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ON THIS week's podcast, we are joined by former Cork camogie player Sara Hayes as she gives her takes on the skorts and shorts controversy.Courcey Rovers' Hayes has won multiple All-Irelands with Cork and manages her club in the senior county championship.The story took another turn in the last week when Cork and Waterford had their Munster senior camogie final called off less than 20 hours before the scheduled throw-in time.A special congress will be held on May 22nd to decide if wearing shorts can be an option for camogie players or if wearing skorts will remain the compulsory protocol.Matthew Hurley spoke to Hayes on this week's show. All this and more on this week's Star Sport Podcast. Watch above. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, by using the player below or by searching 'Southern Star Sport Podcast' wherever you get yours.Follow our hosts on X: @matt_hurley01 and @KieranMcC_SSProduced by Matthew Hurley***The Star Sport Podcast is brought to you in association with Access Credit Union.Access Credit Union - Where your bank really does matter. Choose Credit Union, Choose Local, Choose Community. For more visit www.accesscu.ieSubscribe to The Southern Star's digital edition for less than €2 per week via https://subscribe.southernstar.ie/plans Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On episode 165 I am joined by Michelle O'Connor, mental skills coach and consultant. Michelle is a leading Performance Psychology Consultant, Elite Performance Coach and Therapeutic SpecialistMichelle has worked with back to back All-Ireland winning Cork senior camogie team and spent time with Kerry Ladies team. She also supports individual athletes at elite and international level across multiple codes while also working in the area of social care. We discuss all things mindset, how she works with her teams/athletes, journalling, checking in with individuals in a team environment and more. Tune in to learn from her experience and insights as a coach, but also a player with a promising inter county career derailed by injury. And how a Kerry woman has helped Cork to win All-Irelands titles!! Find Michelle here https://www.instagram.com/the_performancepsych_coach?igsh=aWhkYnY5c3drYmUz ⁠linkedin.com/in/michelle-o-connor-5b5b96178⁠info@michelleoconnorcoach.comFollow The Sideline Live Social Media channels: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/thesidelinelive⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/thesidelinelive/⁠⁠⁠ Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone, Edited using GarageBandIntro music, Watered Eyes by a talented Irish artist, Dillon Ward check him out ⁠⁠here⁠⁠ . If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team ⁠⁠⁠www.prymal.ie⁠⁠⁠ 

Colm O'Rourke is a Gaelic football manager, retired secondary school principal, sports broadcaster, and columnist. He also has two All-Irelands medals and was Player of the Year in 1991. He discusses his passion for education, his biggest achievements away from the medals and glory, plus he reflects on the changes and challenges facing the GAA.

Funerals matter in Ireland. They are an expression of community. On Free State today, Joe recalls the extraordinary life of Colm McCusker and why his funeral told so much about the man. Colm McCusker was 91 when he died and he didn't waste a minute during a life packed with love and family, but also car chases, tommy guns and All-Irelands. Joe also prescribes a surprising cure for Dion's boredom.This episode of Free State is sponsored by Manscaped. Visit https://www.manscaped.com/ and get 20% off and free shipping by using code freestate20Free State with Joe Brolly and Dion Fanning is a Gold Hat Production in association with SwanMcG.For more on Free State: https://freestatepodcast.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Galway and Cork meet in a repeat of last year's decider on Sunday (14th July 2024) when they contest the All-Ireland under-16A camogie semi-final. The two sides met in Round 1 with the Rebelettes prevailing 1-13 to 1-8.  But the Tribesgirls with two wins and a draw to ensure their place in the final four. 2018 was the last time Galway won this competition, their 15th overall and they are aiming to get into the final for the 31st time.  Cork, who lost to Galway 3-14 to 1-7 in 2018, have won four titles since and are two games away from becoming the first county ever to win five All-Irelands in-a-row. Leading up to the game, Galway manager Sharon Glynn caught up with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Throw-in at Mallow on Sunday is 4pm.

In this episode, Meg talks to Irish dancer Maddy Stucki, who came 5th in the All Irelands and 3rd in the Worlds! They talk about: Her dancing journey from when she first started at 4 years old What she did to achieve 3rd in the world How working on her mindset with Annabelle has helped her What advice she was given and her own advice to other dancers MWM Gold Club/Members Club: Join Now

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.

In this episode, Meg talks to Irish dancer and Move with Meg client of 3 years, Roisin McIntyre. This year she placed 6th in the All Irelands and 6th in The Worlds! Roisin talks about: Her dancing journey How Move With Meg has helped her Her recovery from injury Goal setting and self-belief MWM Gold Club/Members Club: Join Now

Inspired by his uncle Páidí, who was one of the most successful and beloved footballers of all time, Tomás Ó Sé was obsessed with playing for Kerry from a young age. Not only did he fulfil his dream of lining out for his county, he retired in 2013 with more Kerry appearances to his name than any player ever. The all-action wing back won five All-Irelands, five All-Stars and a Footballer of the Year award in 2004.In this intimate interview, Tomás speaks to Adam Moynihan about the highs and lows of his intercounty career.Support The Kerry Football Podcast by making a donation: https://ko-fi.com/kerryfootballpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the global moments of Grand Slam titles, Formula 1 champions and boxing trilogies, to the All-Irelands, surprise managers, heartbreak and joy, right down to the personal moments which won't make most of the headlines elsewhere These are my 23 moments for 2023. Get in touch and let me know what your moments were! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-keelan/message

Welcome to Monday's #OTBAM podcast - Step aside Shane as Ger is finally back in the big chair for Monday's OTBAM... It was a stacked, stacked show with All-Irelands semi-final analysis, reaction to Johnny Sexton's ban with Alan Quinlan, a Denise O'Sullivan & much more: (00:04.53) Performance Rankings (00:40.34) Sean O'Sullivan on Kerry v Derry (00:59.10) Anthony Moyles on the weekend's GAA (01:32.35) Alan Quinlan & Johnny Sexton's ban (01:41.35) Kathleen McNamee w/ a Denise O'Sullivan update (01:49.32) Jenny Claffey on Wimbledon 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.

Darragh O'Neill was born in Cork and moved to America when he was three, he Dad Colm won a couple of All Irelands with Cork and his uncle Maurice Fitzgerald had a glittering career with Kerry. Following the move Stateside Darragh grew up in Louisville, Colorado. He was the punter for the Colorado Buffaloes from 2011-2014. He joins Colum Cronin to speak about his American Football journey.

Earlier today Adam Moynihan met Kerry captain David Clifford in Croke Park to chat about his relationship with the media, winning All-Irelands with Kerry and Fossa, and how he deals with the hype.David was on hand to help SuperValu launch their sponsorship of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship and this year's #CommunityIncludesEveryone campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New York created history on Saturday by winning the county's first-ever game in the Connacht Senior Football Championship, edging Leitrim in a dramatic penalty shootout - the victory was sealed by the right boot of hometown hero Mike Brosnan who rifled the winning penalty home sparking scenes of wild celebrations as an avalanche of New York supporters surged onto the pitch.I spoke to Shane Carthy after the game who said the win was one of the best moments of his career. Carthy, who won All-Irelands with Dublin in the past, has been commuting from Boston to play with the Empire State and was instrumental in last nights win, getting the equalizing point deep into injury time to send the game to extra time.Goalkeeper Mick Cunningham, who pulled off a number of inspirational saves also joins us towards the end.Stay tuned for more post-match interviews and a full match report on www.thelonghallpodcast.comWATCH ON YOUTUBE HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaEOeLjKI5E&t=27s&ab_channel=TheLongHallPodcastThese interviews are being powered by the Laura Dorgan Fitness App, get on top of your fitness and nutrition this summer by emailing lauradorganfitness@gmail.com or visit lauradorganfitmess.com to find out more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dublin could be about to introduce a directly elected mayor. The Dublin Citizens' Assembly will meet for the final time tomorrow in Dublin Castle, to vote on the issue and to discuss what local government structures the best suit the city. Jim Gavin who led the Dublin footballers to 6 All Irelands has been chairing the Assembly and joined Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

Dublin could be about to introduce a directly elected mayor. The Dublin Citizens' Assembly will meet for the final time tomorrow in Dublin Castle, to vote on the issue and to discuss what local government structures the best suit the city. Jim Gavin who led the Dublin footballers to 6 All Irelands has been chairing the Assembly and joined Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the season finale featuring six All-Ireland Finals including the Glen Dimplex Croke Park triple header. Schedule: 0:00 - Dillon Quirke Tribute/Condolences 1:35 - Intro and Latest News/Talking points 26:35 - Aoife Prendergast, Miriam Walsh, Brian Dowling - Kilkenny 34:35 - Review - Senior Final - Kilkenny 1-13 Cork 1-12 1:10:40 - Lisa Casserly - Galway Intermediate captain 1:12:15 - Reviews - Intermediate & Junior Finals - Galway 0-13 Cork 0-11, Antrim 5-5 Armagh 0-14 1:27:50 - Maria McLarnon - Antrim joint captain 1:29:55 - Darren and Killian pick their Super 6s A bumper show/movie concluding the end of the inter county year sees Darren and Killian go through so much. But we start by offering our condolences to the family of Tipperary's Dillon Quirke following his tragic passing last Friday. We chat news including Roscommon and Mayo's under 16 All-Irelands, Tyrone's last gasp win over Wicklow in the Nancy Murray Cup, a memorable day in Croke Park, what must camogie do to build on the feel good factor of All-Ireland final day and beat that 30,000 target. Also, we've GAA fixtures clashing with the camogie finals, Paudie Murray's comments on the Sunday Game and Davy Fitzgerald leaving the Rebelette set-up. We chat to the main stars after all the three All-Ireland wins. And we start with the senior final as Kilkenny won their first O'Duffy Cup since 2020. Cork's tactics at the start before "running" back into the game, Kilkenny's big scores when needed including Sophie Dwyer's goals, Cork getting in a winning position and then nearly saving it with Aisling Thompson's late strike. The intermediate final was a game of two halves. Galway made it count in the first half though we wonder did they need a sweeper? That being said, Cork will be kicking themselves for chances not taken after the break. The Premier Junior Final was the Dervla Cosgrove show (three goals in 84 seconds - four in total) though there were other heroes in Antrim's stunning victory. What happened to Armagh and can they recover? Finally, it's that time of the year where Darren and Killian pick their Super 6. Who will be their players of the year and how many did they agree with, and how many were different. And what do you think? Did they leave a main player out? == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE returns in the third week of September 2022 Four episodes of THE FAIR GREEN, featuring camogie legends past and present, will air over the next four weeks. Cover Photo (c) Hannah Shields - Clonduff Camogie Club Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's special guest on 'The Fair Green' is Leitrim football legend Maeve Quinn. The two-time All-Ireland winner talks about starting off in Ballinamore Community Games to national titles 19 years apart, changes over that period, and serving as an administrator and selector at county level. Maeve tells Darren Kelly about ladies football starting in Leitrim, winning titles with Aughawillian and contesting All-Irelands at dclub level, returning home from honeymoon to play in a National League Final and winning the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup with her sisters, named after her mother. We discuss All-Stars (official and panel), 18 county titles, interesting stories from travelling to games, going to Dubai with the All-Stars, being Leitrim's chairperson and secretary and the honour of winning the Leitrim Sports Star Hall of Fame Award. While Kerry and Monaghan are also named in her 'Fantastic Four.' Get unlimited access to all our shows by joining SportsDaz on www.patreon.com/SportsDaz == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every Monday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Introducing the man that is Jim McGuinness, an interview that was well worth the wait. Tune in as we talk everything from Sigerson, All-Irelands and what it takes to get to number 1.  Comhrá Le Tomás is powered By EIRGRID 

This podcast started with Richie Power & his amazing career. 12 inter-county All-Irelands, double All-star, an All-Ireland with his club & coming from a family of hurling royalty. The Podcast ends with Richie, for the first time, talking about his gambling addiction. In an emotional, frank and honest interview, Richie explains how the addiction took hold of his life, where he ended up and reaching out for help. Richie and his three-time All Ireland winning father drove the car North to meet Oisin McConville in the Carrickdale hotel- a cry for help. Oisin McConville remembers that meeting and is alongside Richie as he explains a life in turmoil. Richie also explains to Thomas Niblock how his career was cut short because of injury, the power of the club, his struggles to cope and life outside the black & amber. It's a powerful podcast with fun moments and the harsh reality faced by many in society, who suffer from addiction. Richie Power, legend, father, All-Ireland winner, Allstar, addict. This is his story.

Fresh from winning All-Irelands at the weekend, Pauric Mahony of Ballygunner and Kilcoo's Jerome Johnson join Will O'Callaghan and Tommy Rooney on The Club Championship Show. #TheToughest | @AIB_GAA

This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Monaghan star attacker CORA COURTNEY. The Donaghmoyne player talks overcoming Bredagh and the upcoming All-Ireland semi-final, starting out with both club and county, what motivates Donaghmoyne and how the injection of youth are encouraged to work hard, losing to Ballyboden in 2005, and how they should have more than their five All-Irelands. Cora talks about Monaghan and the disappointment of 2021, injury which captain in 2019, their rivalry with Cork and how close they came to All-Ireland success, the sweetness of two club wins against Donaghmore and Mourneabbey, and her decision to step away in 2022. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' **(this interview was recorded before Kilkerrin/Clonberne were confirmed as Donaghmoyne's All-Ireland semi-final opponents in January 2022)** == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every week on sportsdaz.ie and will return in the New Year Also this week are camogie players SUSIE O'CARROLL (Kildare) & SINÉAD FURLONG (Wexford) Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music To listen back to BRIEGE CORKERY'S appearnce on THE FAIR GREEN, click HERE Cover/Social Media Photos (c) Ladies Gaelic Football/Sportsfile & Monaghan LGFA #SportsDaz

This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Cork's nine-time All-Ireland winning goalkeeper AOIFE MURRAY. Aoife chats about her inter county career, extending back to the 1990s and the successes she enjoyed at minor and senior level. The Cloughduv keeper discusses the game's development, new rules, her hopes for the future, the role of the GPA, volleyball, football retirement, rugby success and injuries. Aoife also talks about 2011 being a turning point, John Cronin, working under Paudie, the crew coming back to win more All-Irelands, Inniscarra, getting the captaincy and having her family at Croke Park when she lifted the O'Duffy Cup. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every Wednesday on sportsdaz.ie To listen to GEMMA O'CONNOR's appearance on THE FAIR GREEN, click HERE Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music To listen to ORLA COTTER'S appearance on THE FAIR GREEN, click HERE Photos (c) INPHO/Camogie Association #SportsDaz

What a pleasure it was to speak with GAA Hall of Famer Sean Boylan, who after 21 years playing hurling with Meath decided to take up the mantle of the intercounty football manager for 23 years, winning four All Irelands, eight Leinster championships and three league titles. Over the hour with Eddie Scally , Sean discussed His recent battle with Covid  Effects of Covid on players  Getting appointed as Meath manager  A hurler managing a football team  Epic battles throughout his tenure  Treating his players as adults  How he kept things fresh and evolved  Regrets / greatest days  Finishing up - “It was like a wake without a body”  His respect for Mayo Expects nothing between the last 3 teams anyone could win this years Sam but he hopes it's ....... If you like what you hear, why not dip into the archives and listen back to some of the recent episodes where we deep-dive into careers of former Kilkenny hurlers Eddie Brennan, Noel Hickey, Brian Hogan, PJ Ryan, Paul Murphy, Peter Cleere, Eoin Larkin, Micheal Rice, Eddie Keher John Mulhall and Richie Power, Waterford's Dan Shanahan & former manager Derek McGrath, Roscommon's Frankie Dolan, All-Ireland senior camogie winner with Kilkenny Denise Gaule, Katie Nolan & Power, former Westmeath player John Connellan,  Carlow's Marty Kavanagh Niall Carew & Brian Tracey, Referee David Gough, Cork All-Star Larry Tompkins, former Galway All-Ireland winners Eugene Cloonan, Micheál Donoghue and Kevin Walsh or All-Ireland winner with Offaly Michael Duignan.Better yet you can follow The Clash Act on your favourite podcast platform or log onto the KCLR app for fresh weekly episodes.This podcast was brought to you with thanks to Morrissey Motors Kilkenny, the main Peugeot dealer for county Kilkenny since 1994.

This is Lovely Hurling - a weekly hurling show hosted by Waterford and Cork legends Dan Shanahan and Anthony Nash. Anthony and Dan are joined by the legend that is Johnny Pilkington. The former Offaly midfielder rolls from one amazing tale to the next as he recounts a brilliant career which saw him win two All-Irelands with Offaly, and four All-Ireland Club Championships with Birr.Dan and Anthony will be along every week with very special guests from a cross section of Irish sport and Irish life. So please hit subscribe and be first to get new episodes.Lovely Hurling is an AllGAA production. Follow All GAA on TikTok and Instagram for the best bits from every episode as well as all the latest GAA news. Lovely Hurling is brought to you in association with Zest Active, your daily super supplement. With 25 Active ingredients to support your energy, immune system, brain and muscle function. Informed Sports Approved. Visit https://ie.reviveactive.com/products/zest-active for more details.

Regarded as one of the most talented and skillful wing half-backs of his time, this week we are joined by former Caltra and Galway GAA star Declan Meehan. We talk All-Irelands and chat all about the highlights of what was a fabulous career. Comhrá Le Tomás is powered by EIRGRID

This week's guest on THE FAIR GREEN is arguably the greatest Limerick footballer ever... DYMPHNA O'BRIEN. Dymphna chats about winning county titles before breakfast; All-Irelands at work; playing international rules; and winning in Croke Park. The Gerald Griffins star also talks about her club career; camogie success with the Shannonsiders; winning skills titles and would she do it all again. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four' == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every Monday evening on sportsdaz.ie Catch our magazine shows SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL every Wednesday. Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

he 2021 inter-county football season is set to explode into action this weekend with the start of the Allianz Leagues and, for the first time in a quarter of a century, Mayo won't be involved in the action in Division One. Instead James Horan's men will be operating in Division Two North of the League and in Round 1 they face a tricky assignment against Down this coming Saturday at MacHale Park.In this episode of the Mayo News football podcast we preview Mayo's League opener. Mayo News sports editor Mike Finnerty is in the chair for this episode where he's joined by Mayo News columnist and podcast regular Billy Joe Padden as well as by former Down All-Star player Marty Clarke. As well as setting the scene for the game in Castlebar, Billy Joe and Marty cover a wide range of topical issues. These include Dublin's dominance and the chances of denying them seven-in-a-row of All-Irelands, Aidan O'Shea's importance to Mayo, ‘Horanball' and the need for a curveball to beat the Dubs, Oisin Mullin and Aussie Rules and the state of the pitch at MacHale Park.The podcast this week also extends a warm welcome to our new sponsors, Ceramic City and Swinford Motors, who have both agreed to come on board with us for this year. This sponsorship is vital to us as we aim to grow and develop the podcast over the next while and we greatly appreciate the valuable support provided by both of them. This episode of the Mayo News football podcast is now online and is available to listen to on iTunes, SoundCloud, Podomatic and Spotify. You can also listen to it directly on the Mayo News website as well as on the Mayo GAA Blog.The Mayo News football podcast has its own Twitter presence, @MayoPodcast, so if you're a Twitter user you should follow us there to make sure you get the latest podcast-related updates, including new episodes.

This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is Kerry footballer Ciara Murphy. The MKL Gaels defender was named SportsDaz Player of the Year for 2020 after delivering back-to-back displays in the All-Ireland championship against Cavan and Cork. Ciara chats Kerry, Cork, All-Irelands, college, Keel, Castlemaine, lockdown and her uncle. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four. == 'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Tuesday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Hello and welcome to episode 54 of the podcast folks. Our guest is one of the greatest hurlers of all time. Fourteen years in the Kilkenny jersey putting manners on any opponent who dared enter into his area of the pitch. He's won a few honours, a few, seven All-Irelands, eleven Leinster's, four All Stars, six leagues and a club All-Ireland. He even managed to win a couple of club titles in the football! Some bucko. I loved talking to Jackie and I hope you enjoy listening to it. All comments welcome to keithwalshpod@gmail.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-keith-walsh-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rena Buckley joined OTB AM to pay tribute to legendary Cork manager Eamonn Ryan who lead the Rebels to 10 All-Irelands. #OTBAM is live every morning from 7:30 am, with thanks to Gillette. #MadeOfWhatMatters

Five-time All-Ireland SHC winner Theo English, has passed away aged 90. English is considered to be one of the county's finest ever players, operating in midfield through the 1950s and '60s, a period of rich success for the Premier. He won All-Irelands in '58, '61, '62, '64 and 65. The Marlfield clubman also won eight National Hurling Leagues and seven Munster titles in a sparkling career. Our own Stephen Gleeson sat down with Theo and his wife Maureen just before his 90th birthday last summer and we'd like to play it again this morning in tribute of our dear friend Theo......

It’s All Ireland final week for the Cork ladies so this week’s podcast will be dedicated to previewing their bid to dethrone the dominant Dublin ladies who are aiming to secure their 4th title in succession. We're joined by Mayo legend Cora Staunton to preview the big game. Cora, who herself won four All Irelands titles as a player, is currently in Australia preparing for a new season of the AFLW competition for the Greater Western Sydney Giants. We also hear from Ger McCarthy who give us his thoughts and predictions for the game We also catch up with Cork and Mourneabbey star Ciara O’Sullivan.

This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is Kerry camogie star Patrice Diggin. The Causeway player talks about winning All-Irelands at club, county and college; promoting the game in the Kingdom; and the importance of sport overall. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four' == **'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Tuesday on sportsdaz.ie **'SportsDaz Camogie' this Thursday with Imelda Hobbins features Galway camogie captain Sarah Dervan **'The Curtain Raiser' this Friday with Rena Buckley features Kilkenny camogie captain Lucinda Gahan **Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

In this episode of the podcast I'm joined by Cheryl Nolan. Cheryl is the first female guest on the podcast. Cheryl has also made Irish history winning both the 1500m and the 800m in the same All-Irelands. She has also experienced running over in America as she received a huge scholarship to go over and run for Trojan Collage. She is now bacck home and recovering from an injury. I hope you all enjoy!!! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW6ZQzGh7LQvgLQxPPqPhaQ?view_as=subscriber Insta: https://www.instagram.com/littlerunningirishman.official/?hl=en Cheryl's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/cheryl_nolan/?hl=en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/creator-home

This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is Cork senior ladies football goalkeeper Martina O'Brien. She talks about winning two county titles in 2020 with Clonakilty and West Cork; winning All-Irelands, making history in Páirc Uí Chaoimh; her camogie background; and how injuries opened the door for her to claim the county's number one jersey. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' == **'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Tuesday on sportsdaz.ie **Theme Song - National Duality (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz **This week's shows - Monday (The Third Half), Wednesday (SportsDaz Football), Thursday (SportsDaz Camogie), Friday (The Curtain Raiser)

A former Mayo All-Ireland winning captain thinks the green and red have the ability to challenge for this year's Brendan Martin Cup. Hollymount's Christina Heffernan, who captained her county in 2002, was part of the launch for this year's TG4 competitions along Armagh's Mags McAlinden, Cork's Judith Mulcahy and Dublin's Sinead Aherne. She joined SportsDaz's Darren Kelly to talk about memories from Mayo's golden period when they won four All-Irelands between 1999 and 2003, the credentials of the current crop, and also how difficult life has been working with the HSE during the COVID-19 pandemic. == Mayo's Senior Championship Fixtures 2020 Saturday, 7thNovember – Mayo vs Tyrone (1pm Páirc Sheáin Mhic Dhiarmada) Saturday, 14thNovember – Armagh vs Mayo (5pm Kingspan Breffni Park) == **SportsDaz will also be catching up with Dublin's Sinead Aherne (Saturday) and Cork's Juliet Murphy (Tuesday) **Theme Song – ‘National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music

This week's guest is Michaela Morkan (Offaly) Our guest this week has been a driving force behind Offaly camogie's rise through the ranks over the last 15 years. An All-Star in 2008, a Soaring Star the following year, she has picked up All-Irelands at under 16, minor, junior and intermediate as well as County title with Shinrone. As her club gets ready to battle St. Rynagh's in this seaon's domestic decider, we are delighted to welcome Offaly's Michaela Morkan to 'The Fair Green' **'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Monday on sportsdaz.ie **Catch 'The Third Half' on Tuesday for reaction from the camogie finals in Clare and Roscommon, and the ladies football finals in Dublin and Mayo **Theme Song - National Duality (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

WEXFORD SENIOR CAMOGIE FINAL PREVIEW! Our guests are Sarah O'Connor (St. Martins) & Mary Leacy (Oulart-The Ballagh) Sarah O'Connor (2:25) Mary Leacy (11:46) Our feature in this edition is the Wexford Senior Camogie Final. St. Martins are chasing a fourth title in-a-row against an Oulart-The-Ballagh side who won two All-Irelands in the last decade. Last year, it took a replay to separate the two teams. We have the respective captains Sarah O'Connor (St. Martin's) & Mary Leacy (Oulart-The-Ballagh) to talk about Saturday evening's Big Match! We have the weekend fixtures, the midweek results and much more here on 'The Curtain Raiser' **'The Curtain Raiser' broadcasts every Friday on sportsdaz.ie **Our Dublin Senior Camogie Final preview is available now **This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is Wexford's Kate Kelly **Theme Song - On The Verge (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's guest is Kate Kelly (Wexford) Described as the queen of Wexford camogie, Kate Kelly's 21 years in the purple and gold heralded 9 All-Stars, 4 All-Irelands, 2 national club football crowns and a Player of the Year gong. The St. Ibars/Shelmaliers forward looks back on the memories made from Underage Blitzes, to Feile, to football, to camogie and the most successful era in the history in Wexford's history. Join us as we join Kate and learn how the county had to pay their dues before achieving glory, ending a 32-year wait for the O'Duffy Cup. And Kate also names her 'Fantastic Four' **'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Wednesday and Thursday on sportsdaz.ie **This week's ladies football guest is Brenda McAnespie (Monaghan) **Theme Song - National Duality (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's guest is Brenda McAnespie (Monaghan) Brenda McAnespie has been described as a pioneer of Monaghan football and played an instrumental part in the county's breakthrough All-Irelands in the 1990s. Brenda has married family and football through her illustrious career and her legacy lives on with six children playing inter county. And her daughters line up for Emyvale in the upcoming Monaghan Senior Ladies Football Final. We chat to Brenda about All-Ireland successes in Croke Park, similar victories with Monaghan Harps, and how winning on the national stage concluded a successful 30-year career. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four' **'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Wednesday and Thursday on sportsdaz.ie **Thursday's camogie episode features Wexford's Kate Kelly **Theme Song - National Duality (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's guest is Waterford camogie star Trish Jackman The Deise's most decorated player, Trish has won All-Irelands at junior and intermediate level with Waterford as well as a national intermediate club medal with Gailltir in Croke Park just last March (2020). Add in five Ashbourne Cups with Waterford IT and seven All-Ireland senior Poc Fada titles, and there's still more we're leaving out. Trish is not involved this year but she's only taking a break and we expect to see her back at some stage. We're delighted to welcome Trish to talk about her career and she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' **The Fair Green Camogie Show broadcasts every Wednesday on SportsDaz **Catch the Ladies Football Show on Thursday with Dublin's Niamh Collins **Theme Song - National Duality - (c) josephmcdade.com/music

15 for 30 is a weekly series on Balls.ie where we want your votes for crown the best teams from each counties in the 30 years since 1990. Each poll will be accompanied by a podcast. We've already picked the Donegal footballers, Waterford hurlers, Meath footballers and Tipperary hurlers, the Armagh footballers, the Mayo footballers, the Clare hurlers, and this week we're back to football, and the most successful county we've tackled yet - Kerry. The Kingdom might have have been in the middle of a famine of sorts at the beginning of the timeframe, but one the 11 year wait for Sam ended in 1997, there was no looking back. Since then Kerry have won a further six All-Irelands and played in another six finals. They've also accumulated 71 All-Stars in the last 30 years. We get the considered thoughts of two Balls.ie Kerrymen, PJ Browne and Mauirice Brosnan, who look back on his county's last 30 years and makes his tough calls.  You can vote for your Mayo 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/kerry-15-for-30-vote-441233 or by emailing us at thegaffer@balls.ie. Alternatively, you can also vote using our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15 for 30 is a weekly series on Balls.ie where we want your votes for crown the best teams from each counties in the 30 years since 1990. Each poll will be accompanied by a podcast. We've already picked the Donegal footballers, Waterford hurlers, Meath footballers and Tipperary hurlers, the Armagh footballers, the Mayo footballers, the Clare hurlers, and this week we're back to football, and the most successful county we've tackled yet - Kerry. The Kingdom might have have been in the middle of a famine of sorts at the beginning of the timeframe, but one the 11 year wait for Sam ended in 1997, there was no looking back. Since then Kerry have won a further six All-Irelands and played in another six finals. They've also accumulated 71 All-Stars in the last 30 years. We get the considered thoughts of two Balls.ie Kerrymen, PJ Browne and Mauirice Brosnan, who look back on his county's last 30 years and makes his tough calls.  You can vote for your Mayo 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/kerry-15-for-30-vote-441233 or by emailing us at thegaffer@balls.ie. Alternatively, you can also vote using our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our first guest on 'The Fair Green' is All-Ireland winning Sarsfields camogie captain Niamh McGrath. The three-time All-Star captained her club to a first ever All-Ireland title last March when they made it third time lucky against Slaughtneil in Croke Park. Sarsfields only made their domestic breakthrough in 2016 but their younger players were showing signs of future success when they won the national Feile title nine years earlier. Niamh has also come through the ranks with Galway winning All-Irelands at under 16, minor, intermediate and senior. She chats to Darren Kelly about the upcoming club championship, how much their All-Ireland title means, returning to inter county action and her thoughts on the current state of camogie. **'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Wednesday (camogie) and Thursday (Ladies Football) **Theme Song - Joseph McDade - National Duality **Check out Ladies Football edition on Thursday - Brid O'Sullivan (Mourneabbey)

Children's author Emma Larkin joined Cliona Foley to chat about her book 'Izzy's Magical Camogie Adventure', which is inspired by her Cork grandmother who won three camogie All-Irelands in a row. 

Children's author Emma Larkin joined Cliona Foley to chat about her book 'Izzy's Magical Camogie Adventure', which is inspired by her Cork grandmother who won three camogie All-Irelands in a row.

"You only have three All-Irelands? Jesus, I thought you had more" - this is the sort of thing a footballer of Dara Ó Cinnéide's quality gets met with from time to time. Along with those three All-Ireland medals, he has 8 Munster medals, and is the sixth highest scorer in the history of Kerry football.   He joins us today to tell us about "The Game That Changed His Life", being happy with his place in the pantheon, car journeys with Páidí, a stolen glance, the Kerry drought and why abuse beats pity. We also discuss Paul Mescal's hurling career, the sad end to Matt Damon's stay in Dalkey, Eoin and Murph's experience in the Damon household, Eddie Irvine, indoor pools, and Baz Ashmawy.

Seán Boylan is a 5th generation herbalist and a true sporting legend. For 23 years he was the Meath football manager and led them to 4 All Irelands, gaining him his reputation as an iconic leader. He’s married to Tina and they have 6 children and due to the Coronavirus pandemic he’s currently cocooning at his home. We sat down to have a chat last year and during the conversation he spoke about many things including his deep faith, his recovery from cancer and the healing powers of nature. To get in touch with Seán and/or his team, go to… http://www.dunboyneherbs.ie/ I hope you enjoy this conversation and as always I love to hear your feedback so please feel free to get in touch and let me know what you think, you’ll find me on Instagram or Twitter @SileSeoige And if you can, please take a minute to rate, review and/or subscribe to this podcast, I’d really appreciate it X

This Thursday, Órla McNabola is back with your go-to guide of events happening this week across County Leitrim. Tonight, the Leitrim Business Network are hosting a seminar in The Hive, Carrick, about building Facebook ads will that attract your ideal clients and make you money. This will be hosted by Emma Boylan from Outside the Box and the aim of the seminar is to help business owners fill their business with ideal clients. Joe Lowe, Head of the Local Enterprise Office Leitrim, tells us about it. Joe also tells us about a Local Enterprise Office Leitrim event tomorrow in Mohill. Various Mohill retailers will be coming together to identify the importance of the age-friendly market in their locality. Come along to Clarke’s Hotel, Mohill at 12 noon tomorrow to hear about it. Tomorrow night, Friday night, The Dock Arts Centre will host Dylan Carlos, Céin Sweeney and John McCartin as they perform a set of driving Irish traditional reels and jigs, following the success of their recent self-titled album. Paul Cunningham from The Dock tells us about it. Paul also tells us about a documentary showing in The Dock next Wednesday (20 Nov) about famous sean-nós singer Joe Heaney. Fresh after its worldwide tour and after bagging a Royal Television Society Northern Ireland Programme Award last week, documentary Unquiet Graves: The Story of the Glenanne Gang, is being shown for the first time in Leitrim this Friday. The Glen’s Centre in Manorhamilton will show Seán Murray’s documentary, which details how members of the RUC and UDR were centrally involved in the murder of over 120 innocent civilians in Ireland. Seán talks to us about his documentary. This weekend will see The Corn Mill Theatre in Carrigallen host the One Act Drama Festival. Over Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, drama societies from all over Ireland will take to the stage in one-act productions. Taragh Donohoe tells us about The Corn Mill playing host this weekend, and also about their qualification for the All-Irelands of the One Act Drama Festival in early December. Next Thursday (21 Nov), LGBTQ+ social group ‘8 Rays Leitrim’ will be meeting in Breffni Family Resource Centre at 7:30pm. Founder and co-ordinator Niall Jordan tells us about 8 Rays Leitrim, who are currently the only LGBTQ+ social group in the northwest. Breifne rounds us up with our weekly sporting preview for the soccer, gaelic games and rugby around the county.

Let the autopsy begin. Ireland are out of the World Cup at the quarter-final stage - again. Ireland have been hammered when it matters most - again. Why does this keep happening? How could we have imagined anything else? Gerry Thornley and Gavin Cummiskey are on the line from Japan to pick over the bones of it all. Sports book season is upon us. Adrian Russell has written The Double, the story of Cork winning the football and hurling All-Irelands in 1990. It's one of the great GAA tales, driven by two classic managerial firebrands in Billy Morgan and Canon Michael O'Brien. Adrian dropped into studio this morning to tell us all about it. Throw in a lament for the new Gaelic football rules voted in by Special Congress over the weekend and you have Episode 100 of Added Time, with Malachy Clerkin and Pat Nugent.

With six All-Irelands, 10 Leinster titles, five National Leagues, Paul Flynn will be remembered as one of Dublin's all-time greats. As well as earning four consecutive All-Stars, Paul was a central influence in the Dublin team from his debut in 2008 to his retirement in 2018. In this period, He epitomised the resurgence of Dublin GAA and re-defined the role of wing forward in a period where elite GAA players brought the game to a new level. In this podcast we talk through the tactics routines and strategies of an elite GAA player and what it takes, on and off the pitch, to perform at the highest standard.

Five-in-a-row, three-in-a-row, same but different. It's all about the Dubs this mizzly Monday morning as they gathered up the men's and women's All-Irelands over the weekend, making their own bits of history align the way. Sean Moran and Keith Duggan join us to talk about Saturday night's replay in Croke Park and all that flowed from it. Dublin's most impressive final victory came after one of the best first halves of football anyone can remember. And though the futures of Jim Gavin and Stephen Cluxton may be up in the air, there's no sense that Dublin's job is finished. Joanne O'Riordan is on the line to talk about the rain-ruined women's final, which Dublin came through in the end to beat Galway. They have changed in front of our very eyes over the years, from the team that threw away All-Ireland after All-Ireland at the start of the decade to comfortably the best team around now. Turns out it's almost certainly down to Joanne trolling Sinead Goldrick in 2014. And chiming in from downtown Tokyo, Gavin Cummiskey is on the line with news of Robbie Henshaw and Joey Carberry. More thrillingly, he brings tales of his unease in the face of basic Japanese good manners. All in your Monday Added Time, with Malachy Clerkin and Pat Nugent. Women's Football Final 0.00 Men's Football Final 10.30 Rugby 35.00

The Dubs did it. History was made and Jim Gavin achieved what the games' greats, Mick O'Dwyer and Brian Cody, couldn't do. The promised land of the 5-in-a-row was reached. For the final Throw-In of the season, Will Slattery and Michael Verney were joined by the Irish Independent's Donnachadh Boyle as well as Tomás Ó'Sé to reflect on the game and the Dubs' wider place in history. Plus, Cork legend, Bríd Stack, was also on the show to look back on the ladies final decider. "People talk about All Irelands will come for this Kerry team," says Ó'Sé. "But by who and how? The players have to make it happen, it won't just come." Eoin Murchan gets the Throw-In's final Rising Star award for the Championship with his incredible goal and stand-out performance and just shows how Gavin has been able to consistently renew and change the Dublin team across their five-in-a-row. "I retired in 2013 and thought this feeling wouldn't be back, but it is," Tomás Ó'Sé tells the panel. "It's just a feeling of being flat and depressed, it's hard to describe." It was also a double for Dublin GAA with the Ladies team winning their own three-in-a-row with victory over Galway. Despite a record crowd of 55,000+, it wasn't a spectacle to be enjoyed. Bríd Stack joined the lads with her analysis and believes that the narrow, direct running game on show didn't showcase the best of what Galway and Dublin are about. Does the end justify the means? Three-in-a-row will probably say it does. 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.

2017 Footballer of the Year Andy Moran has announced his retirement from inter-county football. In a wide-ranging interview for ‘The Players Chair' with Richie Sadlier on the Second Captains World Service, the man with more appearances for Mayo than any other player has said that having discussed it with James Horan this weekend, he's made his decision to retire, and has told his team-mates that he will not return for another season. Moran won a National League title earlier this year, Mayo's first national title in 18 years. In between those two league wins the county had reached 10 national finals, three league and seven All-Irelands, including the 2016 replay. Andy was in the Mayo panel for them all, and only serious injury prevented him playing in all 10 – a cruciate injury that forced him to miss the 2012 All-Ireland, when he was the team captain. Over the course of a 16-year career, he became one of the totemic figures on a Mayo team that was the compelling story of the GAA world in this decade. He also spoke to Richie about becoming a father, losing his own Dad, Mayo's goldfish bowl, and the second-half collapse against Dublin in this year's All-Ireland semi-final. The interview will be released on the second Captains World Service tomorrow (Tuesday) morning, at 7am. To subscribe to the World Service for just €5 per month (plus VAT), click here - www.secondcaptains.com/join

Welcome to the Big Rab Show Podcast. In this our 130th episode, we bring you our on the ground coverage from the All-Irelands 2019.  Including full performances from Grades 3B and Grade 1.  You can be an armchair judge and, judge for yourself.  Such a high standard of competition, some amazing music played in the sunshine in Ballymena.   Email us bigrabshow@gmail.com Support us  www.patreon.com/BigRabShow We have lots of amazing back stage videos, and audio recordings, exclusive interviews, episodes of Big Rab Show Plus ! and loads more to share with you on there, so click support and get your hands on all this extra stuff !!   BIG RAB SHOW PODCAST LIVE AT PIPING LIVE 2019. Check out our website for more information.  www.thebigrabshow.com   We are the show for the piping folk, reflecting everything to do with the bag piping world. Feel free to message us on Facebook and on Twitter and let us know what you would like to hear on the show, as well just to let us know that you're listening. Our live show continues to broadcast live every week on Fuse FM Ballymoney on Tuesday nights 7pm-9pm (uk time) be sure to check it out.   Thank you to our very kind sponsors, G1 Reeds. If you would be interested in sponsoring the show, please do get in touch.  Or help support us via our Patreon page.   www.thebigrabshow.com www.facebook.com/TheBigRabShow www.twitter.com/bigrabshow bigrabshow@gmail.com

Join us as we look back at last weekend's action. A major upset in Munster with Cork overcoming the All-Ireland champions in the Gaelic Grounds. Tipp reign supreme in Thurles with Waterford looking all but gone. Giggles corner is back with the top 5 hardest won All-Irelands and the top 3 softest All-Irelands. We also look at Leinster and how Kilkenny are shaping up a tilt.

It's been another history-making week on the Second Captains World Service, as we call one of our most beloved guests 'a twat' live on-air. Come have a listen at some of the other non-insulting stuff we've been talking about this week by joining us on www.secondcaptains.com for just €5 a month - stuff like Ryan McHugh, Donegal footballer, on being the scion of a great footballing family, concussion, and winning All-Irelands with Donegal. Plus there's Damien Delaney on Lionel Messi... and why he thinks David Silva is the best player of the last 10 years in the Premier League! #awkward

We all know that Tomás O'Sé has five All-Irelands and comes from the most famous gaelic football family on the planet. But is he any good at putting up a trampoline?  In this episode, Tomás talks about controlling your temper when  dealing with the kids, throwing a sickie from school to watch the launch of Network 2 and running Uncle Paidí's pub when he was 13. He talks  about Kerry a fair bit as well. (And who could blame him?)

It feels a lot like this is a crucial week in Ireland's rugby year - and not just in terms of the Six Nations. France come to Dublin at the weekend looking rejuvenated. Given how things have gone so far, are Ireland looking for a performance now or just the bare result? Gerry Thornley and Gavin Cummiskey are in studio with all the answers. With Mark English and Ciara Mageean both taking bronze on Sunday night, two medals is a fine return from the European Indoor Athletics Championships. Ian O'Riordan is our man in Glasgow and he joins us on the line to reflect on the weekend. The GAA story of the day is without a doubt Leitrim's promotion from the basement division of the football league. Terry Hyland has only been with them since October and already he has lifted them to Division Three at the first time of asking. We talk to him about promotion, second-tier All-Irelands and the merits of not accepting your place in life All in your Monday morning Added Time, with Malachy Clerkin and Pat Nugent. Running Order: Rugby 3.40 Athletics 20.20 Leitrim GAA 31.50

EPISODE 58? THAT'S REALLY GREAT!His name is Harmon. Colin Harmon. His mission? To turn the River Liffey into one big stream of coffee. To have free flat whites for the under fives by 2022 and to harness the power of a frothy cappuccino to fuel cars. This over-achieving Naas native currently has five establishments dotted across Dublin city centre, most recently Gertrude on Pearse St, and supplies his brand of 3fe coffee all over Ireland and the world. After studying B&L in college and getting a snazzy job in finance he ultimately decided that it was not for him. Colin thought about what he wanted to do with his life and took his passion for brewing coffee and opened up a whole new world to him. He's even written a jaysusin' book on running coffee shops, has taken part in the World Barista Championships a number of times and has even been on Six One News. I didn't want to bring it up in the interview but unlike me, he's probably never won a bronze 60m hurdle medal in the All-Irelands so I guess you can't have it all.This is the last episode of The 80% for the Christmas break and I'll be back in the New Year with even more fantastic, all-singing, all-dancing, wi-fi enabled guests plus hopefully more live shows! Thanks to all of you who have listened and supported the podcast this year (and always). You're a great bunch and the most discerning sets of ears in the universe ; ) I hope you get a break over Christmas (I'll be working for some of it so my sympathies to those of you who do too) but I am looking forward to transforming into a major sloth for a few days. If this is a crappy time of year for you, don't worry. It will all be over soon and trust me, all will be well. I can feel it!See you in 2019 cuties.EO'MD xTo find out more about Colin and 3fe here you go! https://3fe.com/If you have enjoyed this podcast please rate and review it wherever you get your podcasts. I would also love if you subscribed to my newsletter/Esther-zine which you can sign up to here http://estheromd.com/newsletter/ I WRITE FUNNY THINGS LIKE ABOUT GETTING MY PASSPORT RENEWED. SO GAS.Email: 80percentpodcast@gmail.com I REPLY PROMPTLYTreat yourself and follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/estheromd?lang=en I'M SO FUNNY!Instagram: www.instagram.com/80percentpodcast/ GET YOUR PICS OUT FOR THE LADS.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-80-with-esther-omoore-donohoe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ireland's favourite comedy dup tackle the big issuesThis week: Adults living at home, for some its saving for a mortgage, for others its mammy's spuds. GAA legend John Leahy tells his story about the highs of winning All Irelands to the depts of his alcoholism and close calls with the law, to how he came back and became an addiction councillor. Another self proclaimed legend Noel is in with the local News Producer Maura grills the boys with her mystery Topic. Get in touch #2johnniespod Noel's News Mug sponsored by www.hairybaby.com See tour dates and more at www.the2johnnies.ie Instagram: the2johnnies Snapchat: johnnybtippman & johnnySmacks Twitter: johnnybtipp & johnnysmacks www.facebook.com/the2johnnies Subscribe to The 2 Johnnies on YouTube to see more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The road to the World Cup starts in, eh, Chicago this Saturday as Ireland take on Italy at the start of the November series. We get stuck into the month ahead with John O'Sullivan and Gavin Cummiskey, pondering, among other things, the depth of the Ireland squad and the marginally less-than-certain future of Joe Schmidt. Later, Neil Cotter joins us in studio to talk about his new book Dublin: The Chaos Years. It details the, in hindsight, frankly weird period between the 1995 and 2011 All-Irelands when the Dubs were our version of the England football team, hyped up to the last and sure to exit the championship the first time they ran into a decent team. Or, as the rest of us like to call it, the good old days. Throw in a bit of love for Paul Mannion and that's your Tuesday Added Time podcast with Malachy Clerkin and Gavin Cummiskey.

In this episode Greg chats with General Manager of the Kinsale Bay Food Company, Tommy Doyle, Kerry Legend, the winner of seven All-Ireland Senior medals. Tommy is asked if the "invincible" Dublin team can be stopped from winning five All-Irelands in 2019 and if Kerry are the team to do that. We talk about the art of defending, having a ferocious appetite for winning and Kerry needing a manager who will be brave enough to take the challenge and to Go For It Enjoy the show!    

On this week's episode of the Throw-In, Will Slattery looks back on the All-Ireland ladies football final with Dublin star Noelle Healy. Dublin secured back-to-back titles after finally getting over the line against Cork, after losing three consecutive deciders to the Rebelettes in 2014, 2015 and 2016. However, on this occasion Dublin were able to beat their biggest rivals, and Healy admits that the prospect of finally beating Cork was spoken about often in the pre-game build-up. Healy reflects on the tactical tweaks that Dublin brought to their game in order to come out on top, as well as the impact made by manager Mick Bohan, who has won All-Irelands in his first two years in charge. Healy also reflects on the leap forward made in ladies football, with over 50,000 supporters attending yesterday's game at Croke Park, as well as the areas where she would like to see an improvement in the future.

Weekend Sports Breakfast on Dublin’s Q102, in Association with the Irish Sun, was back with another jam-packed show.The Aldi Community Games Finals take place this weekend in Limerick, and Cathal spoke to Community Games CEO John Byrne.Peter spoke with Dublin footballer Jack McCaffrey - The Clontarf man talks about his man of the match performance against Galway, recovery from injury, and The All-Ireland Final next month against Tyrone.On the biggest hurling weekend of the year, we hear from former Galway captain David Collins, Tipperary All-Ireland winning player and manager Babs Keating, Irish Sun Sport GAA Correspondent Gordon Manning, former Limerick star Ollie Moran, and Pete Finnerty, who tells us about how he nearly missed out on winning back-to-back All-Irelands for Galway in 1987 and 1988.Last but not least, former Ireland international Gary Breen talks Zidane to Manchester United, and looks ahead to some of the weekend's big Premier League games! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brilliant to mark our 20th episode with a fantastic competition thanks to O'Neills International Sportswear. First up we talk about the fantastic club All-Irelands where Cuala came out on top (2:44) We also discuss Kilkenny's latest addition to the trophy cabinet with an excellent win over Tipperary (12:59) Giggles corner is back with a brilliant a competition for our listeners (22:24) Finally, we finish up with a review of the football league so far (29:16)

In the build-up to the All Irelands and Worlds, we discuss the importance of altering your training volume so that you can improve your speed, sharpness, and power, allowing you to maximize each movement and make your dancing look 'bigger' on stage.

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