Podcasts about camogie association

Brian Molloy, Uachtarán, Camogie Association, gives his reaction to an overwhelming vote in favour of players being allowed to wear shorts.

Off The Ball's Rachel Sheehan spoke to Camogie Association president Brian Molloy in Croke Park after congress voted 98% in favour of choice with regards to the skorts vs shorts issue that has been ongoing since last year.Hear also Molloy addressing the media following the decision.

Cameron Hill joins Eoin Sheahan and Richie McCormack for the Newsround this evening to review a massive 24 hours in sport. Ange's second season win, Aoife Wafer's move to Harlequins and the IABA joining up with World Boxing. Rachel Sheehan also joins us live from Croke Park where the Camogie Association are having a special congress meeting to vote on the option of removing the mandatory wearing of skorts. The Newsround w/ UPMC #GetBackInAction

Gavin Cooney, sports writer with The42.ie

Eight days after a row over the wearing of skorts at camogie matches first hit the headlines, the issue continues to anger players. We are joined in studio by Brian Molloy, the President of the Camogie Association.

The Camogie Association is set to host a Special Congress later this month to address the skorts controversy. Kilkenny and Dublin were given an ultimatum to abandon their Leinster Semi-Final last week unless they changed back into skorts after warming in shorts in protest of Camogie Association Rules. All-Ireland Champions Cork have since committed to wearing shorts for this weekend's Munster Final and are prepared to abandon the game if necessary. The association says it has listened to player feedback and is 'committed to representing the voices of players who wish to have a choice in their playing attire'. The Special Congress will take place on May 22nd, when delegates will consider motions to allow players an option to wear shorts or skorts. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare Camogie Player, Clare Hehir and CFM Analyst and St. Flannan's Coach, Ann Marie McGann. Photo(C): https://www.facebook.com/100064858621260/photos/1096528282519116/?_rdr

The Camogie Association's special congress to vote on skorts is later this month but not before Cork and Waterford meet in the Munster senior championship final tomorrow - our GAA reporter Finbarr McCarthy joins Mairead to look ahead to both the congress and also tomorrow and what might happen if and when both teams line out in shorts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clíona Foley, Freelance Sports reporter Ursula Jacob former All-Star camogie player with Wexford

Over the last week, pressure has been increasing on the Camogie Association to reverse the rules around mandatory skorts.Today, the Camogie Association has called a special congress to vote on the issue…Joining Andrea to discuss this is Sinéad Wylde, Dublin Camogie Player.

Marty Morrissey, RTÉ Gaelic Games Correspondent, discusses the Camogie Association potentially changing the rules requiring players to wear "skorts".

Jerry spoke to the chairperson of Kerry Camogie, Anne-Marie Russell, about the situation whereby currently, the Camogie Association nationally does not allow players to wear shorts. Last Saturday, Kilkenny and Dublin camogie players protested over the situation by wearing shorts ahead of their Leinster semi-final. However, they had to change back to skorts or else the match would have been suspended.

The Camogie Association has been called to appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Sport, after the Leinster semi-final was almost cancelled this weekend when players from Dublin and Kilkenny refused to wear skorts. Oireachtas Sports Committee Chair and Labour TD Alan Kelly spoke to Ciara this morning on the show.

The Camogie Association has said that they will continue to examine issues around the comfort and design of playing gear, and has said that they will test skorts later in the month.A number of high-profile former players have come out strongly against the rule that makes skorts mandatory on match days…So, should this go as far as the Oireachtas?Joining Andrea to discuss is Dublin Captain Aisling Maher, Centre Forward for Kilkenny Laura Murphy, Hannah Looney, football and camogie player for Cork, Emma O'Byrne, Dublin camogie player and Will Dalton, Virgin Media Sports Reporter.

The Camogie Association has been called to appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Sport, after the Leinster semi-final was almost cancelled this weekend when players from Dublin and Kilkenny refused to wear skorts. Oireachtas Sports Committee Chair and Labour TD Alan Kelly spoke to Ciara this morning on the show.

A former President of Ireland is urging GAA players from across the globe to make a "pilgrimage to Carron" for the 2027 World Games. Dr Mary McAleese who's chairing the integration process of the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association officially became honorary patron of the Michael Cusack Heritage Centre at a ceremony yesterday. It comes as the centre has commenced the process of developing a five-year strategic business plan. Speaking during her visit, Dr McAleese spoke of her deep affection for the birthplace of Clare's very own founder of the GAA

Brian Molloy from the Camogie Association joins Joe to discuss their appeal for potential artefacts for the GAA archives Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brian Molloy, Camogie Association President discusses their nationwide appeal for archival material to contribute to the GAA library.

OTB reporter, Aisling O'Reilly, was at the launch of “Game Changer”, a project that aims to harness the influence of Gaelic Games in Irish society to tackle domestic, sexual and gender-based violence against women.She chats to Minister for Justice for Ireland, Helen McEntee, President of the GAA, Jarlath Burns, Frances Fitzgerald, a former member of the European Parliament, and Barbara Condon, CEO of Ruhama. Declan McNally, whose sister Natalie was murdered at 15 weeks pregnant in 2022, also speaks on his late sister and how the GAA has helped him and his family.Game Changer is a collaboration between the GAA, Ruhama and White Ribbon Campaign Ireland (Men's Development Network) with support from the LGFA, Camogie Association and the statutory agency Cuan.

Key leaders from across the public sector are to come together at the University of Galway's J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics to share insights and explore how lessons from crises can be used to deliver future reform. The event - Leading Change in the Public Sector: Using Crisis to Deliver Future Reform - is part of the School's Thinking Beyond thought leadership series. Former and current public sector leaders will take part in the event on Wednesday, November 13th from 8.30 am to 11 am, in the O'Donoghue Theatre at the University of Galway. Ireland has experienced two of the most significant crises over the past two decades. It has been 14 years since then Taoiseach Brian Cowen announced that the EU-ECB-IMF troika would oversee Ireland's economic affairs due to the financial crisis. Some 10 years later, the highest level of movement restrictions was imposed due to the novel COVID-19 virus. The Irish economy has rebounded on the back of both crises and the event will examine the lessons learned, as well as the ongoing cultural and structural transformation in process across the Defence Forces. Former Secretary General at the Department for Enterprise, Trade, and Employment, Dr. Orlaigh Quinn, who worked in Government through both the seismic events will deliver the keynote address. A panel discussion is also being hosted with Dr Quinn; Dr Ronan Glynn, the former Deputy Chief Medical Officer and current Health Sector Lead and Partner, EY; Elizabeth Canavan, Assistant Secretary General at Department of the Taoiseach; and Brian Molloy, Defence Forces Head of Transformation and President of the Camogie Association. The event will be chaired by Alma McCarthy, Professor of Public Sector Management and Dean of J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics, University of Galway. Professor McCarthy said: "Ireland's public services employ more than 370,000 people with an annual budget of over €90 billion in 2024. Effective leadership of our public services significantly impacts every single citizen in our state." "Our speakers all have extensive public sector management experience with responsibility for overseeing and delivering wide-ranging change and extensive reform programmes. I am looking forward to hearing how learnings from recent crises can be harnessed to continue to deliver public sector reform."

ON THIS week's podcast, Kieran McCarthy chats to Cork Camogie and Courcey Rovers star Saoirse McCarthy.McCarthy was in Croke Park this week for the Launch of Eir as an Official Telco partner of the Camogie Association and three year sponsor of the U16 Camogie All Ireland Championship.She talks about how Camogie brings people together, adapting to Dublin life and Cork's quest for the O'Duffy Cup three in a row in 2025.We also look at the Cork county championship action as Clonakilty exited the Cork premier SFC in dramatic fashion, losing on penalties for Nemo Rangers.There was positivity for Gabriel Rangers however as they produced the shock in overcoming Mitchelstown.This weekend, Castlehaven, Dohenys, Gabriels and Adrigole are all in semi final action and we will look forward to those last four encounters.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, @seanholland_15 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.ieDON'T MENTION THIS IN CMSSubscribe 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.

In today's 71st episode of the Sport for Business Podcast we are kicking off our 2024 Series on Leadership.In this we will speak to those who have risen to the top of their sporting organisations and for whom the buck stops at their desk.It is our privilege to chat with Brian Molloy, elected in recent weeks as the first ever male President of the Camogie Association.The Galway native got into the sport through daughters, coaching them, ferrying them, supporting them and getting gradually brought in to the fold of club, county province and now national level sport.Over the next 45 minutes, we talk about leadership, inside and outside the sport; about the burden lightly worn of taking the sport into the hopefully final stages of full integration with the GAA and Ladies Gaelic Football Association, but without losing the essence of what makes Camogie special and which it has nurtured over a 120-year history.We also touch on Lord of the Rings, cookery, life skills and a final message on what he considers to be at the heart of sporting leadership. Find out more about what we do day in day out at Sportforbusiness.com We publish Twice daily Bulletins and Twice Weekly Podcasts including recent interviews with Ger Mitchell of PTSB, Michelle Davoren of Wilson Hartnell, David McHugh of Wasserman Ireland and many more Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from and thanks for taking the time to listen in.

Former Dublin and Cork camogie player Sarah O'Donovan joined Off the Ball Breakfast to discuss this weekend's Very League final between Tipperary and Galway and the recent motion to bring shorts into the game denied by the Camogie Association.Catch Off the Ball's sports 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 or wherever you listen to yours.SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the Off the Ball Breakfast podcast.

Na Fianna Enfield's Michelle O'Malley joined Off The Ball Breakfast to explain more about the disunity between the LFGA & Camogie Association, and why integration may not serve the best interests of dual players. Catch Off the Ball's sports 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 or wherever you listen to yours.SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the Off the Ball Breakfast podcast.#OptimumNutrition | #TheresMoreOfYouInYou

Off The Ball's GAA correspondent Tommy Rooney spoke to Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Larry McCarthy & Camogie Association President Hilda Breslin at the media update on the integration process of the GAA, LFGA and Camogie Association.

Steering Committee Chairperson Mary McAleese spoke to the media for an update on the integration process involving the Camogie Association, the GAA and LGFA, at Croke Park in Dublin.

We hear from Camogie Association President Hilda Breslin

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's daily catch up on the day's news. Today, Kieran Cuddihy was joined by Jen Hogan, Columnist with The Irish Times and Newstalk Reporter Seán O'Regan to discuss...

Davy chats to Na Fianna Ladies Rebecca O'Keefe and Sophia Payne to discuss how a lack of communication between the Camogie Association and LGFA let to them playing two All-Ireland Semi-Finals in under 24 hours 300km away. This has led to an open letter being circulated on social media looking for signatures to support the move to One Association.

Former Cork and Dublin camogie player Sarah O'Donovan looks at the new Camogie Association recommendations to increase "meaningful playing time" for players and previews the weekend's hurling action.Catch Off the Ball's sports 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 or wherever you listen to yours.SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the Off the Ball Breakfast podcast.#OptimumNutrition | #TheresMoreOfYouInYou

In today's Podcast, we are bringing you the first of a short series of Women in Sport interviews recorded live at the Irish Film Institute at our tenth annual Women in Sport Conference.Our Women in Sport partners are Lidl who have been great champions of Ladies Football at every level over the past six years and long into the future as well.It was a great morning and one of the stars was a woman who has been a trailblazer in pressing the case for women being involved as players, administrators, match analysts and as President of the Camogie Association.Liz Howard is a tough cookie and does not suffer fools so it was with a little trepidation that I welcomed her onto the stage but I never need have worried.She had us all in the palm of her hand and I think you'll enjoy her take on Irish sport past, present and future… Find out more about what we do day in day out at Sportforbusiness.com We publish Twice daily Bulletins and Twice Weekly Podcasts including recent interviews with Ger Mitchell of PTSB, Michelle Davoren of Wilson Hartnell, David McHugh of Wasserman Ireland and many more Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from and thanks for taking the time to listen in.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare Hurler Shane O'Donnell to discuss a significant financial loss, as a result of inadequate cover while injured in 2021. Shane O'Donnell is asking the GPA to call on the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association to introduce improved injury coverage for GAA players. The call for improved injury coverage has received unanimous backing and aims to address the “inadequacy of the current insurance in safeguarding inter-county players from financial loss”. Picture (c) by Revelpix via Canva

Cameron Hill has all your top sports stories, all in one place, in Tuesday's Lunchtime Wrap, as the Round of 16 concludes at the Women's World Cup, Alan Quinlan raises one concern over Ireland's Rugby World Cup preparations, and Sarah O'Donovan says the Camogie Association are to blame for the mismatch in this year's Senior Championship final. Lunchtime Wrap on Off The Ball is with Energia – proud sponsor of Irish Rugby. Think of the possibilities.

Una May, Chief Executive of Sport Ireland and Hilda Breslin, President of the Camogie Association, on the successes, challenges and progression of women's sport in Ireland

Welcome to the latest episode of The Players Voice - where this week we are joined by Clare camogie star Chloe Morey and former Tyrone player Gemma Begley, who is now the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion manager with the Gaelic Players Association. During this chat, Chloe and Gemma outline why female inter-county football and camogie teams will play the remainder of their 2023 championships under protest. They explain why players feel disrespected by the GAA, the LGFA and Camogie Association, as well as the need for a centralized Player Charter Agreement to protect player welfare. They discuss why players have run out of patience and are unified behind the need to build a better future. The Players' Voice is brought to you by the Gaelic Players Association in collaboration with Real Talks. The podcast series is part of BEO 360, a GPA programme that empowers inter-county players across 4 key areas - life skills, wellbeing, dual career and transitions. Please go to beo360.gaelicplayers.com to learn more. Each episode is hosted by Alan O'Mara, a former Cavan goalkeeper who now works as a Performance and Wellbeing consultant. To find out more about his work with sports and business leaders around the world, please go to www.RealTalks.ie. To find out more about me or my work as a performance and wellbeing consultant, please go to www.RealTalks.ie. But for now, please sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of The Players Voice - with Chloe Morey and Gemma Begley

Welcome to the latest episode of The Players Voice - where this week we are joined by Clare camogie star Chloe Morey and former Tyrone player Gemma Begley, who is now the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion manager with the Gaelic Players Association. During this chat, Chloe and Gemma outline why female inter-county football and camogie teams will play the remainder of their 2023 championships under protest. They explain why players feel disrespected by the GAA, the LGFA and Camogie Association, as well as the need for a centralized Player Charter Agreement to protect player welfare. They discuss why players have run out of patience and are unified behind the need to build a better future. The Players' Voice is brought to you by the Gaelic Players Association in collaboration with Real Talks. The podcast series is part of BEO 360, a GPA programme that empowers inter-county players across 4 key areas - life skills, wellbeing, dual career and transitions. Please go to beo360.gaelicplayers.com to learn more. Each episode is hosted by Alan O'Mara, a former Cavan goalkeeper who now works as a Performance and Wellbeing consultant. To find out more about his work with sports and business leaders around the world, please go to www.RealTalks.ie. To find out more about me or my work as a performance and wellbeing consultant, please go to www.RealTalks.ie. But for now, please sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of The Players Voice - with Chloe Morey and Gemma Begley

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan went on a trip to Tulla and set up camp in Cnoc Na Gaoithe, Tulla Comhaltas Cultural Centre. Alan was joined by a number of guests including the Cathaoirleach Of Clare County Council, local political representatives, council officials, local business owners, those involved in the local GAA and Camogie Association, stakeholders and more! Alan conversed and listened to the issues, initiatives and everything else regarding Tulla during his trip.

Former president Mary McAleese is in Clare today to unveil a bronze bust of GAA founder Michael Cusack. The bronze head, which has been donated by former 'Up For the Match' producer Mick McCarthy, was unveiled this afternoon at the Michael Cusack Centre in the founder's home parish of Carron. Ms McAleese has a strong GAA connection through her role as Chairperson of the integration process between the Camogie Association, the GAA, and the Ladies Gaelic Football Association. Chair of the board of the Michael Cusack Centre Dónal Ó hAiniféin (han-if-ain) says the former president's role in the integration process as well as her keen interest in Michael Cusack made her an ideal person to unveil the bust.

Joe Molloy was joined by Dr. Aoife Lane (Head of Sport, TUS Athlone) and Maria Kinsella (Co-chair of the GPA's National Executive Committee) to discuss the decision made by female footballers and hurlers to play out the remainder of their championship seasons "under protest." Additionally, Joe, Aoife and Maria considered the integration process that will look to bring the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association under a one association model.

Senior Lecturer at Ulster University Katie Liston & Tyrone All-Ireland winner Conor Meyler join Ger & Shane on OTB AM to discuss their research into a potential merger of the GAA, LGFA & Camogie Association. 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 | #EffortlessFlow

Aisling O'Reilly spoke with Tyrone footballer Conor Meyler at the launch of the new All Ireland intercounty season. Ahead of what promises to be a fascinating summer of Gaelic Games action, AIB was today joined by stars from across the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, the AIB GAA All-Ireland Club Championships and the AIB All-Ireland Camogie Club Championships as AIB extended its sponsorship agreements with the GAA and the Camogie Association for another five years. Sponsors of the GAA Club Championships since 1991 and the All-Ireland Senior Football Championships since 2015, today's five-year sponsorship extension sees AIB continue its relationship as one of the longest-standing supporters of the GAA. AIB also further cemented its partnership with the Camogie Association, extending its support of the AIB All-Ireland Camogie Club Championships to 2028, having been proud sponsors of the championships since 2013. Down through the years, AIB's Gaelic Games sponsorship activity has highlighted the grit, determination and passion that is required in order to win #TheToughest competitions in Gaelic Games. Through the platform of #TheToughest, AIB has shone a spotlight on the GAA and Camogie Club Championships, while also allowing fans unique, never-before-seen insights into the GAA Senior Football Championship, and the players who give their all, year after year, to make their clubs, counties and communities proud. Today's sponsorship extension announcement not only cements AIB's support of Gaelic Games, but also underpins its commitment to a further five years of showcasing our national games through innovative sponsorship campaigns that evolve in line with the modern game, and which champion the players and engage fans and communities nationwide by celebrating all that is unique about Gaelic Games. Football with AIB GAA

Three cruciate surgeries would finish most players- not Niamh McLaughlin! A professional footballer with Newcastle & Sunderland, a European championship final and a trip to the World Cup with Republic of Ireland shattered because of injury. Despite this, Niamh picks herself off the floor and earned the biggest individual accolade in Gaelic football- Player of the Year. It's a fascinating insight into drive, achievement and what makes her different? In her only broadcast interview, Niamh explains why she's taken up an offer of playing professional Australian rules with Gold Coast Suns. The Donegal captain lifts the lid on the money involved and why she made the move to the AFLW. Niamh also reveals her aspirations around amalgamation between the LGFA, GAA & Camogie Association. It's honest! Sit back and enjoy another revealing episode of the GAA Social

Jarlath Burns is aiming to become GAA President. For 1 hour Thomas Niblock asks him about what changes he'd introduce, aims for the association and going again after failing to be elected three years ago. There are issues. Jarlath gives a unique insight into GAA thinking around the Glen-Kilmacud debacle. We talk about the forward mark, integration with the Camogie Association and the LGFA, amateur status and his plans to tackle those challenges. If Jarlath is elected, he becomes the first President from North of the border in almost 30 years. Perhaps not extraordinary- but significant. Orangemen in his school, an interest in British culture and making the GAA more open to Unionist inclusion. It's a fascinating insight. What else? The underage grades- they're going to change and that will delight most people. Oisin McConville challenges Jarlath, his thoughts on where the GAA could be improved and the future ahead of us all. It's frank, insightful and a brilliant episode of the GAA Social.

The Hard Shoulder got a massive reaction on yesterday's show, to Mary talking about her son, and daughter who were thinking about not playing GAA again because of not getting a chance to play in matches. Today on the show Kieran was joined by Pauline, mother and coach, Anne in Longford and Hilda Breslin, Uachtaráin of the Camogie Association to discuss this matter further…

With the news that Mary McAleese has been appointed independent chairperson of the integration process between the Camogie Association, the GAA and the LGFA, Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill chat to former GAA president Liam O'Neill about his own efforts to merge the associations.

With the news that Mary McAleese has been appointed independent chairperson of the integration process between the Camogie Association, the GAA and the LGFA, Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill chat to former GAA president Liam O'Neill about his own efforts to merge the associations.

Killian Whelan & Darren Kelly present the magazine show looking at the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland championships. Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 24:25 - Antrim manager Elaine Dowds 36:15 - Louise Keane - Upcoming Camogie PRIDE round 42:55 - Previews including Dublin vs Tipperary, and Waterford vs Wexford Killian and Darren discuss the latest news on camogie including refereeing decisions, big results in the opening round and more. Antrim manager Elaine Dowds joins Killian to talk about winning Ulster, their big victory over Offaly, and the challenge against Down this weekend. Louise Keane gives us an insight into the Camogie Association's support for the PRIDE round coming up and how important is is to promote inclusion from all walks of life. And finally, we look ahead to next week's games including Dublin vs Tipperary, and Waterford vs Wexford. Check out all our shows with the 'SportsDaz Squad' on Patreon == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Tugann Micheál Ó Cinnéide léargas ar an Tionól Saoránach ar Chailleadh na Bithéagsúlachta, tionól úr a bhfuil sé féin ina bhall de. Pléann Dara Ó Cinnéide agus Rebecca Ní Dhonnaile cónascadh idir Cumann Peil Gael na mBan, an Cumann Camógaíochta agus an Cumann Lúthchleas Gael. Labhraíonn Pádraig Ó Tiarnaigh faoin Lá Dearg agus faoin reachtaíocht a tugadh isteach in Westminster maidir le hAcht Teanga. Micheál Ó Cinnéide gives an insight into the new Citizens' Assembly on Biodiversity Loss of which he is a member. Dara Ó Cinnéide and Rebecca Ní Dhonnaile discuss the proposed amalgamation of the LGFA, the Camogie Association and the GAA. Pádraig Ó Tiarnaigh from An Dream Dearg speaks about the legislation which was introduced at Westminster in relation to a Language Act.

Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the magazine show looking at the Littlewoods Ireland National Leagues and the Tesco All-Ireland Minor Championships. Schedule: Latest News (0:00) Preview - All-Ireland Minor A Camogie Final - Galway vs Cork (35:20) Predictions - 2021 Camogie All-Stars (57:10) Darren and Killian look back on a busy week both on and off the field including Killian's upcoming All-Stars gig, SportsDaz' second consecutive Camogie Association Media Award, the retirement of one the legends of the game Ursula Jacob, and those controversial moments in last Saturday's clash between Galway and Tipperary. We look ahead to the All-Ireland Minor A Final in Semple Stadium on Sunday. Galway and Cork met in the opening round but who'll prevail in the rematch. And we ask why don't the Camogie Association use their social media outlets more to broadcast live draws? And finally, Killian heads off early so Kilkenny's Elaine Aylward joins us to go head-to-head with Darren on their All-Star predictions. How much will they agree and who picks the better team? We can tell you five counties are represented in each of their 15 player selections. == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie Cover Photo (c) Hannah Shields - Clonduff camogie club Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Maria Kinsella, co-chairperson of the Gaelic Players Association, talks about the moves to unify the GAA, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA), the Camogie Association and other strands of the GAA into one organisation. 

Former Clare footballer Gary Brennan was on OTB AM with Ger and Eoin to discuss why he feels the GAA merger with the LGFA and Camogie Association would be long overdue. #OTBAM is live every morning with  @Gillette UK  | #EffortlessFlow Catch up on the latest sports stories on Monday morning with OTB AM. OTB AM is the sports breakfast show from Off The Ball – live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am across the OTB channels. You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via ">Spotify via GoLoud

Episode 71 sees St. Marys Kevin Ryan once again at the reins and he's joined by Thurles Sars Seán Smith & Carrick Davin Stephen Cronin while Thomas Conway interviews Tipp Supporters Club PRO John Coman. 1 to 24 mins - The lads review Tipp v kilkenny and look ahead to the Dublin & Sligo games this weekend 24 to 31 mins - After the Camogie Association dragged 2 teams on a tour of Ireland the lads discuss the issues facing the womens game with fields and the GPA motion to integrate both Ladies Football & Camogie into the GAA 31 to 54 mins - Thomas Conway speaks with John Coman about the great work being done by the Tipp Supporters Club All in an action packed Episode 71

On this week's Throw-In, Donnchadh Boyle, Dick Clerkin and Angela Walsh join Sinead Kissane to look back on the weekend's football league action. Dublin's third loss in a row came at the hands of Mayo on Saturday night, and Dick Clerkin feels they are going to be in a dogfight to remain in Division 1 next season. ‘'There's no question about it, the pressure's on and they're in a place that they've never been having to fight for survival, so how that impacts on their squad and performance remains, well, I wouldn't say remains to be seen, it's not looking good at the minute, because I say they were in that going into the Mayo game, that sort of mindset and it didn't get them a whole pile further in terms of performance and obviously not in the result.'' Kerry put on a dominant display on home soil in Killarney, with Donegal struggling to find any foothold into the game. Are Donegal facing into a similar battle with relegation as Dublin find themselves in? Donegal will be finding themselves under pressure to put in some good performances if they're hoping to stay up. This weekend also sees the GPA take their motion to the GAA congress to expedite integration of the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association. Angela Walsh feels there are still some questions to be asked around how this will look in practice: ‘'The Ladies Football have come on so much in years. And obviously it's all about the players but also, that association they have done so much work and they are really progressive. And I suppose what I would like maybe is, definitely more integration but at the same time I think the Ladies Gaelic do need a level of autonomy themselves, to be able to make their own decisions and you know as I said I'd like to see the fine print.” The Throw-In will have new episodes every Monday bringing you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is in association with Allianz.

Darren Kelly & Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show focusing on the 2021 Club Championships and the 2022 Lidl National Football League. Schedule: Latest News (including GPA Motion to Congres about integration of GAA, Camogie Association & LGFA - 0:00) Review - 2021 currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Club Finals inc. St. Sylvesters vs Castlebar Mitchels - 16:40) Preview - 2022 Lidl National Leagues inc. Galway vs Donegal - 35:10) Darren and Niamh look at the latest talking points including the GPA's motion to GAA Congress about bringing the three national governing bodies together, the new LGFA streaming service and LIDL increased sponsorship of the National Leagues. We look back at last weekend and the Dublin double. St. Judes win the All-Ireland Junior Championship; while St. Sylvesters edged out Castlebar Mitchels at intermediate. And we get ready for the start of the 2022 Lidl National Football League. Galway vs Donegal is our featured game but we'll be looking at all the big games across the four divisions. == SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL broadcasts every Wednesday on sportsdaz.ie For reaction to the currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Intermediate Final between St. Sylvesters & Castlebar Mitchels, click HERE Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music For reaction to the currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Junior Final between St. Judes & Mullinahone, click HERE #SportsDaz

This week we feature camogie with Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan. Schedule: Latest News (0:00) Review - Tipperary vs Down (28:30) The Littlewoods National Camogie Leagues but what happened to Laois who couldn't field against Galway in Division 2 and, according to the Camogie Association's official website, have conceded the fixture. Kerry went down heavily to Antrim but Meath and Derry did serve up a classic in Ashbourne. It was a weekend that also saw Offaly's game against Galway in Division 1 postponed, Monaghan hand a walkover to Mayo in the Minor C championship and with heavy defeats elsewhere, we ask if more can be done to help the weaker counties? Kilkenny got a good workout from Limerick in Division 1 but Darren & Killian were both disappointed with Down's effort against Tipperary, though the Premier County were also praised for the professional performance they provided in the Ragg. == THE THIRD HALF broadcasts every Monday on sportsdaz.ie To hear Martin Quilty's report and reaction from KILKENNY vs LIMERICK, click HERE SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie To hear David Kelly's report and reaction from WATERFORD vs WESTMEATH, click HERE Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Clare camogie star CHLOE MOREY. Chloe talks about her Clare camogie career from playing in Croke Park as a 15-year-old, winning an All-Ireland, coming close at minor level, near misses at senior, talking a break before COVID, coming back fully recharged, and why she believes the good days are ahead for the Banner. We talk about her new venture off the field and opening a new gym - MOREY MOVEMENT - with her cousin Seadhna. Chloe also discusses Sixmilebridge, matchmaking, starting with her brothers and Dad, coin tosses, her mother and the All-Stars, positions, ukulele, flares, Brid McNamara, bandanas and Colm Hanley. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every Tuesday on sportsdaz.ie To relive MICHAELA MORKAN's appearance on THE FAIR GREEN, click HERE Photos (c) Camogie Association & Morey Movement To relive KATE KELLY's appearance on THE FAIR GREEN, click HERE Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

In a bitesize episode, we chat with Aoife Wade of Whitehall Colmcille GAA Club about the latest LGFA and Camogie fixture clash.  Here is Aoife's tweet: "Can't wait to play a camogie champo final at 2.30pm on Sunday as well as a league football game at 3pm the same day. The complete disregard of dual players by the LGFA and Camogie Association continues." We discuss how this was allowed to happen, already having to play matches on back-to-back nights in the summer and player welfare. ————————————————————— Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free! Follow us on social media @tacklingsport below: Instagram Twitter TikTok Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Music - 'Sleep Off' - Madison Front

 Selected  interviews about news and events going on around East Clare. -00.20 Mary Noonan spoke with Aoife Hayes about the 2021 Feakle festival, -11.30 Pat McNamara spoke to Hilda Breslin Chairperson of the Camogie Association. -19.45 Jim Collins spoke to Sarah and family from wicklow who are holidaying in Mountshannon. Originally broadcast on Saturday 7th August 2021

Commentary and analysis from Leo Doyle and Pat McNamara as Clare took on Westmeath in the  senior Camogie Championship with water break, analysis from Paraic McMahon of the Clare Echo. Match as broadcast Live by SBCR from Cusack park Ennis on Saturday 31st July 2021 Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie -00.00 Introduction. -01.20 Start 1st half -17.12 Paraic McMahon analysis first quarter -36.03 end first half -39.00 start second half -57.00  Paraic McMahon  analysis third quarter -1.16.50 End of game analysis   -1.18.45 Interview with Hilda Breslin, President of Camogie Association

Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the magazine show looking at all things camogie. Guests: Paudie Murray (18:14) Mary Newman (21:28) Michael 'Hopper' McGrath (50:35) Katie McCormack (52:40) Tipperary vs Waterford preview (1:06:18) Westmeath vs Meath preview (1:12:35) It's been a bumper week so we have an extended show to go through everything going on. 89% of the Irish public claim they know an inter county camogie player and we look at why? We review the opening round of the Littlewoods Ireland National League which saw 16 games across four divisions. Cork beat Tipperary in THE BIG MATCH. Killian caught up with Cork manager Paudie Murray to get his views. And Darren chatted to Mary Newman about success for the seniors and intermediates and she picked her player of the match. The introduction of the split season has come at a cost as the 2020 AIB All-Ireland club championships have been cancelled. This hasn't gone down well with those clubs and we get the thoughts of Sarsfields (Galway) manager Michael 'Hopper' McGrath, and Thurles Sarsfields player Katie McCormack. And we look ahead to next week's action paying particular attention to Tipperary vs Waterford (Division 1), and Westmeath vs Meath (Division 2). == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Tuesday evening on sportsdaz.ie This week's guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Waterford's BETH CARTON Post-match interview with Paudie Murray courtesy of nTrai and the Camogie Association. Reaction with Linda Collins and Bill Mullaney can be found here. Theme Song - 'Barkbot 2000' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Matt and Jack are back for episode 135 of Treaty Talk to discuss Limerick's clash with Tipperary in the National Hurling League on Saturday in the LIT Gaelic Grounds at 5.30pm! They also discuss the fixture scandal in the Camogie Association and the news that the outstanding 2020 club knockout games will be played! #SportLK Running Order: 0.00 Intro 3.15 Limerick team announced 7.50: Kyle Hayes at centre-back 11.20 Na Piarsaigh trio selected in forward line. 15.00 New recruits to the team. 30.00 Who is this a bigger game for? 38.00 Predictions for Saturday. 40.00 Camogie debacle. 48.40 Outstanding 2020 fixtures confirmed for June.

The #CamogieAssociation​ has gone against 82% of the players and the format proposed by the other Gaelic Games associations. Players & clubs are worried about what is to come, with threats of a boycott from players. In other news, #TanyaWatson​ becomes the first Irish female diver to qualify for the #OlympicGames​, the mixed 4 x 400m track relay qualifies for the #Olympics​, Vera Pauw vs Tyler Toland and more! Visit the website https://hersport.ie/ Check out the Her Sport channels Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hersport.ie Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HerSport.ie/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/HerSportDotIE About Her Sport: Her Sport is a media platform centred on bringing the latest Irish and international women's sports news. Her Sport aims to empower women in sport, inspire more female participation, increase opportunity and level the playing field for future generations. Our objective is to create real and tangible change. Contact us: hello@hersport.ie

Darren Kelly presents the weekly magazine show looking the news in football both in Ireland and Australia. Guests: Mícheál Naughton - new Ladies Football President (8:43) Joanne Doonan - preview AFL Womens Series Round 8 - (31:01) Darren Kelly looks at all this week's news including the Player Pathway programme, sports deals in Derry and Mayo, Sinéad Burke's Galway retirement and Na Fianna's 600km North to South Challenge. New LGFA President Mícheál Naughton joins us to chats about his goals for his term including sold-out All-Ireland Finals, online training initatives, the upcoming 50th anniversary and Donegal's chances of success. And he also addresses the major talking points including the Cork vs Galway All-Ireland semi-final, split seasons, a potential merger with the GAA and their relationship with the Camogie Association. Also, Joanne Doonan is with Darren to preview the penultimate round of group games in the AFL Womens Series, featuring Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos, and Fremantle Dockers vs Melbourne Demons. == Irish Player of the Week (brought to you in associatoin with Joanne Doonan Fitness) Joanne's pick: Niamh Kelly (West Coast Eagles - Mayo) Darren's pick: Niamh Kelly (West Coast Eagles - Mayo) == Leaderboard NIAMH KELLY - 2pts AISLING McCARTHY - 2pts ORLA O'DWYER - 2pts SARAH ROWE - 2pts CORA STAUNTON - 2pts SINÉAD GOLDRICK - 1pt GRACE KELLY - 1pt AISHLING SHERIDAN - 1pt == 'SportsDaz Football' broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is SportsDaz Footballer of the Year and Kerry defender Ciara Murphy. Click HERE Theme Song - 'Elevation' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly presents the magazine show looking back at the week in camogie. Guests: Therese Maher (Athenry/Galway - 6:36) Killian Whelan (Commentator/All-Star Presenter - 13:30) Darren Kelly reviews the news over the last week including the Camogie Association and SportsDaz All-Stars, protests, a new Armagh manager, elite Cork sportspeople together and a Waterford Family Fun Quiz. Galway legend Therese Maher joins us to talk about her club Athenry's massive fundraiser offering a life-changing prize. www.winahouseandcar.ie gives more details about how they are seeking to secure their future; Fresh from his first time presenting the All-Stars and Soaring Stars, Killian Whelan joins us to talk about the experience, how he's thankful to David O'Shea & nTraí who gave him the chance, and he gives his take on the two selections. == 'SportsDaz Camogie' broadcasts every Wednesday on sportsdaz.ie This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is Milford's Sarah Sexton who reflects on her career, their club and those All-Ireland wins. Click HERE We've a special edition of 'The Third Half' this week which includes Galway camogie's Siobhan McGrath. Click HERE And if you want to relive 'The Fair Green' episode with Therese Maher last year. Click HERE Theme Song - 'Barkbot 2000' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Roy O'Donovan on scoring his 50th A-League goal and becoming an Australian Citizen. Jaze Kabia on life with Livingston. Pamela Frizelle of the Camogie Association on PR-Óg. Andy Farrell and Johnny Sexton on the Six Nations.

We're back in the studio this week and with two massive GAA finals happening this weekend, we're recording a little earlier too.On the podcast this week- Eddie & Taggy discuss last weekend's All-Ireland senior football championship results which see Dublin and Mayo battle for the Sam Maguire- Wexford camogie legend Kate Kelly joins us to look at Kilkenny v Galway and chat about the LGFA, GAA and Camogie Association amalgamation- Taggy clarifies his position on "Cody out" from earlier this week- And we grab a look at this Sunday's All-Ireland senior hurling championship final between Limerick and Waterford.As always, subscribe on your favourite platform and check kclrfanzone.com for more between shows.