Podcasts about Croke Park

Hear from John Kiely, Sean Finn, Mike Casey, David Reidy, Diarmuid Byrnes & Micheal Donoghue as Tommy Rooney & Tommy Walsh bring you ALL of the reaction from Croke Park where Limerick, where once again crowded All-Ireland Senior Hurling champions!SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/joinHurling on Off The Ball is with Applegreen!

Galway Senior Hurling Manager Micheal Donoghue spoke to Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan after defeat to Limerick in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon.

With the All-Ireland hurling final at Croke Park, the World Cup final this evening as Spain take on Argentina, the final round of The Open, and a look back at Ireland's defeat to New Zealand yesterday, Pat is joined by Off the Ball's John Duggan & Tommy Rooney.

As the build up continues to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final on Sunday (19th July 2026), Galway Bay FM's hurling team came to studio on Friday (17th) to look ahead to the BIG MATCH. Sean Walsh was joined by Andy Coen, Johnny Coen, Cyril Farrell and Niall Canavan.  While on the line, the Examiner's Eoghan Cormican and 2017 All-Ireland senior winning captain David Burke shared their thoughts. == Throw-in at Croke Park on Sunday is 3.30pm and we'll have LIVE coverage here on Galway Bay FM. The 'Over The Line' weekend preview show with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly broadcasts every Friday evening from 7pm.

The 2026 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship comes to an end this weekend when Galway and Limerick meet in the decider at Croke Park.Joining Ciara to look ahead to the big game is former Limerick Hurler Ollie Moran and former Galway hurler and All Ireland winning captain in 2017 David Burke.

It's a unique pairing in championship football in this year's TG4 All-Ireland senior ladies football semi-final as Galway and Armagh come together this Saturday (18th July 2026) with a place in Croke Park two weeks later the prize on offer. While they've frequently clashed in the league, and are both regular contenders at the business end of the season, this is the first time they've crossed paths in summer warfare since the same stage 20 years previously (2006). A Barbara Hannon winner was disallowed, despite video evidence suggesting it was a score.  Armagh went up the field to get the decisive score, beating Galway (1-13 to 1-12) to book their one final appearance so far. Galway beat Mayo 2-20 to 1-6 in their quarter-final; while Armagh were 3-9 to 1-12 victors against Kildare. Leading up to the game, Galway manager Daniel Moynihan has been chatting with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Throw-in at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, Longford on Saturday is 3.15pm and we'll have LIVE coverage here on Galway Bay FM. The other semi-final between Kerry and Dublin throws in at FBD Semple Stadium the same day at 5.15pm.

Tommy Rooney and Jonathan Higgins were on hand to get word from both camps as Limerick and Galway prepare to face off on Sunday at Croke Park for the Liam McCarthy Cup. Hear from Limerick player Will O'Donoghue and manager John Kiely, then hear from Galway manager Micheal Donoghue and later players Cathal and Padraic MannionHurling on Off The Ball with Applegreen

Get all the reaction from both All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals from Croke Park over the weekend as Mayo swept past Louth to secure their place in the final and Dublin felt hard done by as they lost out to a battling Kerry who hope to go back to back at Croke Park in 2 weeks time.You will hear firstly from Mayo manager Andy Moran and later Louth manager Gavin Devlin following Saturday's semi-final. Then you will hear from Kerry manager Jack O'Connor and finally Dublin manager Ger Brennan following Sunday's semi-final.Football on Off The Ball with Movember

Welcome along to The Football Pod; as we look back on a thrilling All-Ireland SFC semi-final weekend that saw Kerry and Mayo go through, and Wicklow's incredible Tailteann Cup win. EnjoyCHAPTERS(00:30) - Kerry take down Dublin; big calls and Paudie Clifford purring.(20:00) - Mayo's brilliant performance, Andy Moran on hype.(32:00) - Wonderful Wicklow's Tailteann Cup, Down and Louth fall apart. (48:00) - Paying tribute to the late, great Mick Leddy in Croke Park.(50:00) - Digging deeper into Dublin-Kerry and Mayo's moment.The Football Pod on Off the Ball is brought to you by Movember, Ahead of the Game, already reaching over 16,500 players, parents and coaches across Irish clubs with the tools to look after their mental health. Visit aheadofthegame.movember.com to find out how you can be part of it.Thanks for tuning in, we'll be back with our Members show on Wednesday. Chat then.

Hear from Jack O'Connor & Ger Brennan as Tommy Rooney & Paddy Andrews bring you ALL of the reaction from today's All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Dublin & Kerry at Croke Park!Gaelic Football on Off The Ball is with Movember - Ahead Of The Game!SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

Tommy Rooney was on hand at GAA HQ as Wicklow put on a show in the second half to upset Down and win the Tailteann Cup.Firstly, hear from Tommy, Paddy Andrews and James O'Donoghue as they react to the match. Then hear from manager Oisin McConville. Finally hear from Goalscorer Dean Healy.Gaelic Football on Off The Ball with Movember

Tommy Rooney was alongside James O'Donoghue in Croke Park as Mayo earned a comfortable victory over Louth to progress to the All Ireland final. Tommy also got the post-match thoughts of Mayo boss Andy Moran and Louth manager Gavin Devlin.Gaelic football on Off the Ball brought to you by Movember Ahead of the Game, already reaching over 16,500 players, parents and coaches across Irish clubs with the tools to look after their mental health. Visit aheadofthegame.movember.com to find out how you can be part of it.

North East Correspondent, Laura Hogan highlights the excitement surrounding this weekend's all Ireland semi-final clash between Louth and Mayo.

We come to our final game as we build up to Sunday's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final. Saturday, July 4th was a day that will be remembered forever as Galway booked their place in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final for the first time since 2018 with a stunning win over Cork at Croke Park. Galway started well, leading 1-4 to 0-3 after Darragh Neary goaled inside the first 10 minutes. The Tribesmen surrendered that lead when Alan Walsh raised a green flag for the rebels on 24 minutes, but the Westerner's stayed in touch going into half time 1-13 to 1-12 behind. Galway steered ahead down the stretch as nine points without reply with efforts from Cathal Mannion, Tom Monaghan, Conor Whelan, Gavin Lee and Ronan Glennon coupled with a second yellow card for Cork's Darragh Fitzgibbon saw Cork's grip on the game loosen. Conor Cooney rounded off the perfect afternoon for Micheal Donoghue's side as his goal in stoppage time giving Galway a 2-26 to 1-18 win.  The commentary of the game was by Sean Walsh, Cyril Farrell, Niall Canavan and Andy Coen.

As we continue our build up to Sunday's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final, Galway Bay FM looks back at all of Galway's games in the Leinster Championship and All-Ireland Series. Saturday the 6th of June saw Galway's Senior Hurlers become Leinster Champions for the first time since 2018 after an impressive 4-29 to 4-15 win over Dublin in Croke Park. Michael Donoghue's side impressed from the start and led by 1-15 to 1-11 at Half Time with the Galway goal coming from Darragh Neary. The second half saw Galway keep Dublin at arm's lengthand further goals from Aaron Niland (a penalty), Conor Cooney and John Fleming secured Galway title and a place in the All-Ireland Semi-Final. Commentary of the game from Sean Walsh, Andy Coen, Cyril Farrell and Niall Canavan.

Welcome to the Football Pod as we look ahead to a massive weekend of Gaelic Football with the Tailteann Cup final and two blockbuster All Ireland semi-finals this weekend!Chapers(00:00) - Intro; hurling, kiely and take that.(18:00) - Louth's Journey(20:30) - Mayo's Ghosts(36:00) - Tailteann Cup preview(41:00) - Dublin v Kerry showdown(56:00) - Dublin's resurgenceThe Football Pod on Off the Ball is brought to you by Movember, Ahead of the Game, already reaching over 16,500 players, parents and coaches across Irish clubs with the tools to look after their mental health. Visit aheadofthegame.movember.com to find out how you can be part of it.Thanks for tuning in, we've got plenty planned this week - a members pod wednesday, a bonus pod on thursday and we're doing a live show on Saturday outside Croke Park around 3pm. We'll be covering Saturday and Sundays games together for Off The Ball also on the radio.To become a member and access our exclusive content simply click: here: http://offtheball.com/join

In Part 2 of our special from Vicar Street on the Katie Taylor/Croker Park, it's a heavyweight special - fitting, given Muhammad Ali was the last fighter to headline there.‘No Carty, No Party' seems to be the case once again as Dublin heavyweight Thomas Carty takes on durable Doncaster puncher Dave Allen in a make-or-break fight for both men. Carty grew up dreaming of playing for Dublin at Croke Park. Allen, meanwhile, is barely aware of the place and, with respect, doesn't really care about its significance. We hear from both on why what happens between the ropes is all that matters.Katie's cousin, Molly ‘Meatball' McCann, a former UFC fighter, has secured a slot on the bill as she looks to add to her 4-0 boxing record in Dublin. We talk about the numbers game, the cold, hard currency of clicks, and why being kicked in the ring on her last visit to Ireland sent her career skyrocketing.Bobbi Flood, one of Ireland's brightest prospects, also tells us how his cheeky teenage prediction to Eddie Hearn almost - kinda, sorta - came true.And it wouldn't be a heavyweight special without Adam Olaniyan, the blessed Tallaght tower who's coming for them all. Everyone keeps saying this is once-in-a-lifetime stuff, that Croker will never happen again. All the while, Adam is planning his first world title defence there. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming up on the show, we will be reflecting on the weekends action, including Clare's Croke Park double header along with O'Callaghans Mills victory in the Clare Cup final

Tommy Rooney, Will O'Callaghan and Rachel Sheehan were on hand at Croke Park for the second All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final of the weekend which saw Limerick produce a late great performance to beat Clare and reach the All-Ireland final.Firstly, hear from Will who gives his FT report of the events at GAA HQ. Then, hear from both managers; Limerick's John Kiely and Clare's Brian Lohan. Then hear from Limerick players David Reidy and Nickie Quaid as they reflect on victory.Hurling on Off The Ball with Applegreen

All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joined Will O'Callaghan to review the All-Ireland semis live from Croke Park. Limerick will face Galway in a repeat of the 2018 decider. Aidan O'Connor's goal saw Munster champions Limerick snatch it against Clare, while Galway blew Cork away in the second-half on Saturday! The Hurling Pod on Off the Ball with Applegreen - helping you relax, recharge, and enjoy the journey ahead.

Rachel Sheehan was on hand at Croke Park for Tipperary's comprehensive win over Clare to send the county to the All-Ireland Semi-Finals with home advantage at Thurles in 3 weeks time.Hear from Tipperary manager James Heffernan and Clare manager Eugene Foudy as they react to the events at GAA HQCamogie on Off The Ball

Jonathan Higgins was on hand at Croke Park as Kilkenny needed extra time to right the wrongs of previous years and get to the All-Ireland semi-finals once again.Firstly, hear from Jonathan as he gives his FT AET report of the events. Then, hear from Kilkenny's Laura Murphy and Waterford manager Michael Boland.Camogie on Off The Ball

Tommy Rooney and Jonathan Higgins were on hand at GAA HQ as Galway shook the status quo and knocked out Cork with a comprehensive win booking their place at the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final on July 19th.Firstly, hear from Jonathan as he gives his FT report of the match. Then, hear from former Kilkenny hurler Tommy Walsh as he breaks down where the game was won alongside Tommy Rooney. Next, you will hear from Galway manager Micheál Donoghue and later Cork manager Ben O'Connor. Finally, you will hear from Galway players Tom Monaghan, Padraic Mannion and Darren Morrisey.Hurling on Off The Ball with Applegreen

Galway manager Micheal Donoghue spoke to Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan after defeating Cork in the All-Ireland semi-final on Saturday afternoon at Croke Park.

Coming up, we are focusing on Sunday's huge Croke Park double header for Clare's hurlers and camogie side, while also looking ahead to Saturday's Will We Go Clare Cup final

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to chat about the upcoming sporting fixtures for the weekend. - All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Final: Clare vs Limerick (Sunday, Croke Park, 4pm)  - All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Quarter-Final: Clare vs Tipperary (Sunday, Croke Park, 1:30pm)  Image (c) Clare FM

It's all about the Croke Park build-up as the Katie Taylor undercard starts to take shape — and Matt Brennan caught up with a few of the Irish names set for a historic night on September 5th.Paddy Donovan talks about getting the Tyrone McKenna fight made, the pressure of a must-win in Germany, and why he believes it's “his time” now as he pushes back towards world-title contention.We also hear the excitement from Adam Olaniyan (still unbeaten and chasing activity), Bobbi Flood on walking out in his grandad's old Dublin jersey, and Thomas Carty on the Dave Allen matchup — plus the “next heavyweight in Croke Park after Muhammad Ali” feeling.SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

Clare camogie joint captain Abby Walsh says the squad are relishing the opportunity to perform in front of a number Clare crowd in the All Ireland Quarter Final. Eugene Foudy's side take on Tipperary in the last six having come through their group campaign with four wins from five games. The game forms part of a double header with the senior hurlers, All Ireland Semi Final against Limerick. The Scariff Ogonnelloe clubwoman says they're keen to deliver a victory for the large Banner contingent to celebrate.

The undercard for Katie Taylor's Croke Park fight on September 5th has been officially confirmed - not that she needed one, judging by how ticket sales are said to have gone.In Part 1 of our special from Vicar Street, we hear from Jamie Conlan on how some of these fights came together. He manages Tyrone McKenna, who is in tough against heavy-handed world title challenger Paddy Donovan.We hear from both men on their all-Irish battle and why, for one, it's the biggest fight of his life - while for the other, it's a chance to have fun, lead his people to hallowed turf, and give them a day in the sun.Also on the card, Irish Olympic boxer Emmet Brennan - who grew up in the shadow of Croker - faces a monster test against UK KO artist Taylor Bevan. Emmet talks about what it's been like spending 18 months out of the ring, his delight at landing a slot like this, and why he credits quitting alcohol with so much of his recent success. He also explains why he believes he can exploit weaknesses in Bevan and earn himself a bumper promotional deal.There's an all-Irish clash at middleweight too, as Paul Ryan takes on Paddy Gallagher - both of whom have been guests on the show to tell their stories in 2026. We check in with both as they come to terms with winning the golden ticket so many of their fellow boxers coveted: a backstage pass on Jones' Road and the chance to say, “I fought there.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eddie Hearn is back in Dublin as the undercard for Katie Taylor's huge September 5th Croke Park night begins to take shape — and he says the buzz in the room tells you everything about what's coming.He chats about signing UFC star Ian Garry, the rivalry with Dana White, and why fighters' profiles need to be pushed beyond fight night.Hearn runs through the Irish-heavy undercard, explains why having “so many fights” matters for turning new fans into boxing fans, and hints at major Irish music acts as part of a full entertainment spectacle — with talks also ongoing about wider TV coverage in Ireland.SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/join

It's the official launch of our Katie Taylor September 5 Croke Park show undercard with this special press conference hosted by Eddie Hearn in Dublin featuring: * Dave Allen vs Thomas Carty * Paddy Donovan vs Tyrone McKenna * Joe McGrail vs Matthew Boreland * Taylor Bevan vs Emmet Brennan * Molly McCann vs Sylwia Doligala * Plus more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Clare will find out their opponents in the quarter final of the All Ireland Camogie Championship this morning. The Banner booked their spot in the last six with a 0-16 to 1-8 victory over Offaly in Birr. Clare will face off against either Waterford or Tipperary in Croke Park this weekend.  Boss Euege Foudy says his side showed great determination to grind out the win.

Welcome along to The Football Pod; James joins Paddy and Tommy, who are still in Croke Park to break down where the four quarter-finals were won and lost, and discuss the tantalising semi-final pairing. We also announce details of Off The Ball's big Gaelic Football All-Ireland Final Roadshow in Croke Park...(we'll be there too - tickets out now!)CHAPTERS(00:30) - Football, Gaelic Football, bloody hell - stars shoot the lights out.(07:00) - Semi-final draw reaction and Sundays chat: Dublin beat Galway, epic Louth win.(25:00) - Roadshow details!(26:00) - Breaking down Kerry-Tyrone and Mayo-Cork. The Football Pod on Off the Ball is brought to you by Movember, Ahead of the Game, already reaching over 16,500 players, parents and coaches across Irish clubs with the tools to look after their mental health. Visit aheadofthegame.movember.com to find out how you can be part of it.Thanks for tuning in, we'll be back for our members show later this week.

Jonathan Higgins and Tommy Rooney report from Croke Park where there was an action packed day of All-Ireland football quarter finals. They chat to the managers and players after Louth overcome Monaghan and Dublin sent Galway home.Gaelic Football on Off The Ball with Movember

John Duggan and Ben Symes are on hand to bring you all the news on this Sunday afternoon as the World Cup Group Stage is over, with 64 matches already played, there are just 40 to go between now and July 19th. Tommy Rooney also joins live from Croke Park ahead of Monaghan's Quarter-Final showdown against Louth. The Newsround on Off The Ball

Off The Ball's GAA Correspondent Tommy Rooney was in Croke Park alongside Donie Smith for the double header All Ireland Quarterfinals between Mayo and Cork, and Kerry and Tyrone, which saw Mayo and Kerry advance to the All Ireland semifinals!Tommy also caught up with former Football Pod member Andy Moran after Mayo's quarterfinal, as well as Tyrone duo Michael McKernan and Darren McCurry. Meanwhile, Jonathan Higgins got the post game thoughts of Moran, and Cork's John Cleary, as well as Kerry boss Jack O'Connor, and Tyrone manager Malachy O'Rourke.Gaelic football on Off the Ball brought to you by Movember Ahead of the Game, already reaching over 16,500 players, parents and coaches across Irish clubs with the tools to look after their mental health. Visit aheadofthegame.movember.com to find out how you can be part of it.

Ruairi is in the hot seat on a disappointing day for the Cork footballers - we get reaction from Croke Park from the Rebels and from Mayo, and Ger McCarthy gives us his expert opinion. Also, Cork camogie star Amy O'Connor, Ruairí Keating and Barry Robson on Cork City's win over Bray, and we talk softball with the Cork Bandits.

Clare have reached a second successive All Ireland senior camogie quarter final. Eugene Foudy's side held off a strong challenge from Offaly to run out winners by 0-16 to 1-8 in Birr.  It means they will now potentially play as part of a Croke Park double header with the hurlers on Sunday next; with their opponents to be decided on Monday morning.  Joint captain Clare Hehir says the side are proud to bounce back from last week's defeat in the manner they did.

George Hendy joins Maul or Nothing live from Ibiza after Northampton Saints' 2026 PREM Rugby final win over Exeter Chiefs.The matchwinner talks Saints celebrations, scoring the decisive tries, why this title feels different from two years ago, and the slightly chaotic aftermath of trying to serenade the Saints faithful on stage.The boys also get stuck into the Henry Pollock Player of the Match debate, whether the stats really backed up the award, and why Northampton looked such worthy champions.Elsewhere, Ryan recovers from the Dublin fiesta as the show breaks down Leinster's 36-7 URC final win over the Bulls at Croke Park, Sam Prendergast's performance, James Lowe's fishy farewell, Joe McCarthy winding up Ryan, and whether another Bulls final collapse says anything about England vs South Africa.Plus: Leo Cullen's confirmed Leinster exit at the end of the 2026-27 season, Maro Itoje being rested, Jamie George captaining England, Noah Caluori's call-up, Benhard Janse van Rensburg, and whether PREM Rugby moving play-offs to neutral venues from 2029-30 is genius or madness.Sponsored by Refund Club and Wolfcraig.00:00 Introduction - Max Holding things together 03:13 Pub Chat05:12 The Prem Final08:55 George Hendy Joins14:24 Sing-Songs, Potholes & Pollock as MoM29:13 New Prem format for knock out stages31:20 URC Final33:31 Joe McCarthy & James Lowe interviews36:50 Leo's Leaving; who comes in for Cullen42:12 Summer Nations Championship Chat47:21 Wolfcraig.com Use MAUL for 20% off Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lewis Crocker surrendered his IBF world welterweight title after a gruelling battle with Liam Paro in Brisbane.Having won the belt in his closely contested rematch with Paddy Donovan at Windsor Park last September, the Croc was handed a stern first defence: a trip Down Under to face the home favourite.And he very nearly pulled it off, coming on strong in the late rounds and showing much of his feted power as he hurt Paro down the stretch and came close to getting him out of there in a desperate final round.We discuss the bout, and what's next for both fighters, on today's show.Renowned Australian journalist Grantlee Kieza joins us to give his view of the contest, as well as to discuss his time in the corner of his country's boxing GOAT, Jeff Fenech, and his long association with heavyweight Joe Bugner.Lewis' sister, Alanna Nihell, also comes on to tell us why her younger brother won't be too downhearted in defeat and why he's still got the world at his feet.Alanna also tells us why she'll be front and centre at Croke Park on September 5 for her old friend's last dance, 25 years after facing Katie Taylor in the IABA's first sanctioned female bout at the National Stadium.Finally, the voice of boxing in Belfast, David Mohan of BBC Sport NI, gives us his analysis of the Crocker-Paro war.Podcast photo credit: No Limit Boxing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The lads unpack a massive weekend of finals rugby as the Northampton Saints are crowned champions of England and Leinster go back to back! We get stuck into how Saints proved they're more than just razzle dazzle, grinding out a proper final win over a very good Exeter side, with George Hendy coming up clutch yet again and Henry Pollock continuing his takeover as the main character. Hendy joins the pod from a beer garden fresh from the celebrations to talk through the win, the party, and George Furbank's fairytale Saints send-off . We also head to Croke Park, where Leinster absolutely blew the Bulls away to go back-to-back in the URC, with Sam Prendergast putting in a statement performance, Handre Pollard having a night to forget and some big Ireland injury worries coming out of it. Plus, there's chat on Leo Cullen's future, England XV's strange outing against France, the Boks battering the Barbarians, Super Rugby chaos and loads more. Settle back, enjoy, and make sure you're subscribed on Spotify. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Coming up on the show, we will look back on Clare's win over Dublin in the All Ireland hurling quarter final and begin the look ahead to the showdown with Limerick in Croke Park. We also reflect on Clare's loss to Kilkenny in the All Ireland camogie championship and assess their chances of possibly making it a Banner double header in HQ on July 5th

Cork boss John Cleary chats with Ger McCarthy about the superb win over Donegal, and looks ahead to Monday's All Ireland quarter finals draw.

Rugby: Die Bulle se afrigter Johan Ackermann sê ongeag die weer in Ierland vanaand, is hulle gereed vir Leinster in die Verenigde Rugbykampioenskap-eindstryd. Hy sê hulle gaan die geleentheid geniet en alles uithaal. Die veld op Croke Park in Dublin is glo in 'n onberispelike toestand, met 'n natuurlike 100-persent grasoppervlak. Kaptein Marcell Coetzee sê dit is 'n voorreg en 'n groot geleentheid om in die eindstryd te speel, en die span wil die meeste daarvan maak. Die afskop is vanaand om half-nege Namibiese tyd. Coetzee het met die Vereniging van Uitsaai Veterane gepraat, wat sy spesiale boodskap vir die span se plaaslike ondersteuners met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus gedeel het.

Ger Gilroy, Keith Treacy and Dara Smith-Naughton are here to bring you the morning papers.Tune in as they break down the biggest sporting stories of the day, including Cape Verde's draw with Spain, the latest All-Ireland Championship fixtures, and much more.Off The Ball Breakfast LIVE weekdays from 7:30am !Viagra Connect 50mg film-coated tablets. Contains sildenafil. For adult men with erectile dysfunction. Subject to suitability. Maximum dosage one 50mg tablet per day. Always read the label.

The boxing world is buzzing with major fight announcements, championship action, and blockbuster rumors! On this episode of Ringside Reporter, we break down all the latest boxing news and preview the biggest fights of the weekend.

The All-Ireland Hurling Championship was launched in Blarney GAA on Monday, at his home club, Mark Coleman spoke to Rachel Sheehan about the closing moments of the Munster final.Aaron Niland brings silverware home from Croke Park, much to his father's delight, Eddie Gibbons explains what Dublin were missing against Galway & Cillian Sampson on how Offaly captain Charlie Mitchell is still a source of inspiration from the side line.

The Prem season went down to the absolute wire but we have our semi finals locked in as Northampton Saints host Leicester Tigers and Bath face Exeter Chiefs at the Rec. One step ahead of the Prem, the URC has its finalists with Leinster edging the Stormers and Bulls completing a shocking comeback against Glasgow to earn a shot at silverware at Croke Park. Jim, Goodey & Producer Rob break down all the controversy, big plays and bigger players as well as chatting through all the OTHER NEWS from this week… Including a MEGA contract extension for Andy Farrell, changes to The Rugby Championship AND a Springbok coach jumping ship. We also have Cadan Murley in the studio to take us behind the scenes in the England dressing room, previewing their upcoming battle with the Springboks, telling us what an Ellis Genge Pre-Match speech is really like AND what it means to pull on that special white jersey. Sign up to NordVPN by going to http://nordvpn.com/rugbypod to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 additional months free. It's completely risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Tuesday's Rugby Daily, I'm Cameron Hill.Coming up, another Croke Park date for Leinster in the URC final, but is there enough buy-in from fans?Tributes paid to former IRFU chief executive Philip Browne, who has died at the age of 66.And with his Leinster exit imminent, news on where James Lowe will end up next...Rugby on Off The Ball with Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting