Podcasts about dublin senior football

On episode 146 I am delighted to be joined by former Dublin Senior Football coach and current performance coach with Leinster Rugby Declan Darcy. Declan is a decorated player and helped guide Leitrim to the 1994 Connacht Senior Football Championship as captain. He later represented Dublin at senior level crossing paths with a young Stephen Cluxton during his final season in 2002. He is known for his time as coach with the Dublin Senior Football team from winning 6 All Ireland titles from 2013-2019 including the historic 5 in a row. On this episode we discuss his coaching journey, the experiences and lessons he's learnt along the way, insights into elite sporting environments, and so much more! Declan was very generous with his time and I hope you get something from the episode!  Note - This episode was recorded in late December prior to Dean Rock's retirement and the passing of Shane O'Hanlon - Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.  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

Former Dublin and former St Vincents senior footballer Ger Brennan joins us this week on The Backdoor GAA Podcast. This show is brought to you by Cuchulainn sportswear.

Paul Shaughnessy, Danny Hughes and John McMahon discuss latest Gaelic football news and pick their top five corner backs brought to you in association with Cuchulainn sportswear

We are joined by Johnny Magee looking ahead to this weekends Dublin senior football championship final between Ballymun Kickhams and Ballyboden St Enda's. For more GAA content visit our website and social media channels: https://thebackdoorgaa.com/ https://twitter.com/GaaBackdoor https://www.facebook.com/The-Backdoor... https://www.instagram.com/the_backdoo...

On episode 17, we caught up with Daniel Davey. Daniel is a bestselling author and performance nutritionist with Leinster Rugby and with the Dublin Senior Football team. The focus of our conversation ranges from building new habits to setting goals to creating a plan around nutrition for the whole family. For more information on Daniel check out his brand new website www.daveynutrition.com/

Presented and produced by Seán Delaney On this week's podcast my guest is website entrepreneur, bestselling author and performance nutritionist, Daniel Davey. Daniel Davey is the senior performance nutritionist with Leinster Rugby and with the Dublin Senior Football team. The focus of our conversation is nutrition and education. Among the topics we discuss are the following: What made him decide to study nutrition Memories of preparing food and cooking at home from a young age Studying home economics at school and agricultural science at college Making the connection between nutrition and sport Importance of a positive relationship with food His message for students when he visits schools Challenges in applying principles of healthy nutrition in our lives How he sees his role in promoting nutrition as that of a coach Why he does not prepare meal plans for the athletes he works with Questions he is asked by students in schools Attempts to use schools in the fight against childhood obesity Why he prefers the healthy plates to that of the food pyramid Taking responsibility for the food you eat Why it’s good to raise your own awareness and curiosity about food Making the classroom a safe space to talk about food The power of questions when talking about nutrition Work of a nutritionist is to facilitate and empower Relationship between nutrition and physical exercise How coaches of school sports teams can promote good nutrition with their members Elite school sports performance and nutrition – place of supplements Advice for parents around school lunches Positive and negative impacts of teachers on him His continuing professional development How our nutrition practices have set us up to fail in school What inspires him

Daniel Davey is a performance nutritionist working with the Dublin Senior Gaelic Football team and Leinster Rugby as well as athletes in sports including golf, hockey, athletics and cycling. He is also author of the nutrition and recipe book "Eat up, raise your game" and founder of the online platform FoodFlicker. Daniel received his BSc in Agricultural Science from University College Dublin, holds an MS in Nutrition, Physical Activity & Public Health from the University of Bristol and is completing a Diploma in Sports Nutrition from the international Olympic Committee. Daniel is also a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (C.S.C.S) with the NSCA, and has completed the national qualification in Exercise and Health Studies. Daniel has played Gaelic Football at intercounty level for Sligo and won an All-Ireland club football medal in 2016 with Ballyboden St' Edna's in Dublin. His own playing and training experience allows him to understand the praactical implications of applying the science of sports nutrition to achieve peak physical condition and performance in sport. Daniel's Instagram Daniel's Website In this epidsode we cover: How Daniel got into nutrition and became the performance nutrition fro Dublin Senior Football and Leinster Rugby Where Daniel's love of cooking came from How Daniel is able to put a twist on different ingredients to keep recipes interesting The disconnect between nutrition and putting it into practice through cooking How to help people understand the value of eating well and to prioritise it How to get buy-in from athletes The contrast of a macronutrient focused approach and a food focused approach to nutrition Helping people improve their cooking skills, starting at their level How competitive ego can influence an athlete's attempts at cooking Daniel's reaction to the feedback from his nutrition and recipe book "Eat up, raise your game" The importance of good tools in the kitchen, just like the importance of training kit The importance of process when it comes to planning cooking, shopping, meal prep etc. The importance of simplifying ingredients when starting out

A very special episode of Blue Is The Colour to mark Jim Gavin's departure as Dublin Senior Football manager. One of Jim's former teammates Vinnie Murphy and one of his close friends Johnny Courtenay join me to look back on the man, the legend and the incredible legacy he leaves behind. We also discuss just who will be his replacement.

If Jim Gavin had resigned shortly after the five-in-a-row had been achieved, then it would have been seen as surprising, but not shocking. The fact that he has left the most high-profile job in the GAA as the calendar ticks into December means the news, which broke on Saturday morning, qualifies as a bombshell. Oisin McConville and Michael Foley of the Sunday Times talk to us about why it happened now, what he did while he was in the job, and who's going to take over from him. And in the midst of all that, we celebrate a final record which reads - played 107, won 86, lost 11, drew 10. Six All-Irelands, and one championship defeat in 7 years. Ken wistfully recalls the Jim Gavin that he knew and loved, Murph's news nose was on-point in the hours before the announcement, and we have a little Blindboy taster ahead of a stellar month on the Second Captains World Service.

In episode 97, David is joined by Sami Dowling & Shane Cahill of APEC courses. Sami Dowling is the Director of Athletic Performance & Sports Science at Athletic Performance Education Company.  Sami brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the APEC education team. Working at the elite level of both rugby union and GAA, Sami has become a household name within the areas of speed development and the sport of Weightlifting. Sami was a Strength & Conditioning coach with Leinster Rugby Academy for 10 years, one of Europe’s top professional rugby Academy’s. Sami worked at the highest level in GAA, serving as Head Strength & Conditioning coach with the Dublin Senior Football team, winning an All-Ireland in 2011. Sami served as Performance Director for Weightlifting Ireland, having coached at the World Junior, European Junior, and European Senior. Sami is currently the Strength & Conditioning Coordinator at Hockey Ireland for the u16-u18 girls’ and boys’ national teams. Sami has recently completed his MSC in Strength & Condition at the Institute of Technology Carlow. His role as Director of Athletic Performance & Sports Science at Athletic Performance Education Company is primarily focused on the development and growth of all strength & conditioning programs and service contracts run through the company. Shane Cahill is the director of education and operations at APEC. An ex-professional athlete, Shane spent the majority of his professional rugby playing career in the UK playing in the RFU Aviva Premiership and Championship. He has worked at the elite level of professional sports in the UK with teams such as Rotherham Titans in the RFU Championship where he served as head of strength and conditioning for two seasons before making his way back to Ireland to take up the role as of the head of strength and conditioning with Blackrock College RFC. He is currently studying his MSc in Strength and Conditioning at the Institute of  Technology Carlow. Shane has gathered a wealth of knowledge and experience as both a professional athlete and as a strength & conditioning coach. His role as Director of Education and Operations at Athletic Performance Education Company is primarily focused on the development and growth of all education programs run through the institute. In this episode, David, Shane & Sami discuss the realities of working in professional sport and being successful in the S&C industry. Full show notes available at: www.synapseperformance.ie/podcasts/episode97

On this week's DubZone GAA Club podcast, Derek is joined by former Dublin footballers Barry Cahill and Ger Brennan, as well as the Herald's Conor McKeon, to look ahead to the Dublin Senior 1 Football Final between Ballyboden St Endas and Thomas Davis at Parnell Park.

An absolute privilege to have a man who lifted the National League, Delaney Cup and Sam Maguire as captain of the Dublin Senior Football team on this episode. John O'Leary's place amongst the GAA greats is assured as is his place amongst the hearts of Dublin supporters for the many years service he gave to the jersey. He joins me to look back on his fantastic career in blue along with his thoughts on Cluxton, the current Dublin side, the return of Connolly and more. 

A multiple All Ireland winner, a multiple All Star and a firefighter. All round superwoman Lyndsey Davey is my special guest on this episode as we look back on what's been a long and decorated career in Blue since Lyndsey made her Dublin Senior Football team debut at the age of just 15.  We also chat about how Ladies Football has changed for the better in that time, the 20 x 20 initiatives and just how Lyndsey is able to balance being an intercounty footballer with such a demanding job.  All this and lots more on Episode 63 of Blue Is The Colour.

A brilliant episode this week with two of the most knowledgeable and passionate supporters of Dublin Ladies Football. With our Blues Sisters in National League Semi Final action this Sunday, former Dublin Senior Football manager Greg McGonigle and Patricia Monahan from the Dublin LGFA join me to preview this weeks game. We also discuss this incredible group of Dublin players, the continued rise in popularity of Ladies Football, a lot done but more to do for the LGFA and lots more.

The President hosted a reception for the All Ireland winning Dublin Senior Football and Ladies Senior Football teams. More details at http://www.president.ie/en/diary/details/president-hosts-a-reception-for-the-dublin-senior-football-team-and-ladies

We speak to Mick O'Grady about Kilmacud Crokes victory in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship quarter-final against Rathdowney-Errill on Sunday Ronan MacLochlainn, journalist with The Herald, looks back on Na Fianna's impressive victory over Kilmacud Crokes in the Dublin Minor Hurling Final Brian Barnes, mentor with St Sylvester's, looks back on his under-15 football side's victory over Lucan Sarsfields in the Dublin Championship Final Eamonn Fennell of St Vincent's looks back on his side's recent Dublin Senior Football success over Oliver Plunketts, while also looking ahead to their encounter with Portlaoise on Sunday Nigel McCarthy of We Are Dublin looks ahead to the announcement of the Ladies Football All-Stars this weekend, while looking back on Na Fianna and Kilmacud Crokes' recent games in the Leinster Senior Ladies Football Championship and the Leinster Intermediate Ladies Football Championship respectively Brendan Cooper, Vice-Chairman of Dublin Camogie, looks back on a busy weekend of action in Dublin, including twenty five finals over the course of the weekend Aidan Shiells spoke to us about the upcoming Dublin Referees Foundation Course