Podcasts about Croke Park

Sinead and Gavin take a look at a new policy that seeks to enhance the country's international reputation through sport - while the government argues that a football game against Israel should not be politicised.Gav went along to the launch of the International Sports Diplomacy Framework on Tuesday to see what it was about, and to get answers on why the government seems to be speaking out of both sides of its mouth.Also up for discussion is how this policy extends Ireland's ambition to host big events, such as the Ryder Cup and NFL games, while modest local facilities in the shadow of Croke Park are under threat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

6 ans après la fin de sa carrière, Vincent Clerc détient toujours le record d'essais du Top 14.101 réalisations qui l'érigent parmi les plus grands joueurs de rugby de tous les temps.Pourtant, jusqu'à ses 18 ans, rien ne prédestine ce jeune Grenoblois à une carrière au plus haut niveau.Vincent le dit lui-même : “je ne pensais pas du tout avoir le potentiel”.Mais sa passion dévorante pour le ballon ovale, sa pugnacité et sa capacité de travail supérieure à la moyenne finissent par payer, et tout s'accélère du jour au lendemain.Alors qu'il n'évolue qu'en Pro D2, il est repéré par le Stade Toulousain, où il construira ensuite toute sa carrière. Une deuxième famille avec laquelle il soulève 3 boucliers de Brennus (n'hésitez pas à demander à votre IA préférée si vous n'avez pas la référence) et remporte 3 titres de champion d'Europe.En 2018, Vincent raccroche les crampons et entame une reconversion inattendue. Il se lance dans la reprise d'un restaurant McDonald's au cœur de Toulouse, sa ville de cœur.Aujourd'hui, il gère 2 établissements, 80 employés et ne compte absolument pas s'arrêter là.Dans cet épisode, nous revenons sur le parcours hors du commun de Vincent :Comment il est passé de la deuxième division à l'équipe de France en 8 moisLa recette pour performer dans la durée, sans enchaîner les blessuresComment appréhender la pression et s'en servir comme moteurSon plan pour monter un empire de la restaurationDécouvrez un homme qui a marqué à jamais le plus prestigieux championnat de rugby du monde et qui s'attaque avec la même détermination au monde de la restauration.Vous pouvez contacter Vincent sur LinkedIn et Instagram.TIMELINE:00:00:00 : Le supplément d'âme qui fait gagner sur un terrain00:13:54 : « Jusqu'à 18 ans, je ne pensais pas avoir de potentiel »00:22:21 : Guy Novès : entraîneur, mentor mais aussi beau-père00:29:01 : Le rugby est-il devenu trop dangereux ?00:35:11 : Être galvanisé par la pression00:51:51 : Gérer l'intensité pour être performant plus longtemps01:01:53 : La semaine type d'un rugbyman professionnel01:08:27 : Atteindre de grands objectifs avec la stratégie des petits pas01:14:51 : Perdre une finale de coupe du monde pour 1 point01:25:46 : « Je ne lisais jamais la presse, ni après un bon, ni après un mauvais match »01:35:09 : Combien ça gagne un joueur de rugby ?01:40:14 : Le face-à-face légendaire avec les All Blacks01:49:50 : Raccrocher les crampons et se reconvertir dans la restauration01:59:20 : La rigueur nécessaire pour gérer 4 McDonald's02:09:40 : « Dans cette nouvelle vie, je ne me mets pas de limite »02:18:08 : Retrouver l'adrénaline de la réussite dans l'entrepreneuriatLes anciens épisodes de GDIY mentionnés : Romain Grosjean - Pilote de F1 & d'Indycar - L'adrénaline, la vitesse, la mort, le retour à la vie#137 - Yannick Noah - Tennisman, chanteur et humanitaire - Parler doucement pour se faire entendre fort#463 - Nicolas Spiess (Running Addict) - Campus - L'expert du running : transformer sa communauté en business rentable#479 - Nikola Karabatic - Champion de Handball - 22 titres sur 23 : la légende du sport français#413 - Alexandre Boucheix (Casquette Verte) - Ultra-Traileur - “Je suis jamais le meilleur mais j'adore briller”#300 - Mathieu Blanchard - Ultratrail et Aventure - Commencer le running à 26 ans et devenir une légende de l'ultratrailNous avons parlé de :Guy Novès, joueur puis entraineur du stade Toulousains et sélectionneur de l'équipe de FranceL'endurance fondamentaleLa victoire à Croke Park en 2007 contre l'IrlandeLa finale de coupe du monde 2011, perdue d'un pointLe principality stadium à CardiffL'équipe de France qui fait face au Haka des All Blacks en 2007 à CardiffLes recommandations de lecture :Manuel du guerrier de la lumière de Paulo CoelhoUn grand MERCI à nos sponsors : Squarespace : https://squarespace.com/doitQonto: https://qonto.com/r/2i7tk9 Brevo: brevo.com/doit eToro: https://bit.ly/3GTSh0k Payfit: payfit.com Club Med : clubmed.frCuure : https://cuure.com/product-onely (réduction en cours avec le code MSTEFANI)Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

With Will laid up this week, All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill were handed the reins of this week's Hurling Pod...They discussed Limerick stretching their unbeaten record against Tipp to 13 games, a battling draw between Dublin and Wexford at Croke Park, Kilkenny narrowly overcoming Waterford and Kildare putting it up to Clare. The Hurling Pod on Off the Ball with Applegreen - helping you relax, recharge, and enjoy the journey ahead.

The only way is up for the Cork footballers... The Echo Podcast looks at the Rebels' terrific start to the league after a third successive league victory leaves them in a strong position to gain promotion back to Division 1, bridging an 11-year gap.John Cleary's side were heavy favourites in Tullamore but haven't always handled that tag well, which allied to their inconsistency in recent years, meant the trip to Offaly was loaded with danger.A brilliant first half was crucial to the result, with Cork leading by nine points at the break, thanks in no small part to a Colm O'Callaghan brace of goals from midfield.A third green flag raised by Mark Cronin in the third quarter effectively sealed it but the hosts, despite being against the wind in the second half, battled until the end and had the gap down to five points at the finish.Ultimately, the result was all that mattered and it was never in doubt.Cork are at home to Meath in Páirc Uí Rinn next where a victory would be huge given the Royals are also unbeaten with three wins on the board.With genuine momentum, having won the McGrath Cup on Kerry turf in January, it's time for the supporters to get out in force for the Meath clash. The footballers deserve and need their backing.There's also a look back at the Sigerson Cup final where missed goal chances cost UCC though a handful of Leesiders in UL colours did collect the cup at Croke Park.On the hurling front, with the hurlers off until March 1, the podcast crew discuss the trends from the first three games, who from the extended squad deserves a go in the remaining matches and whether Ben O'Connor will continue to go all-in at every interview.His fiery approach is delighting the national media while also taking the heat off the Cork players who are still trying to escape the shadow of last year's All-Ireland final nightmare.Plus, after an excellent showing for UL in the Fitzgibbon Cup final where he was in contention for Man of the Match, is Jack Leahy hard done by not to be in the Cork hurling squad?Now in its fourth season, every week Éamonn Murphy is joined by The Echo team, including Barry O'Mahony, Denis Hurley, Rory Noonan, Jack McKay, John Horgan and more to discuss all the latest Cork GAA news on and off the field. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Sheehan reflected on Saturday's extraordinary match between Meath and Louth at Croke Park, which saw Louth apparently dead and buried at half time, only to see them roar back in the second half, yet lose to an amazing two point Meath score with the final kick of the match. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oisin Kirk and PJ Callaghan, Louth & Meath supporters, had the banter ahead of the county's clash in Croke Park tomorrow. Tracy White Lyons had a Valentine's card story for the ages, tenor Sean Tester is Italy bound and David Sheehan brought us his weekend sports preview. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Football Pod is back and looking forward to a major weekend in the National Football Leagues - we pick out some of the feature games in Division 2 and Division 1, we're also chatting ahead of the 2026 Sigerson Cup final in Croke Park tonight, as UL take on UCC.Chapters(01:00) - (14:00) - Around the Grounds - league fixtures in Division 3 and 4.(18:00) - Tyrone v Cavan - the fine line between trouble and promotion(27:00) - Louth's mental challenge v Meath's new-found size.(35:00) - Big boys clash - Donegal v Mayo preview(43:00) - Relegation calling - Dublin v Monaghan The Football Pod is brought to you every week, thanks to AIB. Proud supporters of the AIB All-Ireland club championships for men's football, hurling, ladies football and Camogie. Because we believe support is what gets you the life you're truly after.

Laois are back in intermediate camogie following their All-Ireland premier junior title win last year and have a Division 2A campaign ahead.  But last year in Croke Park, Laois were back.

There were no shortage of talking points on the Echo Podcast after an early-season All-Ireland final rematch.Cork were deserved winners in a game that, as captain Darragh Fitzgibbon told RTÉ when collecting his Man of the Match prize after, the home side needed to win more. Tipp have the Liam MacCarthy Cup tucked away for now, so won't lose any sleep about this result, especially when the priority is mid-April when the rivals collide in the opening round of the Munster series.The first half was pretty lively in front of a record Páirc crowd of 30,910 as Cork, with a stronger starting 15 selected, had the edge. There was a bit of needle, and a harsh black card that led to a Declan Dalton penalty which Rhys Shelley saved, before a massive scrap coming up to half-time.It kicked off when Willie Connors and Alan Connolly collided off the ball and when it was over, Shane Barrett and Jason Forde paid the price for getting involved by seeing red. Linesman Johnny Murphy had a big say in Liam Gordon's decision and Barrett and Forde were unlucky to be singled out.Ben O'Connor reckoned it was nothing but a bit of pushing and shoving and refs are under too much pressure from accessors to flash cards. Does he make a strong case? Whether or which, the sting was taken out of the second half and while Tipp didn't seem too bothered about the result, they still brought in some high-calibre subs to stay in the hunt.Eoghan Connolly landed some boomers from distance. Darragh McCarthy came on to a chorus of boos from Cork fans and whatever about his slow free-taking style, it was totally unfair on the gifted Tipp tyro.Fitzgibon and Alan Connolly are on the placed balls for Cork ahead of Dalton but the jury is out in terms of their reliability in comparison to the retired Patrick Horgan.Cork have three wins on the bounce but there are still plenty of places up for grabs. William Buckley is looking lively in attack while Eoin Downey is settling at wing-back but is Daire O'Leary the answer in the number three geansaí? And where does Ciarán Joyce slot in?The half-forwards are shooting the lights out under O'Connor but Cork do have less of a goal threat. They drew a blank on Saturday night having raised at least one green flag per game for the previous 18 competitive fixtures.There's also a discussion on the idea being pushed by the national media that Cork are now a 'nasty team' under O'Connor's watch. It's pure nonsense argue the Echo Podcast crew.There's also plenty on football, with Cork away to Offaly next Sunday and UCC in Croke Park for the Sigerson Cup final as they look to emulate their camogie side that captured the Ashbourne Cup for the first time since 2003.Now in its fourth season, every week Éamonn Murphy is joined by The Echo team, including Barry O'Mahony, Denis Hurley, Rory Noonan, Jack McKay, John Horgan and more to discuss all the latest Cork GAA news on and off the field. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From his time as a ballboy in his youth, Dan Rooney has been involved with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the son of president Art Rooney II has taken a bigger role in the team's off-the-field affairs over the last few years in his role as vice president of business development and strategy. That included the rousing success that was the Steelers' trip to Dublin, Ireland to play the Minnesota Vikings at Croke Park, and also the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft, which Pittsburgh will host for the first time in the modern era. For the first time, the younger Rooney was also involved in the process as the Steelers made a transition at head coach this offseason, helping to hire new head coach Mike McCarthy. Dan Rooney sat down with Alan Saunders of Steelers Now at Super Bowl LX in San Francisco to touch base on the excitement leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft, the Steelers' international future and more: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NFL UK General Manager Henry Hodgson joins Conor to talk about the future of NFL international games, what the Australian game will learn from Croke Park, and how despite there being no 2026 Dublin game the league will still strive to grow the game in Ireland this year.

David Denieffe chats to CRKC about the GAA Club Summit in Croke Park on 07.02.2026

The fourth and final stop on the Nations Pod Guide is Ireland's Fair City. From Croke Park to the Aviva, from Temple Bar to Ballsbridge - Chris, Tom and GRO discuss what makes Dublin special and so much more than a rugby city. Tom teaches us about Ross O'Carroll-Kelly, we get the lowdown on his favourite Dublin pubs and playwrights, and he even recites some poetry! But it's not all highbrow conversation, we get stuck into Temple Bar, the Guinness and what's it like on Paddy's Day during a Six Nations weekend. How does the Aviva's atmosphere compare to the other home nations' stadiums? And what is the greatest achievement in Irish rugby history? Plus, we revisit England's visit to Lansdowne Road in 2003 and the cultural and historical significance of their match at Croke Park in 2007.

Happy Thursday folks, we have a bit of a special episode for you today! In light of Katie Taylor's comments about her desire to play Croke Park and the acknowledgement that were she a male fighter, she'd be a multi-multi-millionaire by now, the Word On The Street crew looked into the gender pay gap in sport, with a particular focus on tennis as an example of a sport where active change has been made. We chat to Racquet magazine co-founder Caitlin Thompson about Billie Jean King's legacy, best of 3 v best of 5, and much more!Have a topic or thought in mind? Send us a DM on @offtheball on all our social platforms or send us a WhatsApp at 087 9 180 180!

Off The Ball's Rachel Sheehan was in Croke Park for the launch of the LGFA National Football Leagues, where Katie Taylor was the keynote speaker.She spoke with former Dublin footballer Hannah Tyrrell, as well as Cavan's Shauna Lynch, Galway's Nicola Ward, Kerry's Danielle O Leary & Siofra O Shea, and Dublin's Carla Rowe.

Reporter, Marian O'Flaherty on the homecoming celebrations last night in Corca Dhuibhne to welcome home West Kerry's CLG Daingean Uí Chúis following their victory in Croke Park on Sunday against St Bridget's Roscommon in the All-Ireland Senior Club Final.

Tuesday's Newsround is jam-packed folks, so join Eoin Sheahan, Mick McCarthy, and Stephen Doyle as they bring you through today's biggest news stories. There are plenty of potential upsets in the Champions League, some interesting team news for the Six Nations, and an appearance from Katie Taylor at Croke Park

Hopes for a Katie Taylor fight in Croke Park have been reignited again today. The world champion boxer says she would love to have the opportunity to fight in the historic stadium.Newstalk Reporter Josh Crosbie has been speaking with those involved in boxing to find out what chances we have to witness a potential bout. He joins Ciara to discuss.

The 2026 National Football Leagues launches in Croke Park today, but how far have we come with closing the gap between coverage of men's and women's sport?Joining Andrea to discuss is Corporate Affairs Director with Lidl Eimear O'Sullivan, Footballer for Armagh Aimee Mackin and former Ireland International rugby player Andrew Trimble.

Paschal Sheehy reports from West Kerry where Daingean Uí Chúis prepare for this weekend's All-Ireland hurling and football club finals where they will be facing Roscommon senior football champions, St Brigid's.

Pat McGrath, Western Correspondent, visits Roscommon ahead of St. Brigid's All-Ireland club final clash against Daingean Uí Chúis at Croke Park this Sunday.

Reporter, Sally-Ann Barrett visits Loughrea ahead of to this weekend's All Ireland Senior Club Finals at Croke Park between St Brendan's of Loughrea and Ballygunner of Waterford.

We were joined by Eoin Bradley (Glenullin) and Aidan Walsh (An Ghaeltacht) ahead of their AIB GAA Football All-Ireland Intermediate Club Championship Final in Croke Park. A historic club championship season, defined by thrilling encounters and unprecedented journeys, culminates in the eagerly anticipated AIB GAA Football Intermediate and Junior club finals taking centre stage on Sunday January 11th.

Tommy Rooney is joined by Fergal Boland (Tooreen) and Keith Ryan (Upperchurch Drombane) ahead of their AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Intermediate Club Championship Final in Croke Park. A historic club championship season, defined by thrilling encounters and unprecedented journeys, culminates in eagerly anticipated AIB GAA Hurling Intermediate and Junior club finals taking centre stage on Saturday January 10th.

Rachel Sheehan was joined by Philip Wall (Cill Briotáin) and Finian Cawley (Easkey) ahead of the AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Junior Club Championship Final in Croke Park. A historic club championship season, defined by thrilling encounters and unprecedented journeys, culminates in eagerly anticipated AIB GAA Hurling Intermediate and Junior club finals taking centre stage on Saturday January 10th.

At a time when there are media think pieces galore about how atomised entertainment is, how people don't talk about TV like they used to; how the music industry is fractured beyond repair; and how young people are too stuck to their screens to engage in real-life politics, 2025 proved all that wrong.RTÉ's smash hit reality TV show Traitors Ireland was a ratings juggernaut that dished up endless water-cooler moments. Oasis played two triumphant Croke Park gigs, with all talk about eye-watering ticket prices forgotten in the blazing sunshine and general euphoria. And Kneecap's frontman Liam Óg hAnnaidh aka Mo Chara's London court appearances became mini-festivals with music mixing with politics.And then where was Lily Allen's tell-all album, West End Girl and presidential hopeful Maria Steen and her handbag.These and other much-talked about highlights are picked over by Aideen Finnegan from the Irish Times podcast team and journalist Niamh Browne.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seven weeks after being crowned back-to-back county champions, Loughrea chase a first appearance in Croke Park in 19 years this Sunday (21st December 2025) when they go up against Derry's Slaughtneil in the  AIB All-Ireland senior club hurling semi-final. Both teams reached this stage 12 months ago but came up just one point short in their respective fixtures, and this game could define both clubs' seasons. Leading up to the game, Loughrea manager Tommy Kelly has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan. == Throw-in at Parnell Park on Sunday is 1.30pm and we'll have LIVE coverage here on Galway Bay FM.

Kilkerrin-Clonberne manager Willie Ward joined George McDonagh and John Mulligan on Monday's 'Over the Line' to discuss their victory over St. Ergnat's, Moneyglass, which sealed their fifth All-Ireland Championship in a row on Saturday at Croke Park.

Kilkerrin-Clonberne's Nicola Ward speaks to Tommy Devane at Croke Park after her side were crowned All-Ireland Senior Football Champions for the fifth consecutive time...

Tommy Devane from Croke Park, where Caltra Cuans were defeated in the All-Ireland Intermediate LGFA Championship Final on Saturday afternoon.

Kilkerrin-Clonberne's Lynsey Noone spoke to Darren Kelly after victory over St Ergnat's in Croke Park on Saturday...

Darren Kelly reports from Croke Park where Kilkerrin-Clonberne were crowned All-Ireland Champions after a 2-5 to 1-8 victory over St. Ergnat's Moneyglass...

The commentary from Tommy Devane and Niamh Duggan at Croke Park as Kilkerrin-Clonberne defeated St. Ergnat's, Moneyglass, to win their fifth All-Ireland Senior Title in a row...

Kilkerrin-Clonberne's Eva Noone spoke to Tommy Devane after her side were crowned All-Ireland Senior LGFA Champions, after defeating St. Ergnat's, Moneyglass at Croke Park on Saturday evening on a scoreline of 2-8 to 1-5...

Caltra Cuans Manager Peter Birch spoke to Darren Kelly after his side were defeated by Knockbride in the All-Ireland LGFA Intermediate Final on Saturday afternoon at Croke Park on a scoreline of 3-10 to 0-4.

The commentary from Darren Kelly and Niamh Duggan as Caltra Cuans were defeated by Knockbride in the All-Ireland Intermediate Final on a scoreline of 3-10 to 0-4 at Croke Park...

Topics covered : Anxiety, panic attacks, agoraphobia, family, music, fame. In my final episode of 2025, I'm joined by the one and only Mr. Garron Noone.He has built an incredibly loyal — and ever-growing — online community, with 2.5 million followers on Instagram and 2.2 million on TikTok. But behind the viral videos is someone with real depth and in this conversation, we go far beyond the comedy.Garron speaks openly about his mental health and his struggles with anxiety, and the impact it had on him through his teens and early twenties in particular. He also shares the tools and perspectives that help him navigate life today — offering genuinely grounding wisdom for anyone finding things tough.We also look back on the year gone by — including one massive highlight: performing with Robbie Williams in Croke Park in front of 80,000 people this summer. And we chat about his plans for Christmas…and what he has in store for the year ahead.I hope you enjoy it!Also, I'll be back on the 9th of January with a brand-new season.Until then, feel free to dip into the archive, and ​thanks for the support all year.I'll chat to yee again soon and look after yourselves.Nollaig Shona, agus athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh go léir. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stephanie Punch of St Finbarr's GAA joins Eoin Sheahan ahead this weekends All Ireland Senior Camogie Club Final. The Final sees the Barrs take on Athenry in Croke Park.

Killkerrin-Clonberne manager Willie Ward and Caltra Cuans manager Peter Birch join Paul to look ahead to this Saturday's All-Ireland senior and intermediate ladies football club championship finals.Subscribe for more content!If you have any questions or thoughts for upcoming podcasts, email the maroonwhitepod@gmail.com.

Kilkerrin-Clonberne's Chairperson Freddy Gannon spoke to John Mulligan ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Final in Croke Park. He spoke about the semi-final victory over Comeragh Rangers and the preparations in the club ahead of the big day...

Caltra Cuans player Laura Naughton spoke to Darren Kelly ahead of the All-Ireland Intermediate Final clash with Knockbride of Cavan. She spoke about her side's journey to the final and what it means to play in Croke Park with her club...

Caltra Cuans Captain, Denise Kelly, who has lifted two titles for her club already this year, and played in Caltra Ahascragh's All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Final defeat last year, also spoke to Darren Kelly ahead of the Knockbride decider at Croke Park...

Caltra Cuans manager Peter Birch spoke to Darren Kelly ahead of his side's All-Ireland Intermediate Final against Knockbride of Cavan in Croke Park on Saturday afternoon at 2 pm. Caltra Cuans had a dramatic last-gasp victory over St. Fechin's in the All-Ireland Semi-Final in Drogheda after dismantling St. Barry's of Roscommon by 3 goals in the Connacht Final. Birch's side will aim to become just the 5th Galway team to win an All-Ireland Ladies Intermediate crown and the first since Annaghdown in 2016...

On this week's show (30th November 2025): Heartbreak for Maigh Cuilinn in Connacht Senior Men's Football Final; Kilkerrin-Clonberne and Caltra Cuans book All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football Final places in Croke Park; Athenry senior camogie team will join them following their win over Dicksboro; Connacht deliver a five-star performance in the United Rugby Championship against the Sharks; All this and more. == The #fulltimewhistle is Sponsored by Getsetgo Game Changing online car, home and travel insurance that's faster, better and easier!

A special programme marking the anniversary of one of the worst days of violence of the War of Independence, with the support of the GAA Museum at Croke Park. With Colin Regan, Chris Shouldice, Michael Foley, Anthony Ryan, Anne Dolan, Paul Rouse and Louise Hogan

We're back with a new run of The Football Pod Club with AIB, and where better to start this four-episode series than a deep-dive with two of Kerry's All-Ireland Champions. Kerry Captain, Gavin White and their All-Star goalkeeper Shane Ryan joined Paddy, James and Tommy in Killarney for a chat about their lives in Gaelic Football, and their incredible 2025 season with the Kingdom. Enjoy!Chapters...(00:00) - Intro (01:30) - Club hopes and dreams, and a break in the off-season?(06:00) - Shane Ryan's soccer escapades and captain Gavin White.(12:00) - 2019 reflections, nearly stopping Dublin's five in-a-row. (15:00) - ‘The Reluctant Goalie' - Shane Ryan's year out from the Kerry camp.(20:00) - Growing as a Kerry footballer, Minors vs. Seniors debate.(27:00) - Kerry's 2025 journey and road to Sam(33:00) - New rules - space, kickouts, momentum.(38:00) - Inside Kerry's dressing room, recovering from defeat and the doubts.(45:00) - GAA fan culture and how the Kerry support rallied in Croke Park.(50:00) - Gavin White on ‘The Mon' and Killarney.(55:00) - Shane Ryan on Rathmore's All-Ireland run(01:00:00) - Quickfire GAA: Jack O'Connor, Sporting Heroes, Greatest thingThere's all of that and so much more across our hour with Shane and Gavin, recorded in Jimmy Briens bar in Killarney at the end of October.The Football Pod Club on Off the Ball…in partnership with AIB. Proud supporters of the AIB All-Ireland club championships for men's football, hurling, ladies football and Camogie. Because we believe support is what gets you the life you're truly after.Stay tuned for Episode 2 of the series, which will be released on Wednesday, December 3rd.Ep. 3 will be released on Wednesday, December 14th - as always, available to watch right here on Off the Ball's YouTube for free and to listen to on The Football Pod podcast feeds.

Munster sent shockwaves through Irish rugby with a statement win over Leinster at Croke Park, dismantling their biggest rivals to go joint top of the URC. Is it a shift in power, or a Lions hangover? Goodey, Big Jim and Biggs get stuck into the fallout from that fiery clash, the form of Jack Crowley, and what it all means for Andy Farrell's Ireland squad heading into the Autumn Nations Series. The lads also dig deep into Steve Borthwick's England squad announcement, including omissions, combinations, and some exciting star power coming through. We also wrap up all the weekend's domestic action, from Noah Caluori's five-try explosion for Saracens to Leicester's last-gasp win over Bath, and all the biggest talking points from the Prem and URC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the eve of the first ever National Football League game on Irish soil, Gregg Rosenthal sits down with the gridiron football authority of Ireland, Michael McQuaid, for a wide-ranging discussion about the context of the NFL in Ireland, what Croke Park will look like on Sunday, and what to expect from the Vikings and Steelers on what Gregg expects to be the first of many NFL games in Ireland going forward. Plus, Gregg shares his NFL team tiers as of Week 4. Don't miss the Minnesota Vikings take on the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday morning at 9:30 AM ET on NFL Network! Michael McQuaid (@McQuaidNFL) - Pro Football Ireland (@NFLIreland) Topics: — The history and growth of American football in Ireland — NFL Team Tiers: "Shocked if they make the playoffs" "Surprised if they make the playoffs" Playoff bubble teams Playoff caliber teams Title contenders — Ireland Game Preview NFL Daily YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nflpodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gregg Rosenthal welcomes The Ringer Fantasy Football Show trio of Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly and Craig Horlbeck to Kennedy's Pub in Dublin, Ireland for Week 4 NFL picks against the spread. Gregg provides three selections, while each guest shares their single best pick of the week -- one of which involving NFL Network's Sunday morning international game between the Vikings and Steelers at Croke Park. Games mentioned: Los Angeles Chargers (-6.5) at New York Giants New York Jets (+2.5) at Miami Dolphins Chicago Bears (+1) Las Vegas Raiders Green Bay Packers (-7) at Dallas Cowboys Minnesota Vikings (-2.5) vs. Pittsburgh Steelers -- 9:30 ET NFL Network from Dublin, Ireland Jacksonville Jaguars (+3.5) vs. San Francisco 49ersNFL Daily YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nflpodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 26, 2025 - Season 16, Episode 29 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Friday morning episode, Alex Kozora and I get right to talking about the Thursday night game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Seattle Seahawks and how the new dynamic kickoff rules played into the ending of it. We discuss whether we like the new kickoff rules so far this season. Alex and I move on to discuss the Steelers' injury report heading into Friday. We talk about Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. and S DeShon Elliott trying to return this week from their respective injuries. We also discuss OLB Alex Highsmith not making the trip to Ireland because of his ankle injury. Will RB Trey Sermon once again be elevated from the practice squad on Saturday? Alex and I ponder that question early in this show as well. The Minnesota Vikings have a few key injuries this week that we are paying close attention to heading into Friday. They will be without their starting left guard this week as well. On Thursday, we heard from two of the Steelers' coordinators, Arthur Smith and Teryl Austin, so Alex and I recap the main talking points to come out of those media sessions. Alex and I welcome Ben Goessling of the Star Tribune back to the show, and he helps us get started with a preview of the Steelers-Vikings game. Goessling has covered the Vikings for many seasons, and nobody knows that team better than he does. We get his thoughts on several things related to Sunday's game at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland, where he is currently stationed. At the end of our talk with Goessling, he gives us his score prediction for the Steelers-Vikings game. If not already doing so, make sure to follow Ben on X/Twitter at @BenGoessling and make sure to read his work here: https://www.startribune.com/author/ben-goessling/6134708 After finishing with Goessling, Alex and I provide our own preview of the Steelers-Vikings game. We break down what we are looking for out of each team on both sides of the football. Alex and I then give our picks against the spread for all of the Week 4 games in the NFL using the lines provided by show sponsor MyBookie.ag. We also give our score predictions for Steelers-Vikings to end that segment. This 173-minute episode also discusses several other minor topics not noted. steelersdepot.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices