Podcasts about Aviva Stadium

Two of the most popular urban-dwelling creatures you may encounter at home or during your commute are the Red Fox and the Sparrowhawk. These two species just so happen to be the subjects of one of Ireland's largest street art projects at the Aviva Stadium. Terry, Richard and Niall decided to take a DART to the area to investigate.

Shane Brennan and Ben Costello catch up on the Aviva Stadium pitch after this year's Aer Lingus College Football Classic, where Iowa State ran out victors.Our friends at QuinnBet have great odds on the Premier League season, amazing Acca Bonuses, Acca Insurance & many other daily specials. Find out more at QuinnBet.com/promotions or use the LINK provided. Remember its 18+ T&Cs Apply - Always Gamble Responsibly.

The Walk Through with Monte Spiller: Kansas State vs. Iowa State The fellas kick off the 2025 season with a preview of Kansas State's "home" game against the Iowa State Cyclones at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland. The Wildcats and Cyclones will meet at 11 a.m. (Central) and 5 p.m. Dublin time. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN. The Walk Through, featuring former Kansas State defensive back Monte Spiller, is hosted by Cole Carmody. The Walk Through is proudly sponsored by online liquor seller the Wooden Cork, which proudly offers rare bottles of your favorite spirits. Use the code "LifeofFitz" for your special discount. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The lads are back for a special podcast from the Clayton Hotel, Ballsbridge ahead of the 2025 Aer Lingus College Football Classic which takes place tomorrow at the Aviva Stadium between Kansas State and Iowa State. They preview the game and also make game picks while hearing from both coaches and Rece Davis. This podcast is presented by Clayton Hotels. You can book a stay at one of their fantastic locations here.

Chris Williams and Chris Hassel wrap up the offseason as they make final predictions for Farm-O'Geddon. Stories from CW in Ireland, Van Winks takes you to class about Aviva Stadium, and more. We made it! Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Saturday, the Aviva Stadium will host the 2025 US College Football season's opening game. 4.5 million viewers across the US will be watching the game, and Tourism Ireland has partnered with sports broadcaster ESPN to highlight Ireland to this huge audience. Speaking about what this even means for Ireland was Eoghan O Mara Walsh, Chief Executive at Irish Tourism Industry Confederation.

This Saturday, the Aviva Stadium will host the 2025 US College Football season's opening game. 4.5 million viewers across the US will be watching the game, and Tourism Ireland has partnered with sports broadcaster ESPN to highlight Ireland to this huge audience. Speaking about what this even means for Ireland was Eoghan O Mara Walsh, Chief Executive at Irish Tourism Industry Confederation.

Welcome to the debut of The K-State Pregame Show presented by GoPowercat.com, featuring publisher Tim Fitzgerald, GPC's Cole Carmody and football analyst Brien Hanley, a starting offensive lineman on the 1997 and 1998 K-State teams. The 17th-ranked Kansas State Wildcats open college football's 2025 season by meeting No. 22 Iowa State in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland. The game kicks off at 11 a.m. (Central) — 5 p.m. in Dublin — on Saturday at Aviva Stadium, and will be televised on ESPN. Thank you to our sponsors, COLDEST and WOODEN CORK. Use the code LifeofFitz for discounts at both sites. Follow @GoPowercat on Twitter Sign up for GoPowercat VIP access and get your first month for just $1! Are you subscribing to the GoPowercat YouTube channel? Come check out our original programming at YouTube.com/GoPowercat To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This year's Aer Lingus College Football Classic game between Kansas and Iowa State University will take place on August 23rd in the Aviva Stadium. And while the two teams will battle to see who wins and who loses, Ireland looks to be victorious either way, generating over 130 million euros for the economy from the event. To tell us more about what we can expect, Emmet was joined by Padraic O'Kane, Co-Founder and Director of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic.

Drogheda come to the Brandywell this Saturday night to defend the FAI Cup, and as fate would have it, against  Derry City who the beat in the 2024 Final at the Aviva Stadium. We hear the thoughts of Tiernan Lynch ahead of the game as Patrick Cooke sat down with the Derry City manager.

Off The Ball's Rachel Sheehan sat down with Dublin Footballer and former Irish Rugby International Hannah Tyrrell ahead of the 2025 Aer Lingus College Football Classic between Kansas State University & Iowa State University this August. The fixture will take place at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin, on Saturday, 23rd August at 5pm and there are limited tickets available.Tyrrell was part of the Dubs team that scraped over the line against Galway last weekend, and will take on Meath on the August bank holiday, the weekend after next.Become a member at offtheball.com/join

Off The Ball's Rachel Sheehan sat down with Dublin Footballer and former Irish Rugby International Hannah Tyrrell ahead of the 2025 Aer Lingus College Football Classic between Kansas State University & Iowa State University this August. The fixture will take place at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin, on Saturday, 23rd August at 5pm and there are limited tickets available.Tyrrell was part of the Dubs team that scraped over the line against Galway last weekend, and will take on Meath on the August bank holiday, the weekend after next.Become a member at offtheball.com/join

Brendan O'Brien and Simon Lewis review Argentina's defeat of the Lions in their Aviva Stadium pre-tour clash. Just how bad was it for the Lions? The Irish Examiner Rugby Podcast Lions Tour Special is brought to you in partnership with Dove Men+Care – the official Personal Care Product of Choice for the British and Irish Lions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brendan O'Brien and Simon Lewis review Andy Farrell's first Lions selection and look ahead to Friday night's historic meeting with Argentina at Aviva Stadium.The Irish Examiner Rugby Podcast Lions Tour Special is brought to you in partnership with Dove Men+Care – the official Personal Care Product of Choice for the British and Irish Lions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gabby Logan and a host of sporting celebrities are undertaking a 555-mile cycling challenge around Ireland in memory of former Scottish international player Doddie Weir.The event aims to raise over €600,000 for the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation and the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association.Alison Curtis on Weekend Breakfast spoke to Gabby to tell us all about this incredible challenge and why she can't wait to get around Ireland (although her husband Kenny says she has the cushy leg of the tour!) and her remarkable sporting career.Stops will include origin clubs of famous Irish Lions players, with the challenge concluding at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, where the team will deliver the match ball ahead of the British & Irish Lions match against Argentina next Friday, June 20.To support Doddie's Lions Challenge or find out more visit myname5doddie.co.uk/.And Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association, visit imnda.ie

Stephen Doyle and Michael McCarthy join Eoin Sheahan for Monday night's Newsround and we're starting with the biggest story of a packed weekend, the Seagulls at the Aviva Stadium.UPMC in Ireland #GetBackInAction

Episode Notes Ireland's FOOTBALL Future Looks Bright After Senegal Draw Check out our other social media here: Don't forget to check out our other socials here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV Join Irish Football Fan TV for The Final Word on Ireland's 1-1 draw against Senegal at the Aviva Stadium. Kasey McAteer's superb goal gave Ireland the lead, while Heimir Hallgrímsson's experimental lineup impressed against a strong African side. Paul and Tom break down the standout performances from McAteer, Jack Taylor, and Will Smallbone, Caoimhin Kelleher's world-class save, and the growing togetherness in this Irish squad. Are Ireland building momentum for World Cup qualification? Stay tuned for our Luxembourg preview! #Ireland #Senegal #IrishFootball Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.co

Episode Notes Will Ireland's New Players Shine Against Senegal? The lads discuss Ireland's historic friendly against Senegal at the Aviva Stadium! breaking down Hallgrimsson's tactics, Ireland's rising stars like Evan Ferguson, Robbie Brady, and Nathan Collins, and Senegal's Premier League powerhouses, including Nicolas Jackson, Iliman Ndiaye, and Idrissa Gueye. Fresh from the pre-match press conference, we dive into the challenges of facing Senegal's attacking flair and predict whether Ireland's low-block strategy can hold firm. Will Ferguson steal the show? Join us for insights, predictions, and more! Subscribe, hit the bell, and share your score predictions below! #IrelandVsSenegal #IrishFootball #SenegalFootball #FootballPreview Check out our other social media here: Don't forget to check out our other socials here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.co

Bernard Jackman, European Cup winner with Leinster and former Ireland International joins Tom and Andy look ahead to Warriors' URC semi-final play-off at the Aviva Stadium

Patrick Cronin of University of Limerick spin-out Oscil, was presented with the Big Ideas Award at Enterprise Ireland's Start-Up Day 2025 in the Aviva Stadium. Oscil was one of six investor-ready potential spin-outs that had three minutes to pitch their new technology solutions to a 600 strong audience made up of representatives from the Irish Start-up ecosystem including VCs and other funders, State support agencies & professional and financial services. The award was presented to Patrick Cronin, for the outstanding pitch of the day. Oscil which is an Enterprise Ireland commercialisation funded project approaching spin-out, is an innovative deep tech technology operating at the intersection of Edge-AI and powder processing, initially targeting the pharmaceutical and dairy sectors. They haves developed a proprietary, ATEX-compliant sensor and edge-AI solution that enables real-time, in-line analysis of powder flow - addressing critical issues like sensor fouling, yield loss, and process downtime. As part of the Big Ideas award, Oscil will travel to the US to participate in UC Berkeley's Venture Connectivity Program. Tara Dalton of University of Limerick spin-out TANGO received the Big Ideas runner-up award on the day. Start-Up Day 2025 hosted the 'Class of 2024' High Potential Start-Up companies that Enterprise Ireland invested in during 2024. The event also played host to technology-based companies with origins deep rooted in groundbreaking research. In 2024, 34 companies were supported through the Enterprise Ireland Commercialisation Fund Programme with 25 companies spun out of third level institutions. Presenting the award, Michael Carey, Chairman, Enterprise Ireland said, "The Big Ideas pitching element and awards at Start-Up Day provides a platform to showcase Enterprise Ireland's commercialisation funded research approaching start-up status, with significant potential for success. The event also highlights the accomplishments of our national technology transfer system, the high calibre of research commercialisation activity within Ireland, and the significant impact these companies will have to help solve huge global challenges. I wish to congratulate both Oscil and TANGO on their achievements to date and wish them every success for the future." See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

Cameron Hill brings you everything you need ahead of Leinster's Investec Champions Cup semi-final with Northampton Saints at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.We'll have the team news, the thoughts from both camps, and what Alan Quinlan believes may leave Leo Cullen's side vulnerable heading into the weekend...Rugby on Off The Ball with Bank of Ireland. #NeverStopCompeting

Last night Manchester United defeated Bilbao in Europa League semi-final with a 3-0 win. Also this weekend will Leinster face off Northampton in Champion Cup Semi Final. Colm Boohig from Off The Ball brings us all the sports happening this weekend.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, David Wilson brings you all the latest news from the world of rugby.Leinster won't be taking their Champions Cup semi final opponents Northampton Saints lightly as they welcome the English side to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.Dan Sheehan is happy with Jacques Nienaber approach to defence.A Welsh lock makes a retirement U-turn.John Mitchell gets the Conor O'Shea vote of confidence.And Fiona Hayes is on cloud 9.Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, David Wilson brings you all the latest news from the world of rugby.Leinster won't be taking their Champions Cup semi final opponents Northampton Saints lightly as they welcome the English side to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.Dan Sheehan is happy with Jacques Nienaber approach to defence.A Welsh lock makes a retirement U-turn.John Mitchell gets the Conor O'Shea vote of confidence.And Fiona Hayes is on cloud 9.Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

On Monday's Rugby Daily, David Wilson brings you all the latest news from the world of rugby.Leinster step up preparations ahead of welcoming Northampton Saints to the Aviva Stadium in the Investec Champions Cup semi-final on Saturday.Despite being on the losing side in the last three finals, Dan Sheehan says that his side are under no extra pressure.Sheehan also feels that he is in great shape just 10 months after tearing his ACL in South Africa.Leinster assistant coach Robyn McBryde says the defeat to the Scarlets was a wake up call that his side perhaps needed.Australia look set to name their Joe Schmidt replacement.Scott Bemand says that the growth of the Irish team is on a positive trajectory despite Saturday's loss to Scotland.And Alan Quinlan says that it would be worrying if just one Irish province qualifies for the knockout stages of the URC.Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

On Monday's Rugby Daily, David Wilson brings you all the latest news from the world of rugby.Leinster step up preparations ahead of welcoming Northampton Saints to the Aviva Stadium in the Investec Champions Cup semi-final on Saturday.Despite being on the losing side in the last three finals, Dan Sheehan says that his side are under no extra pressure.Sheehan also feels that he is in great shape just 10 months after tearing his ACL in South Africa.Leinster assistant coach Robyn McBryde says the defeat to the Scarlets was a wake up call that his side perhaps needed.Australia look set to name their Joe Schmidt replacement.Scott Bemand says that the growth of the Irish team is on a positive trajectory despite Saturday's loss to Scotland.And Alan Quinlan says that it would be worrying if just one Irish province qualifies for the knockout stages of the URC.Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

Michael, Conall and Mark recap Rounds 2 and 3 of the NFL Draft from the Aviva Stadium, home of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic.You can visit collegefootballireland.com for more info on both the 2025 and 2026 series of games.

Michael and Conall report from Titletown, USA after the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. With shocks and surprises, who was the standout team?Cam Ward went first to the Titans and the Giants and Falcons made some big splashes, while Travis Hunter will play for the Jags after being selected at two overall. We will return on Saturday at 9:30am approx LIVE from Dublin's Aviva Stadium.

All Blacks midfielder Jordie Barrett has revealed his partner in crime Rieko Ioane reached out for some advice before signing a sabbatical deal with Irish club Leinster for 2026. Despite receiving interest from Japan, Ioane made the bombshell move by following in Barrett's footsteps with a move to Dublin to play in the United Rugby Championship (URC), which features teams from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy and South Africa. Ioane will make the move at the end of the year for a six-month stint between December and June, which rules him out for the Super Rugby Pacific season with the Blues but he remains eligible for the All Blacks. Ioane's announcement was met with a mainly positive response, although some Leinster faithful were clearly still bitter after his feud with the club's favourite son and all-time leading points scorer, Johnny Sexton, which started after the All Blacks knocked Ireland out of the 2023 Rugby World Cup. After plenty of backchat on the field, Ioane told Sexton to enjoy retirement and to not miss his flight home after New Zealand's quarter-final win. With Sexton relitigating that personal clash in his book, Ioane was widely painted as public enemy No 1 in the build-up to the All Blacks and Ireland rematch in Dublin last November. Ioane led the haka before the match and played a key role on the field as the All Blacks went on to snap Ireland's 19-game unbeaten run at home. Ioane posted a picture to social media with the caption “put that in the book” to double down on his villain status in Ireland. Speaking to Newstalk ZB's Jason Pine, Barrett said he believed Ioane can stamp his mark in Ireland. “He sounded me out about 10 days ago and just asked a few questions,” he said. “He didn't say a whole lot, so I didn't get a good inkling of where his head or heart was, but look, I woke up on my day off and the news had dropped on my phone. “It gave me 24 hours, without having a barrage of questions at training the morning I went in there, so I got all of them yesterday. “He'll go great. It's a great place to develop and he'll see a lot of improvements up here as a player, and get out of his comfort zone in Auckland and the Blues and [it's] a chance to grow. “I think it's a great challenge for him.” Leinster's Tommy O'Brien and Jordie Barrett celebrate following the Investec Champions Cup quarter-final match at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin in Ireland. (Photo by Damien Eagers/PA Images via Getty Images) Barrett admits it's been an adjustment for him, but he's loving life in Ireland, especially on the golf course. When Barrett announced his move to Ireland, it came as a shock as most players tend to take their sabbatical in Japan, like his brother Beauden did last year. In fact, he was the first All Black since 2009 to choose Europe over Japan, when Dan Carter signed with Perpignan. While there were concerns around his workload due to the demands of European rugby, Barrett said he had an extended break while the Six Nations took place in February and March. During that time, a limited of matches were played and when they were, youngsters were given opportunities to prove themselves. That rest has helped Barrett stay focused to help Leinster charge towards winning titles. In the URC, they have only lost once this season – by one point to the Bulls in Pretoria – and hold an eight-point lead over the defending champions Glasgow Warriors with four games remaining in the regular season. They face the Warriors in the final match of the season but will be confident after crushing them 52-0 in the European Championship quarter-finals last weekend. Barrett, who has played nine games thus far between second five and fullback, admits there have been some easier games, but plenty of tough battles. Overall, Barrett believes he's become a better rugby player for the experience. “I reserve that judgment for people watching on the telly, but I feel like I'm growing my game,” said Barrett. “It was a challenge to come up here, become familiar with another system and different coaches and players in a different culture and environment. “I feel like my rugby's improving, which is nice, and, it's neverending, like any footy player just wants to improve, and I feel like I'm making slight improvements. “Hopefully we give ourselves another chance and earn the right to make a European final in a few weeks' time and then push deep into the URC competition.” Should Leinster go all the way in both completions, the European Rugby Champions Cup final takes place on May 25, with the URC final on June 15. That would give Barrett enough time to return to New Zealand for the All Blacks' test series against France, starting on July 5 in Dunedin. Barrett says he has been in touch with All Blacks coach Scott Robertson and is eager to square off against the French. “Razor has sent the odd text, which is nice, and it shows he's keeping an eye on things, and so have the other coaches. Just touching base and making sure things are tracking well and that I'm healthy and playing good footy. “I feel like I'll be ready to go and hopefully take some form into an All Blacks jersey, which is the main reason why I wanted to come up here in the first place.” Ben Francis is an Auckland-based reporter for the New Zealand Herald who covers breaking sports news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Friday's Rugby Daily, Cameron Hill brings you the team news for Ireland's Women's Six Nations trip to Wales on Easter Sunday,The Irish provinces have named for this weekend's URC action, including an interpro derby at the Aviva Stadium.And former Leinster captain Hannah O'Connor explains why the Boys in Blue need to go all out for the business end of the season.Rugby Daily on Off The Ball, with Bank of Ireland, a proud sponsor of Irish Rugby. Never Stop Competing.

Dublin Port has officially launched two new live stream cameras, offering near real-time views of Dublin Bay and Dublin City. The cameras provide the public with a unique insight into the daily operations of Ireland's busiest port - with some 1.6 million ferry passengers and trade worth €165bn (source IMDO) last year. On average, the Port sees some 15,000 ship movements per year in the Dublin Port shipping channel, which is now visible on the live streams. Since going live in beta mode in July, the live streams have been watched over 1.29 million times on YouTube, with viewers from 50 countries worldwide enjoying fascinating Port views set against the backdrop of Ringsend's iconic Poolbeg Chimneys, along with glimpses of the Great South Wall and Poolbeg Lighthouse. Meanwhile, the city-side stream overlooks the River Liffey with views of the Aviva Stadium and Dublin mountains with some of the local yacht and boat clubs in view alongside commercial shipping. The stream has already captured stunning sunrises over the Port, located within the UNESCO-designated Dublin Bay biosphere, as well as the movement of ships entering and leaving the harbour - showcasing the work of Dublin Port's marine teams and shipping lines - and even a meteor sighting in November 2024. During major weather events, avid weather watchers turned to the cameras with spikes seen during both Storm Darragh in December and Storm Eowyn, in January. Dublin Port is also exploring the possibility of providing live marine data and weather updates for viewers, along with introducing a third viewpoint from Poolbeg Lighthouse later this year. Dublin Port continues to open up the Port to the public, offering new ways for people to engage with its operations - even from a distance. Claire Percy, Head of External Affairs at Dublin Port, commented: "These live streams provide a real insight into our busy Port - the hardworking heart of Dublin. "No matter when you tune in, the Port is busy with activity on land and on the water, operating 24/7, 365 days a year. "Ships continuously move, delivering everyday essentials to Ireland and supporting Irish exporters. You might spot ferries, container vessels, bulk ships, and car carriers - all vital activity that often goes unnoticed by the public. "We have had great feedback from viewers so far, who have found the live stream cameras fascinating and even relaxing! Between the movements of the ships, cranes, water, weather and birds, there is always something to see. "Later in the year, the live stream cameras will also provide great views of the sailing regattas of our local yacht and boat clubs." Live stream cameras links: Dublin Bay Live: Watch Ships Enter and Exit Dublin Port Dublin Port City View: Live Ship Movements on the River Liffey More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

Ireland beat Bulgaria 2-1 (4-2 on aggregate) in the Aviva Stadium on Sunday night which retains their status in League B in the Nations League.Gavin Cooney, Sportswriter with The42.ie and Off The Ball's Will O'Callaghan spoke to Matt about a positive few days for Heimir Hallgrimsson, Evan Ferguson getting on the scoresheet again and how these results can benefit Ireland's World Cup qualifying prospects.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear the conversation.

Last Thursday Integrity360 held their annual Security First Conference in the Aviva Stadium. Balancing the human cyber equation was the theme of this years Security First Conference and some of the speakers included Richard Ford, CTO, Integrity360, Brian Martin, Director of Product Management, Integrity360  and Sonya McSherry, Client Partner, Integrity360. During the conference I did a roundtable with Richard, Brian and Sonya.We discussed the conference which is now touring various cities around the world the world, prioritising awareness and training, deepfakes, digital forgery, zero trust and more.More about Integrity360:Integrity360 is an industry-leading cyber security specialist operating in Ireland and the U.K. Since 2005 they've earned the status of trusted security advisor for over 1,500 clients across UK and Ireland.Their Security First approach positions security as an enabler and empowers their clients to do business securely.

Ireland's grand slam hopes in this year's Six Nations came crashing down on Saturday after a scintillating 2nd half display by France at the Aviva Stadium.Is this Irish team about to enter a rebuilding phase, what positions are we lacking in depth, and should Jack Crowley start at outhalf for the final round game against Italy?Former Ireland international, Paul Wallace, and Off The Ball's Will O'Callaghan spoke to Matt about the weekend's results.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear the chat.

France beat Ireland 42-27 in their Six Nations face-off in the Aviva Stadium, Shamrock Rovers beat St Pats 1-0 in Tallaght Stadium, and Ireland wins three medals in just over half an hour in the Apeldoorn Athletics Championships. All to discuss with Colm Boohig, Broadcaster of Off The Ball.

Can Ireland win three Six Nations Championships in a row and bag a Grand Slam along the way? Bobby is joined by former Irish International, Shane Byrne and Cameron Hill from Off the Ball to preview today's crunch game in the Aviva Stadium.

Leinster and Ireland legend Brian O'Driscoll joined Matt on Wednesday to talk about Ireland's win against Wales in round 3 of the Guinness Six Nations, and what they need to improve on ahead of the huge clash with France at the Aviva Stadium. They discussed what Ireland's bench might look like, their struggles at the scrum, and Jack Conan's impressive tournament so far.Brian spoke to The Last Word as Guinness teams up with Field of Vision to bring a revolutionary sensory experience to visually impaired fans at this year's Men's & Women's Six Nations Championships.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear their chat.

The lads are left (gladly) eating humble pie on this week's show as the reflect on the record-breaking Dublin derby at the Aviva Stadium last Sunday. Stephen Bradley v Heimir is also discussed.  Having won a league opener for the first time in their history, we're joined by Kerry FC duo Conor McCarthy and Niall Brookwell on the show.  All the key talking points from the opening round of matches across BOTH DIVISIONS is discussed while Athlone fan Eanna represents the listeners in this week's BTS Predictions League.  We've also got the BTS Hotline and plenty of stick from Bohs fans to get through so pull up a chair and enjoy the show.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie

On Monday's Football Daily, Phil Egan has all the reaction from yesterday's record-breaking Dublin derby at the Aviva Stadium. We hear from goalscorer Ross Tierney, and Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley who has some choice words for Republic of Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson. Ruben Amorim claims Manchester United must keep the head down and just survive the remainder of the season. Motherwell have a new manager. And Bramley Moore Dock is to be tested by fans for the first time.

On Monday's Football Daily, Phil Egan has all the reaction from yesterday's record-breaking Dublin derby at the Aviva Stadium. We hear from goalscorer Ross Tierney, and Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley who has some choice words for Republic of Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson. Ruben Amorim claims Manchester United must keep the head down and just survive the remainder of the season. Motherwell have a new manager. And Bramley Moore Dock is to be tested by fans for the first time.

Martin was annoyed by the constant interruptions at the Aviva Stadium as people went back and forth to the bar. Eillen tried to get a Public Services Card but she couldn't be found in the system as she was adopted. Callers who are still without power following the storm describe how they are getting on.

As Ireland start their Six Nations campaign, taking on England in the Aviva Stadium, RTE Sport's Jacqui Hurley has all the talking points for the rugby bluffer to hold their own.

Welcome to Friday's OTB Breakfast Bite - your bitesize sample of this morning's Off The Ball Breakfast.Things got started with Ronan O'Gara joining Shane Hannon and Colm Boohig on the show for a look ahead to the weekend's Six Nations clash between Ireland and England. Football journalist Andy Mitten then joined us live from Bucharest to discuss Manchester United's 2-0 defeat of FCSB and how likely success in the Europa League might be. Alan Quinlan was in studio next for more chat about the weekend's rugby, before author Peter Bills was back in the OTB studio to discuss his brilliant new book about Irish rugby. Right now, we'll hear about Colm's decision not to attend the Aviva Stadium this weekend and Ronan O'Gara's thoughts on the importance of home advantage in rugby. Catch Off The Ball Breakfast LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off The Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off The Ball app. SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

Welcome to Friday's OTB Breakfast Bite - your bitesize sample of this morning's Off The Ball Breakfast.Things got started with Ronan O'Gara joining Shane Hannon and Colm Boohig on the show for a look ahead to the weekend's Six Nations clash between Ireland and England. Football journalist Andy Mitten then joined us live from Bucharest to discuss Manchester United's 2-0 defeat of FCSB and how likely success in the Europa League might be. Alan Quinlan was in studio next for more chat about the weekend's rugby, before author Peter Bills was back in the OTB studio to discuss his brilliant new book about Irish rugby. Right now, we'll hear about Colm's decision not to attend the Aviva Stadium this weekend and Ronan O'Gara's thoughts on the importance of home advantage in rugby. Catch Off The Ball Breakfast LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off The Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off The Ball app. SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

Brendan O'Brien joins Simon Lewis from the Aviva Stadium to discuss Ireland's team selection for the Six Nations opener with England, what the Irish camp have to say, as well as Thursday night's U20s defeat in Cork. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben Youngs and Dan Cole have been to Dublin more than your average city-breaker. They've also played more international rugby, driven through Dublin by coach and drank more pints with Rory Best than your average city-breaker too. That's why we've decided to bring you our Guide to Dublin.   From travel restrictions (thanks Coley) to best places to bump into Louis Walsh, we've got you covered.   Oh, and they also talk about what it's like playing Ireland at the Aviva Stadium in front of 50,000 fans.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, we hear from Ireland backs coach Andrew Goodman bid farewell to Portugal and return to Dublin ahead of their Six Nations opener against England on Saturday,England name their team for the trip to the Aviva Stadium with a surprise debutant on the wing,Andy Farrell brings in a couple of familiar faces as he starts putting together his backroom team for the British & Irish Lions tour of Australia,And Wales scrum consultant Adam Jones insists there is no bad blood between him and head coach Warren Gatland.Rugby Daily with Bank of Ireland - #NeverStopCompeting

Each week on The Women's Podcast, we hear from women from all walks of life who come on to talk about their lived experiences, their life stories, their passions and their challenges. This week, it's the turn of podcast presenter Róisín Ingle, who in October 2023 received a life-changing breast cancer diagnosis. This is the first time she has spoken about it on the podcast. In this conversation with co-presenter Kathy Sheridan, Ingle talks about the shock of the diagnosis and how the subsequent weeks and months unfolded. We also hear about the joyful parts of her year, including a proposal and a wedding with a very striking pink dress, a summer holiday that her daughters described as the best of their lives and a glorious few hours spent dancing to Taylor Swift at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. For more information about breast cancer visit materfoundation.ie, cancer.ie, mariekeating.ie, breastcancerireland.com, breastcancerresearch.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Wednesday's OTB Breakfast Bite - just a small taster of this morning's busy Off The Ball Breakfast. On this morning's show, Ger, Colm and Arthur were joined by legendary Wallabies scrum-half George Gregan to look ahead to Saturday's Test at the Aviva Stadium. Kildare midfielder Kevin Feely on the current glut of players stepping back from Gaelic football.Plus Stephen O'Meara on the proposed rule changes in Gaelic football. But this morning's Bite takes you to the start of the show, when the lads were struck by the news that Brighton are open to loan offers for Evan Ferguson in January. They ponder where would be the ideal landing spot for the Republic of Ireland striker, and if North London might be the place for him. Catch The Off The Ball Breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off The Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off The Ball app.SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

Ian Dennis, Paul Robinson and Clinton Morrison reflect on England's 2-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland in Dublin. The team chat about the goals from former Ireland players Declan Rice and Jack Grealish, as well as Lee Carsley's refusal to sing the national anthem. Then, we hear from Lee Carsley himself, Declan Rice and Anthony Gordon, who all join football correspondent John Murray in the tunnel at the Aviva Stadium.Timecodes: 00:32 - Reflections on England's first half performance 01:02 - Lee Carsley's refusal to sing the national anthem 02:54 - Rice and Grealish's goals 07:09 - Lee Carsley interview with John Murray 13:02 - A disappointing defeat for Ireland 15:55 - Anthony Gordon interview with John Murray 17:55 - Can Carsley get the job permanently? 23:07 - Declan Rice interview with John MurrayBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: England v Finland – Nations League – 7.45pm – Tuesday 10th September