Sean O'Hara on his 30 marathons in 30 days for Movember. (01:33:00) - Dublin legend Alan Brogan. (01:50:00) - Ralf Rangnick with Yvonne Gabriel of Bild. (01:50:00) - Football with John Duggan - Premier League, FAI Cup final and Irish WNT. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #BestFaceForward

Dublin legend Alan Brogan joined OTB AM with a fellow Dub Hannah Tyrrell to discuss the state of football in the big smoke following two All-Ireland defeats. #OTBAM is live every morning with  @Gillette UK  | #BestFaceForward Catch up on the latest sports stories on Monday morning with OTB AM. OTB AM is the sports breakfast show from Off The Ball – live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am across the OTB channels. You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via ">Spotify via GoLoud

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the All Ireland final.

Peter Canavan, David Brady and Alan Brogan joined John Duggan on The Saturday Panel for our final preview of the All-Ireland final, as Mayo and Tyrone do battle. Renault Ireland. Official Car Partner of The GAA. Visit https://www.renault.ie/gaa for more.

Peter Canavan, David Brady and Alan Brogan joined John Duggan on The Saturday Panel for our final preview of the All-Ireland final, as Mayo and Tyrone do battle. Renault Ireland. Official Car Partner of The GAA. Visit https://www.renault.ie/gaa for more.

Peter Canavan, David Brady and Alan Brogan joined John Duggan on The Saturday Panel for our final preview of the All-Ireland final, as Mayo and Tyrone do battle. Renault Ireland. Official Car Partner of The GAA. Visit https://www.renault.ie/gaa for more.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the All Ireland semi final

Wooly, Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh review the weekend's football.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the weekend's football.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the weekend's football.

Thursday's #OTBAM podcast is here - Graham Hunter talks Football as we focus on Italian football, Scotland and Spain. We hear from the Brogan's on our new Gillette series, talk Golf with Joe Molloy, Football with Tommy Rooney and Eric Donovan joins us to launch his new podcast. Timestamps and topics below. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. (01:00) - OTB AM is LIVE - Euros reaction (17:50) - Graham Hunter on Spain, Scotland and Italy. (38:20) - Eric Donovan talks Hooked on Health (57:50) - Passing it on - Alan Brogan and Bernard Brogan Sr. (01:18:50) - Sports News w/ JD (01:32:30) - US Open - Joe Molloy (01:49:20) - The Football Pod - reaction to Meath-Kildare and decision-making. Have you got anything for the OTB AM agenda this week? Let us know in the live comments or Whatsapp the show at 087 9 180180, or email AM@offtheball.com! SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #MadeOfWhatMatters

Bernard Brogan Senior, joined Alan Brogan for a special first episode of our brand new series, Passing It On. The Brogan's discuss Dublin's rivalry with Kerry in the 1970s amongst many other topics. #OTBAM is live every morning from 7:30am with thanks to Gillette. #MadeOfWhatMatter

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Paul Kerrigan to review the weekend's football.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the weekend's games.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the weekend's matches.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Paul Kerrigan to preview the weekends games.

The new Dubs TV series The Hop Ball in association with AIG gets underway with Eamon Fennell chatting to three-time All-Ireland winner Alan Brogan, as he discusses his career in blue, his thoughts on the current team and reveals who his favourite player is, both from his own playing days and from the current crop!

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On a special episode of The Throw-In podcast, Will Slattery is joined by Joe Davitt and Sean Potts to discuss The Herald's Decades of the Dubs annual.The book is a collection of The Herald's six-part series on the history of Dublin GAA from the 1950s to Jim Gavin's side completing a historic five in-a-row in 2019.Joe helped produce the annual while Sean was a contributor and both have a wealth of knowledge of Dublin GAA.The annual features in-depth interviews with Dublin legends like Mickey Whelan and Jimmy Keaveney, as well as player diaries from the likes of Alan Brogan and Ciaran Whelan.As well as that, there is an extensive collection of sensational photographs included, some from all the way back in the 1950s.

On the eve of the 2019 All Ireland Football Final, the Throw-In previewed the potential history-making clash between Dublin and Kerry live from Croke Park. Joe Brolly, Tomás Ó’Sé, Alan Brogan and Martin Breheny joined Will Slattery and Michael Verney to give their verdicts on Dublin’s 5-in-a-row chances and how Kerry can hope to live with the Dublin machine. Plus, the panel answered audience questions on the greatest players never to have won an All Ireland, how this Dublin team compares to Mick O’Dwyer’s Kerry greats, and even how Joe Brolly introduced Tomás Ó’Sé to TV punditry! For more from the Throw-In, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is in association with Bord Gáis Energy.

Tipperary is basking in the glow of an incredible 2019 season for them with the U20s picking up their own All Ireland title just a week after the seniors success and this week’s Throw-In with Will Slattery and Michael Verney looks back on the weekend action. And the future is bright for Tipperary hurling judging by the U20s devastation of Cork in the final with an amazing four goals in the opening ten minutes. Jerome Cahill was one of a trio, including Jake Morris and Paddy Cadell, who claimed senior medals in Croke Park and they will be looking to make their mark on Liam Sheedy’s team in the next few years. Meanwhile, for Cork, with no underage All Ireland hurling since 2001, they need to start winning again to quell any doubts about themselves moving forwards. Will and Michael also review the Ladies football semi-finals with 10,000 in attendance for the first Ladies semi-finals to be held in Croke Park between Dublin v Cork and Galway v Mayo with Dublin and Galway winning out. Like the men’s team, Dublin Ladies are building their own footballing dynasty seeking a three-in-a-row while their opponents, Galway are in their first final since 2005. For more from the Throw-In, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is in association with Bord Gáis Energy. ** Join the Throw-In Live in association with Bord Gáis Energy on Saturday, August 31, from Croke Park for the best All Ireland football final preview, analysis and stories from the dressing-room. It’s the perfect way to get in the mood for the final and to hear some of the biggest names in the game give their predictions on the night. You can be there with Joe Brolly, Tomás Ó Sé, Alan Brogan, Martin Breheny, Michael Verney and Will Slattery as the show looks ahead to the big game.  Plus, there will be some great prizes up for grabs on the night, including two pairs of tickets to the All-Ireland Final. Tickets are free but limited so you’ll need to apply before August 28 to avoid missing out. If you can’t make it on the night, the show will also be recorded and broadcast live on the Independent.ie’s Facebook channel so be sure to tune in. You can register for your free tickets at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ **

Wooly, Conan and Alan Brogan take a look ahead to the games at the weekend.

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Johnny Doyle to discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the games at the weekend.

Wooly is joined in studio by Alan Brogan to talk about the news from the weekend and Dublin's 5 in a row bid while Pat McEnaney joins on the line to discuss the recent trend of poor treatment of referees.

A real Darling Of The Hill, a True Blue hero and one of the greatest forwards the game has ever seen. Alan Brogan joins me for an hour long chat as we look back on his legendary career in Blue. A career of unbelievable highs and some awful lows, it was a career that eventually saw Alan win three All Ireland's, three All Stars, a Footballer Of The Year Award and lots more.

On this episode of The Throw-In, Will Slattery is joined by Frank Roche, Colm Keys and Alan Brogan to discuss Dublin's win over Tyrone in the All-Ireland final. Talk of the tactical battle dominated the build-up to the game and the panel assess whether Mickey Harte went about beating Jim Gavin's men the right way. Alan Brogan thinks Harte got some of his match-ups wrong while Frank Roche says that Tyrone's poor shot selection was a big factor in their defeat. Talk has already turned to whether Dublin can secure a five in-a-row and Colm Keys think that the team's age profile means that we are only in the middle of their period of dominance - but predicts that Kerry will challenge them in the near future. Alan Brogan also discusses his brother Bernard's comeback from injury and the panel weigh in on the All Star team for 2018.

On this week's episode of The Throw-In, Michael Verney is joined by Irish Independent GAA correspondent Colm Keys and former Dublin star Alan Brogan to go over all the weekend's action. The lads concentrate on football as the Super 8s came to life over the weekend. Kerry vs Monaghan produced a sensational finish with 19-year-old David Clifford and the panel discuss where to next for the Kingdom ahead of their do-or-die fixture with Kildare in a fortnight's time. Dublin maintained their superiority over Tyrone in the 'Battle of Omagh' with Brogan lauding the game management of Jim Gavin's reigning All-Ireland champions. The three-time All-Ireland winner feels that some rule changes would make the game more exciting, however, with Keys suggesting that the top brass within the GAA will have some sleepless nights over the winter. In hurling, Keys looks ahead to this weekend's All-Ireland SHC semi-finals between Clare-Galway and Cork-Limerick as all attention switches to the small ball with the Super 8s takign a week off. Subscribe to The Throw-In, Independent.ie's weekly GAA podcast in association with Allianz, for the best in GAA discussion and analysis every week, with some of the biggest names in football and hurling from Joe Brolly, Tomás Ó'Sé and John Mullane.

On this week's episode of The Throw-In, Will Slattery is joined by Alan Brogan, John Mullane, Martin Breheny and Conor McKeon to go over all the weekend's action. Will, Alan and Conor start with football, as they react to Carlow beating Kildare for the first time since 1953. Can Turlough O'Brien's men realistically make the Super 8s? Kildare are at rock bottom now and the lads don't think they can rebound this season. Dublin also got their All-Ireland title defence started against Wicklow in Portlaoise, and Conor discusses the main takeaways from the one-sided encounter in Portlaoise. Martin and John join Will for the hurling discussion, and the Waterford legend is very sombre about his county's chances after shipping a huge number of injuries against Clare. The lads also discuss Tipperary's comeback against Cork, and Martin breaks down Galway's win over Kilkenny in what was their first ever home game in the Leinster championship.

This week, Tomás Ó Sé, Alan Brogan, Conor McKeon and Rory O'Connor join Will Slattery for The Throw-In's All-Ireland final preview. Ó Sé feels that although Mayo have improved in the latter stages of the championship, their old failings could come back to haunt them. The Kerry legend also thinks that Stephen Rochford has a big decision to make on how he uses Lee Keegan. Brogan tries to predict Dublin's possible team selection for the final, and also gives an insight into Jim Gavin's unique management style, which has his team on the brink of a three in-a-row.

It's an action-packed show with Alan Brogan, Ciaran Whelan, Dick Clerkin and Tomás Ó'Sé joining Johnny Ward, Rory O'Connor and Donnchadh Boyle. How good were the Dubs and how poor were Tyrone? Have Kerry taken a step backwards and are Mayo the one team that will expose the Dubs' weaknesses?

Alan Brogan previews the All Ireland football semi-final between Dublin and Tyrone. 'This Dublin team needs to slay Tyrone to prove they're the best team of the last decade,' says Brogan. He also thinks Diarmuid Connolly could be brought in to the starting XV but says there's also some big names still missing out and not getting a look in which proves the depth of the playing squad. 'Dublin by three points,' he says.

Tomás Ó'Sé, David Brady and Alan Brogan join Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor as they look back on the drawn Kerry v Mayo All Ireland semi-final, 'the best game in the football championship so far' says Ó'Sé. But why was Aidan O'Shea put on Kieran Donaghy? Brady defends his call on it and says it worked to a degree. 'But you wouldn’t send a plumber to wire a house,' argues Ó'Sé. 'Kieran Donaghy is playing the football of his life at the moment. If Aidan O'Shea was in centre forward he would cause consternation in the Kerry backs and would be a much greater danger in there.' For more: independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in

On this week's episode of The Throw-In, Brendan Cummins and Alan Brogan join Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor, Conor McKeon and Donnchadh Boyle as they discuss all the weekend GAA action. Galway pipped Tipperary in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday, and Cummins feels that Tipperary suffered from not adding a new element to the game plan that delivered the Liam MacCarthy Cup last season. In football, Brogan feels that the semi-final battle between Jim Gavin and Mickey Harte has been building up for years. Brogan explains how Gavin became 'obsessed' with breaking down blanket defences after losing to Donegal in 2014, and discusses whether Diarmuid Connolly should get back in the Dublin team to take on Tyrone. For more: http://www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/

Tomás Ó'Sé, Alan Brogan and David Brady join Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor and Conor McKeon as they discuss Mayo's continuing struggles. Why is Andy Moran being taken off with fifteen minutes still to go ask Brady and Brogan? 'He is the type player you need to win a game at the end,' says Brady. Kerry struggled against Galway but were only in fifth gear and are fearful of quarter-finals says Ó'Sé, while Brogan believes Dublin will have too much against Monaghan in their quarter-final clash next weekend. Plus for Tyrone v Armagh, 'all bets are off - anything can happen when Ulster teams play each other in Croke Park' says McKeon. For more from the Throw-In: http://www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/

Wooly and Conan are joined in studio by Padraic Joyce to look back at brilliant performances by Dublin and Tyrone on Sunday while Tiernan McCann joins on the line to for a really good interview.

Alan Brogan, Joe Brolly and Sligo manager, Niall Carew, join Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor and the Herald's Frank Roche on this week's Throw-In. Despite a seventh Leinster title in a row, Brogan says there's a lot for Jim Gavin and the team to work on and that Tyrone look like the team that could cause them trouble. Also on the show, Niall Carew defends smaller teams setting out defensively with 14 men behind the ball and points the financial clout of the bigger counties in helping their preparations. Plus, Joe Brolly on the primacy of athleticism over skill and why the day of the free-scoring corner forward is over.

On this week's show, Will Slattery & Rory O'Connor are joined by INM's Conor McKeon and Martin Breheny, plus Alan Brogan and Ciaran Whelan. Brogan and Whelan give their thoughts on 'Gavin-gate', Jim Gavin's surprising attack on the media in relation to the Diarmuid Connolly ban, and explain why they were surprised and feel he hasn't done Dublin GAA any favours.

James Horan and Alan Brogan give the view from each of the Dublin and Mayo camps ahead of the All Ireland football final.

Alan Brogan on his tips for the BoyleSports charity bet for the All Ireland football final: Kevin McManamon to be man-of-the-match @ 14-1 Jason Doherty to be first goalscorer @ 12-1

It’s the final big one of the GAA season – it’s Mayo taking on Dublin in the 2016 All Ireland football final. Are Dublin unbackable and unbeatable as they seek to retain Sam Maguire for the first time since Heffo’s Heroes in 1977? Or can Mayo, with nothing to lose, unshackle themselves from a sixty-five year burden of history, including seven All Ireland final defeats? It’s a mouth-watering clash and James Horan, former Mayo manager, and Alan Brogan, former Dublin All Star, joined INM GAA correspondents, Frank Roche, Conor McKeon and Donnchadh Boyle as they looked ahead to Sunday’s game. Plus, Alan gives us his charity bet with tips on man-of-the-match and the first goalscorer - and it's not his brother he's betting on. The Throw-In, in association with BoyleSports.

Alan Brogan, Tomás Ó'Sé and the Throw-In panel discuss whether Dublin can achieve two All Irelands in-a-row.

Alan Brogan, Tomás Ó'Sé & Panel on the key areas for Dublin v Kerry.

“This is the biggest test for Jim Gavin’s Dublin. Kerry are coming to wage war on the Dubs,” said Alan Brogan on this week’s Throw-In, Independent.ie’s Championship podcast. The former All Ireland winner was in studio alongside INM GAA correspondents, Frank Roche, Donnchadh Boyle, Conor McKeon and Michael Verney, along with Kerry legend, Tomás Ó’Sé. “Kerry have to go for it, they have to come up with something different and unless they do, they won’t win it,” said Ó’Sé. “Kerry need to brave and not be conservative. The sweeper system doesn’t suit us but I can see them clogging the middle and trying to put pressure on Cluxton’s kick-outs.” But if the Kingdom only leave six in defence will they be vulnerable to Dublin players storming through? All were agreed that Kerry have to spring a surprise and produce some special performances to overcome the reigning champions. And if Dublin do win to make it four straight victories over Kerry, what kind of soul-searching will go on in the Kingdom in the winter months ahead? "Don't forget," warned Brogan. "There's still question marks over Dublin's full-back line one-on-one. For all the talk of Dublin winning this game, Kerry have the forwards that can cause Dublin trouble."

“Donegal have the ability to stop Dublin playing,” says Alan Brogan on this week’s GAA Championship podcast, The Throw-In, in association with BoyleSports, on Independent.ie. “They won’t fear Dublin and have the players to cause them trouble. Donegal do strike fear in the Dubs,” he added. Brogan joined INM GAA correspondents, Frank Roche, Donnchadh Boyle, Michael Verney and Conor McKeon, as they previewed the mouth-watering quarter-final double header with Dublin v Donegal and Mayo v Tyrone. The Throw-In team raised the issue of the GAA’s new football Championship proposals and asked whether it was a good opportunity to drive interest and attendances or merely the next stage in the haves v the have-nots? John Mullane was also on the show to discuss Waterford’s chances against Kilkenny – and he believes the Deise can spring a surprise. Martin Breheny and Roy Curtis went head-to-head on the issue for play and Liam Glynn from BoyleSports was on hand to give some value bets for the weekend action. In the weekly charity bet, he was offering 11/1 on a treble of Mayo, Donegal +5 & Waterford +5 while the Throw-In team’s treble was Mayo, Kilkenny -4, Donegal +6.

Alan Brogan previews Dublin v Donegal on The Throw-In podcast.

Our first episode of a new podcast feature which will see former Dublin midfielder Ciaran Whelan sit down with the recently retired Alan Brogan for a look back on his memorable career in blue.

On this week’s GAA Championship podcast, The Throw-In, in association with BoyleSports, Alan Brogan joined the team as they looked ahead to three provincial football finals. The Dubs are defending their Leinster title against Westmeath and while Brogan couldn’t see a way past Dublin, he still cautioned that the Dubs can’t think it will be easy either. “Dublin have just too much talent but they can’t let any complacency set in against Westmeath,” he told presenter Frank Roche, who was also joined by INM GAA Correspondents, Michael Verney, Donnchadh Boyle, and Conor McKeon. As to how Westmeath would take on Dublin, the question was whether they should have a go or sit back and contain what they concede. Alan Brogan though was clear how they should approach it. “Tom Cribben should allow his Westmeath players to express themselves and try and come out and attack,” he said. “Dublin will probably only have one extra man in the back so there will be opportunities for Westmeath’s forwards.”

Kerry's Colm Cooper and Dublin's Alan Brogan look ahead to All-Ireland final, Paddy Mulligan and Raf review Premier League, Cork camogie captain Ashling Thompson