Podcasts about Anthony Foley

October 16th marks eight years since the passing of Munster and Ireland legend Anthony Foley. Pat McCarry's play ‘Soldier Field' pays homage to the Anthony and it will be staged at the Moat theatre, Naas on October 15th. Joining Pat on the show was Pat McCarry, best-selling rugby author and playwright and the writer and director of ‘Soldier Field.' Also with Pat was Orla Foley, Founder of ‘Orla's Wild Ways' fundraiser, proactive way to honour her brother, Anthony Foley, and raise money for the mid-western cancer foundation.

Orla Foley's world was turned upside down in 2016, when her brother, Munster and Ireland rugby great Anthony Foley, died suddenly in Paris. Orla used her grief as fuel to honour her brother, by embarking on the charity initiative, “Orla's Wild Ways”. Tomorrow (Friday) morning will see Orla host a coffee morning in Killaloe, where people can learn more about her activities, which help to raise vital funds for a host of charities. To dsicuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Orla Foley on Thursday's Morning Focus. You can donate here https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/ORLASWILDWAYS Picture (c): Orla's Wild Ways via Facebook

Jonny Holland was only 25 when he was forced to retire due to injury. In today's interview, I speak to Jonny about dealing with retirement, his grá for Felix Jones and Anthony Foley, the flourishing AIL and so much more. Enjoy! RTÉ Rugby Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/4W9mkdG9LnOJ0iafKEq6rk?si=dcb0970e51374d64 RTÉ Column - https://www.rte.ie/author/993697-jonny-holland/?page=1 Feel free to follow me on my socials @CaolanSRugby on Instagram, X/Twitter, and BlueSky; with my articles available at: https://caolansrugby.wordpress.com And you can find my podcasts on all providers @CaolanSRugbyPodcast   Linktree - ⁠https://linktr.ee/caolansrugby Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cameron Hill has all your top sports stories all in one place in Friday's Lunchtime Wrap.Coming up: Peter O'Mahony remembers Anthony Foley on returning to Paris for Ireland vs Scotland, Dublin City Council's plans to redevelop Dalymount Park are approved, and Stephen Kenny explains why James McClean has been left out of the Ireland squad.Lunchtime Wrap on Off The Ball with Energia. Proud sponsor of Irish rugby. Think of the possibilities.

Peter O'Reilly is the rugby correspondent of The Sunday Times Irish Edition and has been writing about rugby since the sport went professional in the mid-1990s. He was previously an international cricketer, English teacher and a student of art history. Peter has collaborated on books with Anthony Foley and Johnny Sexton.

Sometimes, when a famous sports star dies, you get the sense all those people mourning definitely loved that person, but not that they truly knew them. Not with Anthony Foley. He is his home city. He belongs to everyone. And no-one's ready to say goodbye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Susan is joined by Rosie Foley, sister of the late, great Anthony Foley for the latest episode of It's All Relative. The anecdotes come thick and fast as Rosie talks about swimming the English channel, winning 39 caps for Ireland herself, and the tragic day when Anthony lost his life. Check out the first two seasons of It's All Relative with Susan Bradley on the GoLoud Player right now.

This month we meet Helena Close and Marie Boylan, the writing team behind brand new play "Red Army". Red Army is the flagship production for the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick City, and is set to run from the 22nd to the 29th. The play centres on four women and their intersecting lives as they're drawn together by a shared love of Munster rugby, and the shared tragedy of the sudden death of Munster coach Axel Foley in 2016.  This episode we look at the on-stage visibility and representation of women over the age of 50, especially in the world of sports. We also explore how tragedy touches and effects us all differently. We discuss the collaborative process and how it makes us each better at what we do, through what we learn from each other. Above all, we discuss the highs and lows, the craic and the buzz that draws Munster rugby fans together.  Playwrights Helena Close and Marie Boylan said: “As die-hard Munster Rugby fans, Red Army is a play we felt compelled to write. It's a tribute to the club, the fans, the city of Limerick, and the late Anthony Foley. Bringing this story to life has been a team effort. From the crew at the Lime Tree Theatre; our director Pat Kiernan who understood our vision for the play implicitly; the stellar cast; and an incredible creative team. We began writing in 2017 and like a dogged Munster team we persevered and are thrilled to finally share Red Army with audiences as the first in-house production at the Lime Tree Theatre” Want to follow Helena and Marie online and find more of their work? As Helena says, "just google it".  Tickets for Red Army at the Lime Tree Theatre: https://limetreetheatre.ie/events/red-army/  Safe To Create: https://www.safetocreate.ie/ Ann Blake is a musician, facilitator and theatre-maker from Limerick City. Fellow Limerick woman and co-host Emma Langford is a singer-songwriter, podcaster and maker-of-things.  Follow Ann Blake on Twitter at annblake78, on Instagram at annblakeplay and check out  her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter at BPLO. Catch her other podcasts, 'Ann and Steve Talk Stuff' @annstevetalk and 'Three Things That Matter' #ThreethingsTM both of which are also supported by the Limerick Post Newspaper Follow Emma on Facebook and Instagram at emmalangfordmusic and on Twitter at ELangfordmusic, and get tickets for her upcoming shows and workshops at www.emmalangfordmusic.com/tour Find the Limerick Lady podcast wherever you get your podcasts, and follow for new episodes on the third Thursday every month The Limerick Lady Podcast is supported by the Limerick Post Newspaper, and sponsored by Ormston House Follow Ormston House at www.ormstonhouse.com Support the Limerick Post at www.limerickpost.ie This podcast usually goes out on the 3rd Thursday each month - the 'Thirdsday', if you will. Follow The Limerick Lady on Facebook at TheLimerickLady, on Twitter at LkLadyHQ and on Instagram at thelimericklady Tweet about us using #LKLadyPod so we can see what you have to say!  Intro music: Demon Darling by Emma Langford Outro music: Closed Book by Emma Langford

On today's Rugby Daily, we hear from Munster forwards coach Andy Kyriacou ahead of their trip to Leinster, with the injury news not very promising. Jacques Nienaber and Rassie Erasmus speak ahead of the Springboks' trip to Ireland, and they've worries at out-half. Erasmus also tells us about his promise to Anthony Foley that he hopes to fulfil. Plus, Gordon D'Arcy on what he sees as Ulster's shortcomings this season ahead of their date with the Sharks.

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan spoke to Helena Close and Maria Boylan, who are the writers of the new Munster Rugby themed Play 'Red Army'. Red Army has been described as "A celebration of Munster Rugby, of women as pundits and fans, a homage to Anthony Foley. It's about community, family and the team. It is the story of dockers and doctors, and their insatiable passion for the game." The play will run for eight performances in the Lime Tree Theatre from October 21st-29th. Tickets can be purchased via Limetreetheatre.ie

Olive Foley was this weekend crowned the winner of the most stylish lady competition at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby. She joined Deirdre to discuss her delight at the win and how life has been after the passing of her late husband, rugby star Anthony Foley.

Olive Foley was this weekend crowned the winner of the most stylish lady competition at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby. She joined Deirdre to discuss her delight at the win and how life has been after the passing of her late husband, rugby star Anthony Foley.

The Killaloe native Rosie Foley rowed in and swam over 28.5 miles circumnavigating Manhattan Island and New York City. The epic trek was part of fundraising efforts for Orla's Wild Ways, a fundraising initiative by Rosie and her sister Orla, in memory of their brother, the late Munster and Ireland rugby legend, Anthony Foley. For more on this, on Thursday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Rosie Foley, Sister of Anthony Foley To donate: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/11391559_orla-s-wild-ways-in-memory-of-anthony-foley.html

On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger ---- We hear how parts of Cork will not be surveyed for broadband until 2026 as part of the National Broadband plan Discussing the issue of empty housing units across Cork Why more regulation is needed for Social Media as bullying increases on certain platforms Our Garda File And 5 years on from the death of Munster Rugby's Anthony Foley his sister Orla chats with us following the release of a charity single See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Thursday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Orla Foley, sister to the late Anthony Foley and by Barry Murphy, member of Hermitage Green, former Munster & Ireland player and former team-mate of Anthony's, to speak ahead of the launch of the song tribute to Axel that Barry has written. Picture (c) Pat Flynn

Joe chats to Barry Murphy from Hermitage Green, Orla Foley sister to Anthony Foley and Colm O'Brien from CARI about new song 'Alone you stand' and the idea behind it See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anthony Foley's sister Orla joined Eoin and Ger to chat about a tribute song being released to mark five years since the Munster and Ireland legend's sudden passing. The song was written and performed by Hermitage Green singer and former Irish international Barry Murphy, and it is called ‘Alone You Stand'. All proceeds from sales are being donated to the Orla's Wild Ways charity, a new project developed by Orla Foley in memory of her late brother. #OTBAM is live every morning with @Gillette UK  | #BestFaceForward You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via Spotify via GoLoud

Tuesday's #OTBAM podcast - Ger and Eoin are live this morning with your sports breakfast fix - We begin the build-up to Ireland V Portugal with Shane Keegan, Ronan O'Gara looks ahead to the All-blacks coming to town. Orla Foley releases her Munster tribute song to Anthony Foley, and much much more. Timestamps and topics below. (01:00) - OTB AM is LIVE - Ger and Eoin (14:00) - Eoin in Chicago (33:00) - Shane Keegan - Ireland V Portugal (1:04:00) - Sports Pages (1:07:30) - Ronan O'Gara (01:29:00) - Orla Foley (01:40:00) - Phil Egan 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

Charles J. Bonfiglio became Chief Executive Officer and president of Tint World on Sept. 1, 2006. Charles developed the franchise system by converting a chain of six independently owned auto accessory and window tinting centers to an international franchise chain. To accomplish this, he formalized a standard uniform operations manual, trademarked the company name and logos, drafted the company's franchise disclosure document and successfully filed it with the United States Federal Trade Commission, enabling the company to become an international franchise offering in 2007. Bonfiglio had previously founded Auto Parts Network® in 2006 and served as Chief Executive Officer for the e-commerce company in Boca Raton, Fla. Bonfiglio also served as Chief Executive Officer and franchise developer for the privately held Meineke Car Care Centers from June 1, 1983, to Aug 31, 2014. His previous business experience includes founding numerous companies, acquiring, developing, and managing large-scale real estate projects in New York and South Florida.Tint World® Director of Franchise Development Anthony Foleywas raised in a franchise environment in his father's franchise “Sign Business”, a franchise company started back in 1986 out of Miami FL. Growing up in a retail store environment provided front row tickets on a day in the life of a business owner in the franchise world. A few years later, his father sold his sign business and came on board with the parent company as a Vice President at United Franchise Group, which owns about 10 brands today. That experience expanded into summers in middle school and high school as an intern.After high school, he went to Florida State University and graduated with a degree in Finance. Following graduation, I worked as an executive recruiter with Randstad Staffing Solutions. I later returned to franchising with United Franchise Group as a Regional Vice President. Shortly thereafter, I headed up a department called Franchise Greenhouse, which was a franchise development arm for different franchisors and where I also met Charles Bonfiglio, CEO of Tint World®. We started working together on a store-by-store basis at first, but shortly after I came on board as the first corporate team member of Tint World® in 2008. I wore many hats back then…development, marketing, demographics, lease negotiations – fast forward 140 licenses later with international stores developed, and here we are growing stronger than ever!Since 1982 Tint World® has provided high-quality window tinting and vehicle accessories to people who love their cars. With a wide selection of automotive products and services, clean, attractive facilities, and superior customer service, Tint World® has become America's favorite place for auto styling and marine styling accessories, and residential and commercial window film services.We have a lively, great discussion about franchisees and growth. It was a pleasure hearing the history and being able to understand and appreciate the success. The automotive segment was hot before the pandemic and is certainly even hotter now. It seems that everyone knows now that this is an essential business sector. This is a great brand with an outstanding team and business model.Please reach out to us with any questions about this brand or any others. You will receive $2000 when you complete your franchise business through our team. We are your one stop shop for all of your franchise needs.https://www.zorakle.net/assessment/welcome/ionfranchising FREE 12 min assessment to determine what brands could be most suitable for you.https://ionfranchising.com/ Franchise Opportunities Available Now | Tint World® 

Ireland and Munster legend Alan Quinlan joined Eoin and Adrian to discuss the fifth anniversary of the passing of his friend Anthony Foley and how players block out negativity and deal with pressure ahead of games.

Joe chats to General Manager of CARI Colm O'Brien and Orla Foley sister of Anthony Foley and ref Stand Up and Move about the event this weekend See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan Quinlan speaks to Joe Molloy about dealing with anxiety and other mental health strains during his career. The highs of Munster's great days in Europe are covered along with the lows of missing out on the 2009 Lions tour of South Africa and of course the death of teammate, friend and Munster legend Anthony Foley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My Hoops guy 94WIP Producer Anthony Foley talks NBA Playoffs and Sixers with me Part 1 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/matthew-bednarczyk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-bednarczyk/support

My Hoops guy 94WIP Producer Anthony Foley talks NBA Playoffs and Sixers with me Part 2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/matthew-bednarczyk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-bednarczyk/support

On Slice 19, it is my incredible honour chat with the amazing man who was part of Irish rugby folklore as scrum half in the 2009 Grand Slam as well as being the last man to lift the AI Minor hurling title for Cork as captain. It is the absolute hero himself, Mr Tomas O'Leary We chat everything from his father Seanie in the GAA, life playing with Erins Own in Cork, life as an AI Minor winning captain, working with Declan Kidney, Axel, John Considine and more, Heinkin Cup days, facing Dan Carter on his debut, the Grand Slam, his amazing watch company Told and Co, life without Anthony Foley, the Paul O'Connell impact and the ultimate – Stringer vs Murray! All that and much more with one of the soundest guys I've ever chatted with! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-keelan/message

Over the past number of weeks, we’ve been asking you to vote for Clare’s greatest ever (individual) sporting moment. We started off with 16 iconic moments in the Banner’s sporting history, and in your thousands, you whittled it down to two. The final decider was between two Anthony's- Anthony Daly’s winning speech after the 1995 Senior Hurling All-Ireland and Anthony (Axel) Foley lifting the Heineken Cup in 2006. This morning in a very special Morning Focus, we were proud to announce that the winner of Clare’s Greatest Ever Sporting Moment was indeed Axel Foley lifting the Heineken Cup in 2006! To pay tribute to the late Anthony Foley and to put into context what this moment meant to him, Gavin Grace spoke to Brendan Foley, Anthony’s father, Rosie Foley, Anthony’s sister, childhood friends Enda Keane and Donnacha McNamara and teammates Marcus Horan and Barry Murphy. Clare's Greatest Ever Sporting Moment is sponsored by Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board and Anthony's family will receive a specially crafted piece of Galway crystal to mark the occasion.

David Coleman, Clinical Child Psychologist, Olive Foley, Wife of Anthony Foley, who died suddenly in 2016, and Limerick Childrens Grief Centre Ambassador

On Friday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace announced the last four in our search for Clare's Greatest Ever Sporting Moment. Those are: - Anthony Foley lifting the Heineken Cup with Munster in 2006 - Davy Fitzgerald's save from John Leahy i 1997 - Eamon Taaffe's 1995 goal - Anthony Daly's speech in 1995 To run the rule over the last four, Gavin was joined by Syl O'Connor, Clare FM GAA Commentator, Eimear Considine, Irish Rugby International from Kilmihil and Clonlara's Marcus Horan. Ex-Munster and Ireland player. Click here to vote: http://www.clare.fm/sport/semi-finals-clares-greatest-sporting-moment/

Sometimes, when a famous sports star dies, you get the sense all those people mourning definitely loved that person, but not that they truly knew them. Not with Anthony Foley. He is his home city. He belongs to everyone. And no-one’s ready to say goodbye. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ahead of the 2020 Heineken Champions Cup Final Alex, James and Mike turn back the clock to discuss what it's like to win the tournament and argue the best games, the most iconic players, the best away trips, and the greatest nights out. Full of fantastic stories, incidents, private jets, Clément Poitrenaud, Subaru Impreza Turbo's, nightclubs in rural Italy, noogies and reminiscences about the great Anthony Foley, this is an edition not to be missed. 

Joe chats to Director of the show Kieran Hartigan and Duncan Casey about Anthony Foley, his life and career. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The national Novena to Our Lady of Knock took place recently from 14 -22 August. There was a very good line-up of speakers who took part and today we would like to play two of the talks given. Both of the talks were given by women who spoke of their faith.The first talk on this weeks programme was by Carol Coleman who spoke on the theme "Motherhood, Media and Me",Carole Coleman is an experienced multimedia journalist. Carole is well known to Irish audiences as the former Washington correspondent and Education and Environment correspondent at RTÉ. She is currently a presenter and reporter on ‘This Week’ on RTÉ Radio One.The second talk on this weeks programme was given by Olive Foley who spoke on the theme "Family and Faith".Olive Foley is the mother of two young boys and wife of the late Anthony Foley, the Munster Rugby coach who died suddenly in his sleep at the age of 42 in 2016. Olive is an ambassador for the Children’s Grief Centre in Limerick, which offers support services for children who have lost a loved one.Recordings of all the ceremonies during the Novena at knock and all ceremonies held in the Basilica at Knock are available on the Knock Shrine Youtube channel.

The national Novena to Our Lady of Knock took place recently from 14 -22 August. There was a very good line-up of speakers who took part and today we would like to play two of the talks given. Both of the talks were given by women who spoke of their faith.The first talk on this weeks programme was by Carol Coleman who spoke on the theme "Motherhood, Media and Me",Carole Coleman is an experienced multimedia journalist. Carole is well known to Irish audiences as the former Washington correspondent and Education and Environment correspondent at RTÉ. She is currently a presenter and reporter on ‘This Week’ on RTÉ Radio One.The second talk on this weeks programme was given by Olive Foley who spoke on the theme "Family and Faith".Olive Foley is the mother of two young boys and wife of the late Anthony Foley, the Munster Rugby coach who died suddenly in his sleep at the age of 42 in 2016. Olive is an ambassador for the Children’s Grief Centre in Limerick, which offers support services for children who have lost a loved one.Recordings of all the ceremonies during the Novena at knock and all ceremonies held in the Basilica at Knock are available on the Knock Shrine Youtube channel.

Today on the show Minister for European Affairs Helen McEntee spoke with us from the Salzburg Summit where Brexit negotiations continue, Anthony Foley, author of a new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland told us that Irish punters are paying 1000% more in excise tax on their pints than our European neighbours and Sinn Fein Health Spokesperson Louise O Reilly explained why she feels a Commission of Investigation into the CervicalCheck scandal cannot be ruled out by Government. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the podcast Sumo catches up with former Munster and Ireland back-rower Alan Quinlan to talk about the emotional past month in Irish rugby, Anthony Foley, and this weekend's highly-anticipated game in Dublin. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Voici le second épisode du podcast Léo Rugby Club, avec Léo et Damien à l'antenne. Au programme de ce nouvel épisode du Léo Rugby Club : - Top 14 : Un bon mot sur Clermont, notre inquiétude sur Grenoble, la vision court-termiste qui envahit le rugby de haut niveau, un mot sur les bienfaits d'une stratégie claire et les méfaits d'un manque de vision. - Pro D2 : Un bravo à Soyaux Angouleme, un clin d'oeil pour Vannes. - Fédérale 1 / Poule Elite : Une explication sur l'organisation de cette poule, on parle même du rugby bourguignon ! - Rugby anglais : De la difficulté à se maintenir - Ligue celtique : Mais d'ou viennent les franchises italiennes ? - La Top League japonaise : Un point sur le championnat aux seuls matchs aller ;) - Et des news des championnats de l'hémisphère sud - Rattrapage de la Super League XIII avec un zoom sur la finale et un mot sur le Toulouse Olympique - Début des Four Nations (rubgy à XIII) : l'occasion d'un point sur les nations du XIII - Rugby à 7 : l'annonce d'un commentaire pour l'étape de Dubaï - Les coups de gueule et coups de coeur : Isabelle Ithurburu, la course à l'armement des clubs pro, l'hommage à Anthony Foley et Seiji Hirao, la starification et l'individualisation du rugby Montage par Damien Musiques: - Générique d'introduction par Artsworks(http://www.deezer.com/album/6547681) Page Facebook : Léo Rugby Club : http://www.facebook.com/LeoRugbyClub/ Compte Twitter : @leorugbyclub : http://twitter.com/leorugbyclub Chaine Youtube : Leo Rugby Club : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkvg5mRC-4S8GmU5OeL-5ZQ

Action Replay Extra Time: Gavin O'Callaghan & Enda Coll talk Lance Armstrong, Manchester United & footballing goalkeepers followed by Brein McGinn, Billy Keenan and Joseph O'Gorman on the weekend's Rugby and the impact of Anthony Foley

Ged and Dan explore whether fixtures are being devalued by player availability amongst other reasons. Elsewhere, there's reaction to the Welsh squad, transfer news and tribute to Anthony Foley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emission exceptionnelle cette semaine puisque nous retrouvons l'interview en Live de Jonathan Best (FCG Grenoble). Retrouvez ensuite : Les News France : - Le RCT vraiment en vente - Le raging92 “Sali comme jamais” (Maitre Gims staïle ^^) - L’UCPR (Union des Clubs Pro de Rugby) répond (enfin) à Provale - Le RCNM réchauffe le Tison - La bio de Papé… trop tôt ou trop tard ? - Le Boxon Day : suite - Anthony Foley ... - Report du match : oui mais quand ? Les News Internationales : - Le rugby à 7, vecteur d’avenir au JO - Un musée du rugby… à Rugby - Le cas MOSTERT : engagé au LOU et finalement en TopLeague - La règle 8.1 va changer? - Lealiifano continue son combat contre la leucémie Point Dallas / Elections FFR : - Les derniers comités territoriaux avant la grand messe WTF de la semaine : - Beauxis vers le MHR pour etre la doublure de Cruden - Benjamin FALL capitaine du MHR !!!!! Tweets de la semaine : - Jonny Wilkinson… avec les 2 lascars toulonnais - Ian Balshaw en mode : c’était mieux avant Petit retour sur la journée de ProD2 et la première journée européenne, petit parce qu'on est honnête, on a pas vu grand chose cette semaine :) Retouvez-nous : - sur Twitter @thic_tchac - sur Facebook www.facebook.com/tchictchacpodcast - sur iTunes itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/tchic…d1072676890?mt=2

Today we have an exclusive interview with England's new team manager, Richard Hill MBE. He looks back at his beginnings, back to 2003, forward to England's future, plus his memories of Anthony Foley #englandconnected

Bill, Andy and Geoff discuss the weekend’s Champions Cup Rugby action, preview the upcoming round of games and in the wake of Anthony Foley’s untimely passing, the guys try to articulate his legacy in terms of Munster, Ireland and European rugby. Tangents include Andy recounting how Bill used to sledge opponents on the rugby field, Geoff reveals how he really watches sport and the guys reveal why a good logo, like an expensive education, can give the illusion of importance and professionalism. Segments include “Andy’s Choice” and in the latest edition of “Sportsbeef Stag Party Travel Guide” Bill recounts his exploits in San Sebastian. This episode is brought to you by Waterford Beer Tours. Use the offer code "BEEF" for a €5 discount. Mention John “Heavy in the Streets” Murnane and get €6 off! For more info, go to waterfordbeertours.com

We speak to Irish sports journalist Cóilín Duffy of FM104 about the weekend's club GAA finals across the country. We cover all the games and results and look ahead to upcoming fixtures. We also pay tribute to Munster coach and Irish rugby legend Anthony Foley who passed away at the weekend in Paris aged 42. What's the Craic is a weekly Irish radio show that broadcasts on Brighton's Radio Reverb on 97.2FM, DAB and online at radioreverb.com. You can hear it live Mondays at 8pm or catch the repeat on Tuesdays at 3pm or Saturdays at 1am GMT. You can follow us on Twitter at @whatsthecraicrr or on facebook.com/whatsthecraicrr for up to date news on whats coming up on the show and to get in touch with us. #Brighton #Hove #Sussex #podcast #Irish #news #sports #rugby #GAA #Munster #Ireland

"The Breakdown team of Michael Corcoran and Andrew O'Connor pay tribute to former Munster head-coach and player, Anthony Foley, the man who led Munster to their first Heineken Cup success in 2006."

What a win! Connacht came from ten points down to beat Toulouse in Galway on Saturday in front of 8,091 very loud supporters. The Champions campaign is off to a flyer and Connacht are not only back in the groove, they are on a roll. On this week's podcast you'll hear from Alan Deegan, Willam Davies, Rob Murphy, Niall Sheil, Dave Finn. Plus Linley MacKenzie chats to Toby Flood and we hear from Pat Lam and John Muldoon. The podcast was recorded on Saturday before Sunday's tragic news about Anthony Foley. Everyone in the Craggy crew pass on our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of one of Munster rugby's all time greats.

On it's 10th anniversary, we remember the day when Munster met their destiny and were crowned European champions following an 11 year journey. We talk to Munster captain on that day Anthony Foley, then supporter and future player Billy Holland who made the trip to Cardiff, and Fran O'Donnell of Futurama Productions, the man responsible for beaming the iconic images of O'Connell St into the Millennium Stadium.

Bill, Andy and Geoff discuss mechanical doping in cycling, physical doping in football and the doping effects of Coachella on everyone's Instagram feed. Coaches are in the spotlight this week with the controversial resignation of Shane Sutton as British Cycling Technical director and the appointment of Rassie Erasmus at Munster, and what impact that will have on head coach Anthony Foley. John Murnane returns to discuss the latest Deflategate twist, the NFL Draft and the movie that will be made about Leicester City.

Munster were put to the sword at the Sportsground on Saturday night in comprehensive fashion as Connacht completed the season double over their southern neighbours and moved closer to securing a play off spot. The 35-14 victory should leave no one in any doubt now that Pat Lam's men are a top four side and well ahead of the field this season. There's a pumper crew on this week's podcast. Alan Deegan and William Davies take you through the game in their own usual style, host Rob Murphy and regular guests Linley MacKenzie, Dave Finne and Niall Sheil join in for the post game chat. Plus. We hear post game audio from Pat Lam, Finlay Bealham and Anthony Foley. Help Craggy Rugby grow, Like us on Facebook, rate us on itunes, follow us on twitter.

Head Coach Anthony Foley Post Match Press Conference January 16th 2016 by MunsterRugby

Ex-Ireland defender Paddy Mulligan reviews weekend's Premier League and previews Monday night football, while we hear Anthony Foley's thoughts on defeat to Leicester

On this week's podcast: Jack Sheedy, Tomas O'Flaharta, Anthony Cunningham, Anthony Nash, Brian O'Halloran, Sean Walsh, Anthony Foley, Paddy Mulligan

On this week's Rewind: Rob Kearney, Pat Lam, Anthony Foley, Eamon McGee, Martin McElhinney, Rory Gallagher, Mickey Harte, Tomas O'Flaharta, Paddy Mulligan, John Fogarty

On this week's Rewind: Ray Houghton, Clint Hill, Clinton Morrison, Raf Diallo, Anthony Moyles, Neil Doak, Anthony Foley, Pat Lam, Derek McGrath, Johnny Greville,

What a win! From 13-0 down to a 24-16 by full time. For just the second time in 28 years, Connacht are basking in a glorious victory over the mighty Munster after producing a brilliant display at the Sportsground on New Year's Day. The Craggy Pod Crew were there, host Rob Murphy sets us off, Alan Deegan and William Davies take you through the lows and highs of the game itself and Dave Finn joins the crew afterwards to look back on a night that will live long in the memory for rugby fans in the west of Ireland. We hear from John Muldoon, Pat Lam and Anthony Foley as well plus there's a whole section at the end reserved to the endless rumours around Robbie Henshaw and a quick preview of the home tie with Edinburgh in a week's time. Follow us @craggyrugbypod or on facebook at Craggy Island Rugby and leave review on our itunes page to help us grow.

02/09/2014 - Interview with Munster head coach Anthony Foley.