Podcasts about christy ring cup

We had the pleasure of sitting down with recently retired Carlow Hurling stalwart Jack Kavanagh in his home place for this jam packed episode.Jack came straight on to the Carlow Senior Panel after a successful stint at Minor level where he played in a Leinster Final vs Kilkenny and All Ireland Quarter Final vs Tipperary.We ask Jack about what led him to make the decision to step away from county hurling.We relive some fond memories including McDonagh & Christy Ring Cup wins, taking on and taking down some big guns at club and county level, funny dressing room stories and much more! ★ Support this podcast ★

On the first of The Coaching Playbook series 1 host Adrian O'Sullivan chats to David Herity about all things hurling performance. David is a 5 time All Ireland winning goal keeper with Kilkenny, he has experience managing and coaching at Club and County levels including; Dublin Camogie, Cuala, Kildare winning a Christy Ring Cup in 2020. Since recording the episode David accepted a goalkeeping coaching role with Tipperary for the 2024 season. He has also produced a goalkeeper training booklet which is discussed in the episode. You can purchase the booklet here https://hurlingkeeper.ie/ David and Adrian discuss all things goalkeeping, coaching, man management, Brian Cody and more! David also shares a story of being dropped by Brian Cody for an All Ireland Final. Series 1 is sponsored by @irishscnetwork a diverse coaching network that includes members from a wide range of fields. From S&C coaches, sports scientists, and physiotherapists to Students, Hobbyists, and anyone with an interest in coaching, at all levels of sport and health, from grassroots to elite performance.  As a listener of “ The Coaching Playbook”, The Irish S&C Network is offering a 30-day free trial for all of our listeners. Simply use the code "ISCNPLAY" at checkout to access this fantastic opportunity to connect and learn from experienced practitioners in an open and honest environment.  Find David here: https://twitter.com/DavidHerity Find Adrian here: https://twitter.com/sullylimerick1 Follow The Sideline Live Social Media channels: https://twitter.com/thesidelinelive https://www.instagram.com/thesidelinelive/ Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone, Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team ⁠⁠⁠www.prymal.ie⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sideline-live/message

Plenty for our listeners to unwrap on this week's Podcast. We listen back to Joanne Cantwell's exchange with Donal Og Cusack and discuss the merits of the Tailteann Cup. As well as that we reflect on wins for Meath hurlers in the Christy Ring Cup and the footballers in the Tailteann Cup. We catch up with Seoirse Bulfin and Colm O'Rourke. We also look back at Trim Celtic's success in the Leinster Junior Cup and have interviews with heroes Brian Faulkner and Conor Gilsenan.

As well as looking ahead to next weekend's Tailteann Cup and Christy Ring Cup action Fergal and Jimmy reflected on a mixed weekend for Meath on the small ball front as the minor hurlers claimed the Peadar Laithain Cup, while the senior camogie side were well beaten, but not disgraced, by Dublin. As an aside the pair also reflect on last weekend's Darkness Into Light walks and discuss the importance of sport in mental health wellbeing...All that and MUCH MUCH more on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME

With a mix of sadness, frustration and anger Jimmy and Fergal sat down for this week's TALK A GOOD GAME to discuss Meath's devastating loss to Offaly in the Leinster SFC, why it happened, where Meath football is heading and how it can be improved. The pair also reflect on the hurlers loss to London in the Christy Ring Cup. There are interviews with Colm O'Rourke and Seoirse Bulfin, a look ahead to Meath's Ladies Leinster SFC opener v Dublin and Robinstown's Leinster Junior Shield final meeting with Sporting BJD…All for your ears to soak in.

After a couple of weeks hiatus the TALK A GOOD GAME podcast is back and once again it is jam packed as Jimmy and Fergal reflect on Meath's Christy Ring Cup win over Mayo, lament the Camogs league final loss to Kerry and look ahead to next Sunday's Leinster SFC clash with Offaly….another busy pod for your aural pleasure, we hope you enjoy.

Easkey's top scorer Andy Kilcullen (0-4) says Saturday's Connacht junior club hurling title success over Ballygar ecllipses his All-Ireland Team of the Year selection in the Christy Ring Cup competition with Sligo earlier this year.

Robbie Foley won his last senior hurling championship with Naomh Eoin  in 2005. If someone had told him then that the Myshall club would not win another title in the following 17 years, Robbie would surely have thought they were fantasising. Yet the balance of power changed and Robbie looks at this while reflecting on his Christy Ring Cup successes while he explains why he supported Mount Leinster Rangers when they played Oulart-the-Ballagh in the Leinster senior club final.He is adamant that the balance of power will change eventually and he looks forward to when that happens. Robbie is also the nephew of the great Tom Foley who trained Cheltenham winner, Danoli, and has a keen interest in horses himself. 

Having captained the Carlow senior hurling team to a Christy Ring Cup victory and then going on and managing the Carlow camogie team to a junior premier title, Mark Brennan is no stranger to big days in Croke Park. More recently,  as a coach to the Meath ladies senior football team, he has been part of one of the great GAA success stories of all time. In this interview he shares the memories of these heady times,  outlines his philosophy as a coach and how the Meath players took ownership of their own situation and went on to win back-to-back All-Ireland senior titles. 

In this weeks Advertiser GAA Hurling Podcast, Cian and Colm talk about Galway's win over Dublin and them setting up a Leinster final clash against KilkennyChristy O'Connor joins the pod again to give his insight and analysis on Galway's win over Dublin and all that's happening on the hurling scene. The lads also look back on Mayo's defeat in the Christy Ring Cup final to Kildare and what the next steps are for Mayo hurling. 

Damian Lawlor is joined by New York captain Jamie Boyle, Mayo hurler Keith Higgins ahead of Christy Ring Cup final, Shane Dowling on provincial round robin finale and former Armagh footballer Caoimhe Marley Morgan on LGPA's Leadership Academy

With the draw for the football qualifiers fast approaching, Mike and Rob are joined in this episode of the Mayo News Football Podcast by Tommy Rooney of Off The Ball and host of The Football Pod. The lads talk all things football from Championship structures to Mayo's place in the minds of pundits and supporters as another summer campaign gathers steam. Tommy tells us why the Mayo story continues to capture the imagination of GAA fans and yet frustrates them in equal measure.    Mike and Rob then turn their thoughts towards the Mayo hurlers and we hear from Keith Higgins ahead of Saturday's Christy Ring Cup final. There's also audio from Mayo U17 manager Seán Deane after his charges beat Galway last Friday evening to qualify for the Connacht final. In addition, the lads discuss what's next for the Mayo ladies, following their defeat to Galway in last Sunday's Connacht LGFA SFC decider.Make sure to join our brand new Patreon community. For only €5 per month you'll get early access to podcasts, special bonus episodes, access to our Match-Day Discord group plus much more.Find us at: www.patreon.com/MayoPodcastListen to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all other major platforms: pod.link/911384007Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/mayopodcastProudly sponsored by the Oxford Arms in London's Camden Town.Produced and edited by Ger Duffy Media.

In this weeks episode Cian and Colm are joined by Christy O'Connor to talk about all things hurling and Galway's drive for a spot in the provincial final They also talk about Mayo's Christy Ring Cup final in Croke Park and hear from Mayo manager Derek Walsh and players Keith Higgins and Stephen Coyne ahead of the game. 

In this weeks hurling focused podcast the lads look ahead to Galway's Leinster Senior Hurling Championship clash with Laois. They are joined as usual by Christy O'Connor to talk all things hurling and look ahead to Mayo's clash with Derry in the Christy Ring Cup and hear from Mayo manager Derek Walsh. 

Aidan & Ray provide commentary for the 2021 Christy Ring Cup Clash between Roscommon V Derry from Waldron Park, Athleague, Co Roscommon on 3rd July 2021 throw in 2pm

Rory Jacob and Graham Clarke join us talking about: Galway doing enough against Tipperary, The job Liam Cahill has done with Waterford,Tony Kelly's injury, Kerry reaching The Joe McDonagh cup final and Kildare crowned Christy Ring Cup champions and much more

AN AR SPORT PODCASTS PRODUCTION This Podcast is about hurling. Rosfm Sports Aidan Raftery chats to Roscommon Senior Hurling Manager Johnny Keane ahead of their championship game v Wicklow in the Christy Ring Cup in Dr Hyde Park GAA

Gerry Johnston and Conor McKenna discuss the opening weekend of hurling fixtures across the Liam McCarthy Cup, Joe McDonagh Cup, Christy Ring Cup, Nicky Rackard Cup and Lory Meagher Cup.

Welcome along to what is the penultimate episode of our first ever series. Today I'm going to be chatting with a man who had an incredible knack for scoring goals. He featured on some of the top sides that have played the game at school level in Presentation De La Salle College. He played in an All Ireland club Final in Croke Park. He also has two Christy Ring Cup medals. His journey wasn't without adversity and we talk about the underage days when county hurling seemed like a dream rather than destiny. And we find out how it eventually became a reality. Today's guest is Craig 'Styler' Doyle of Bagenalstown Gaels. The episode is brought to you in association with Corcoran Precast Tanks. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Christy Ring Cup will have a different format in 2020. Sligo have been drawn to play Derry in the new knockout competition. Daithi Hand joined Ocean FM Sport to discuss how the change in format might alter Sligo's approach.

The Sligo Senior hurling manager, Daithi Hand, joined Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to give an insight to life of an inter-county manager on the weekend Sligo were scheduled to begin their Christy Ring Cup campaign.

PODCAST "We needed to be a lot better than we were, we needed to be a lot more clinical in front of goals if we were going to give ourselves any chance of competing and that’s probably the department that let us down most today.” Meath manager Andy mcEntee was hugely disappointed following Sunday's Leinster SFC final drubbing by Dublin, but it shouldn't be all doom and gloom for the Royals as they produced a decent opening half and should a defensive resolve for close to an hiour against the greatest team ever to play the game before being eventually overwhelmed. The players put in a monumental shift, worked hard with little reward and apart from being blown out of the water in the final 15 minutes they didn't look out of place against the five-in-a-row chasing All-Ireland champions. On this week's Talk A Good Game we hear Andy McEntee's views on the game when he spoke to the assembled media afterwards, while reporter Jimmy Geoghegan also caught up with Graham Reilly and Ben Brennan. As Meat Loaf used to proclaim 'two out of three ain't bad' and despite the disappointment of the senior final there was joy in Croke Park for the Meath hurlers who claimed the Christy Ring Cup following a thriller against Down and the junior footballers who survived a late rally from Kildare to lift the Leinster JFC title. On this week's show we have exclusive chats with manager Nick Fitzgerald and players Adam Gannon and Sean Geraghty following the Ring Cup success. Also this week we look ahead to the start of the senior hurling championship, the Ladies Leinster IFC final and generally reflect on what was a bitter sweet weekend for Meath sports fans. So sit back, turn on and tune in to this week's edition of Talk A Good Game right here.

Only one place to start on this week's Talk A Good Game podcast as Meath booked their place in the Leinster SFC final for the first time since 2014 with a resounding 3-13 to 0-11 semi-final win over Laois at Croke Park last Sunday. After Sunday's match Meath boss Andy McEntee spoke to the assembled media, while Fergal Lynch caught up with Ronan Ryan and Jimmy Geoghegan spoke to Bryan McMahon deep in the belly of the Cusack Stand. Meath will now face Dublin in the provincial decider on what will be a busy weekend for the county in Croke Park. On Saturday 22nd June Meath will take on Down in the Christy Ring Cup and after last Saturday's semi-final victory over Derry Jimmy Geoghegan caught up with the Royals boss Nick Fitzgerald who was delighted to savour the moment with his son Evan and the rest of his players. Also on this week's show Conall Collier spoke to Davy Nelson as the Meath juniors earned their place in the Leinster JFC final against Kildare and he is now looking forward to a return to Croke Park on Sunday 23rd June. It all adds up to another jam-packed Talk A Good Game podcast and it's available here.

"No disrespect to the two teams we have beaten, but they are probably the poorest London team that I've seen and definitely the poorest Kildare team that I've seen." Meath hurling manager Nick Fitzgerald wasn't getting carried away with his side's Christy Ring Cup hammering of Kildare and he is hoping his players can push on and win the competition. Also on this week's show Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan reflect on the minor hurlers win over Antrim, while also looking ahead to Saturday evening's Leinster SFC quarter-final between Meath and Carlow in Portlaoise. As the A FLs reach their concluding stages Fergal and Jimmy also assess the main runners and riders still in contention for honours and also who the likely fallers will be. It's another jam-packed Talk a Good Game sports podcast from the Meath Chronicle team and you can listen to it here and now.

PODCAST TICKETS GIVEAWAY.... On this week's Talk A Good Game podcast we have two tickets to give away for double header in Pairc Tailteann on Sunday 12th May featuring the Meath hurlers against London in the Christy Ring Cup and the footballers Leinster SFC first round clash with Offaly. Listen to the podcast for the question and submit your answer by email to fergal.lynch@meathchronicle.ie or on Twitter @MeathSports. Also on this weeks show we look back at all the club championship action in the company of Leinster PRO Martin O'Halloran and we look ahead to Thursday night's Meet and Greet with the Meath hurlers ahead of their Ring Cup campaign. Meath ladies booked their place in the NFL Div 3 final and they can look forward to a hectic weekend of action on May Bank Holiday weekend with the minors also in action in the provincial final. Fergal and Martin will also look back at Navan's sensational victory over Cashel in their AIL Div 2A semi-final as well as all the other sports news making the headlines locally and nationally. So join us here for our latest edition of Talk A Good Game #TAGG