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In our latest weekend round up, Matt and Oli wrap up the action from the final day at the European Indoors; featuring wins from Jakob Ingebrigsten and Sarah Healy. Enjoy! Presented by SportsShoes.com

In this week's bonus episode, Matt and Oli talk through all the action from the first couple of days at the European Indoor Champs. They break down the 1500m finals that featured Jakob Ingebrigsten and Georgia Hunter-Bell. Enjoy!  Presented by SportsShoes.com

For this bonus episode, we chatted through all the action from last weekend (including Birmingham Indoors & National XC) and previewed this weekend's events (European Indoors & Breaking 10). Enjoy! Presented by SportsShoes.com

Tuesday's #OTBAM podcast - Jack Byrne joins us from Cyprus and we're chatting to Phil Healy and her coach Shane McCormack. There's Football with Graham Hunter and we're focusing on Chelsea with Phil Egan. Plenty of Rugby too as we build-up to Scotland-Ireland in the Six Nations - there's all of that and much more. Timestamps below. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am. - 01:00 - LIVE with Ger and Eoin - the new Champions League, and the Lions to save the UK? - 15:30 - Chelsea stars and Sports latest with Phil Egan. - 23:20 - Champions League with Graham Hunter - Barcelona, Sevilla-Dortmund and more. - 41:50 - Sports Pages. - 49:20 - The Jack Byrne interview - life in Cyprus, Ireland future, Big Mick. - 1:10:30 - Sports News with John Duggan. - 1:17:50 - The Tight Five with Neil Treacy. - 1:40:00 - Phil Healy on the European Indoors and her coach Shane McCormack. Have you got anything for the OTB AM agenda this week? Let us know in the live comments or Whatsapp the show at 087 9 180180, or email AM@offtheball.com! SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #MadeOfWhatMatters

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha. We spoke to Phil Healy after her terrific performance at the European Indoors; Amber Barrett looks forward to her return to action in the Frauen-Bundesliga.; all the Premier League action with Stephen Kelly plus Gary Murphy on the Arnold Palmer Invitational! Game On.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha. We spoke to Phil Healy after her terrific performance at the European Indoors; Amber Barrett looks forward to her return to action in the Frauen-Bundesliga.; all the Premier League action with Stephen Kelly plus Gary Murphy on the Arnold Palmer Invitational! Game On.

A brilliant Saturday morning in Torun at the European Indoors for Ireland's Sarah Lavin and Sean Tobin. Lavin is through to the semi-finals of the 60m hurdles, another lifetime best of 8.06 seconds, beating the mark of 8.13 set in Madrid a couple of weeks ago. Tobin, who were regularly see competing on the Grand Prix circuit in the vest of his club Clonmel AC, is through to Sunday's final of the men's 3000m, fifth in his semi-final in a lifetime best 7:47.71 - qualifying among the fastest losers. He's been telling Will Downing about his path to Sunday's big decider:

A brilliant Saturday morning in Torun at the European Indoors for Ireland's Sarah Lavin and Sean Tobin. Lavin is through to the semi-finals of the 60m hurdles, another lifetime best of 8.06 seconds, beating the mark of 8.13 set in Madrid a couple of weeks ago. She's been telling Will Downing it has the feeling of a comeback season:

A brilliant Saturday morning in Torun at the European Indoors for Ireland's Sarah Lavin and Sean Tobin. Lavin is through to the semi-finals of the 60m hurdles, another lifetime best of 8.06 seconds, beating the mark of 8.13 set in Madrid a couple of weeks ago. Tobin, who were regularly see competing on the Grand Prix circuit in the vest of his club Clonmel AC, is through to Sunday's final of the men's 3000m, fifth in his semi-final in a lifetime best 7:47.71 - qualifying among the fastest losers. Israel Olatunde finished fourth in his heat of the men's 60m, and speaking to Cathal Dennehy is happy to gain valuable experience:

Tipperary's Seán Tobin will be on the starting blocks at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland tomorrow morning. The Clonmel Athletics Club member is representing Ireland in the men's three-thousand metre event between half-past-10 and 11 o clock Saturday morning. Tipp FM's Paul Carroll caught up with Clonmel Athletics Club chairman Tony McCarthy to talk about Seán's success ahead of this weekend's European Indoors...

It's been a while but we're togging out again... The Final Whistle is back for a new season of sporting talking points. On the first episode of 2021, we sample some of the feelgood factor around Irish athletics with Breege Connolly and John Travers as the European Indoors begin in Poland. New Donegal GAA under-20 manager Gary Duffy outlines his vision for the 2021 - and yes, it includes football. We 'shine' a light on that new Sligo Rovers documentary. Plus - a small 'doff of the cap' to the late Ian St John and the 'Saint & Greavsie' show. If you've never heard of it, ask your Dad!

This week on TRACK! we are excited to talk to one of the UK's fastest male athletes, Jack Gray. Jack has proven to be a versatile athlete on the road, track and country and has excelled at all distances from the 800m up to making his marathon debut at the COVID secure race in London last year. Jack has represented England on the road, GB on the track and is currently running for the high achieving Cambridge & Coleridge club under the coaching of Mark Vile. Jack has PBs of 13.47 for 5km, 28.57 for 10km, 63.15 for the half-marathon and 2.20 for the marathon. In the pre-show Cat, Robbie, George and Ben discuss the latest race results including those from the European Indoors selection trials in Manchester and the subsequent team selection, some lightning quick 10,000m times at “THE TEN” in California and more races from around the world including some Brits in action at The Texas Qualifier. The team also cover the latest in the shoe debate which continues following some recent comments from Tim Hutchings in regards to Marc Scott as well as the "live-stream" debate following the lack of live coverage for the European Indoor Trials Event. Finally there appears to be some light at the end of the tunnel for the return of non-elite racing and Park runs in the UK. Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoy. 

It's Just Sport: Paper Review! Her Sport founder Niamh & newest team member Joanne O' Riordan discuss the latest in sports news around Ireland. This week the pair discuss: - The upcoming Six Nations Tournament & new format - Irish athletes competing on the track & qualifications for European Indoors - Rumoured soccer moves - Elsa Desmond in action in luge - Her Sport's latest news! Read more at www.hersport.ie

We'll level with you: this might be a middle distance special, but it's the length of a marathon. It's an hour and forty-eight minutes of athletics chat, including four substantial interviews with a quartet of Great Britain's finest current 800 and 1500 metre racers. You could get half way through the responsibly-spaced queue at your local Tesco's in that time.'The optimal length for a podcast episode is between 40 and 50 minutes', the received wisdom will tell you. Well, we've a few responses to that:1) You've nothing better to do right now. You've either cancelled all your plans (like Bayo); you're waiting for this whole thing to blow over in your holiday home (like Jody); or you actually have the virus, and so are a mopey, isolated mess (like Claire). This will help with *any* of those.2) We are enjoying incredible success in middle distance disciplines right now, leaving us all nostalgic for the Cram/Coe/Ovett era, and getting us super excited for what is to come. Six out of twelve available medals won at last year's European Juniors, and three Brits toeing the 1500 metre start line in Doha last year. British trials are now world-class affairs. This is a hot topic. It merits the time.3) The guests we have on are fabulous. Jake Wightman leads the charge, with Scottish records, European and Commonwealth medals, and a 5th-place global finish to his name. Jamie Webb has burst onto the scene, and - with that European Indoors silver and a 1:44.52 personal best - this Chemistry teacher has all the elements to make his mark on the international stage (sorry...). Josh Kerr headed to the States as a 17-year-old, where he won multiple NCAA medals and set the collegiate 1500 metre record, before staying out there to run for Brooks, place 6th in Doha, and start his own podcast ('Sit & Kick': check it out). Oliver Dustin is the reigning European U20 Champion, but - most excitingly - loves tactical racing, and knows he's plenty more to give as he progresses to the senior ranks. You really want to hear what these speedsters have to say.You see our point. So - what are you waiting for? Download, buckle up, and enjoy the longest we've ever gone without interviewing a Sprint Queen...Twitter: @BackstraightB & @Claire_GThomasInstagram: @BackstraightBoysPodcast

World Athletics gave the go ahead this week for Nike's new Vaporfly shoe to be used in competition after suggestions it offered athletes an unfair advantage. There are now strict rules and regulations around footwear in track and field competition to replace a rule that was previously vague and open to interpretation.Russian athletes - even those who competed under the authorised neutral athlete banner - could face a blanket ban after a call from The Athletes Integrity Unit. They are angry that the Russian Athletics Authorities are not working with World Athletics over the latest suspensions and doping allegations. Corona Virus is impacting on the sporting world. The World Indoor Athletics Championships due to be held in China in March has been postponed for twelve months. It's now set to take place just after the 2021 European Indoors. Other sporting events are also now being cancelled or reviewed.In cycling, there's been plenty of medals for Great Britain in the World Para Cycling Championships and World Cyclo-Cross Championships, whilst there's an update on how Team GB could fare in 2020 in the rugby sevens tournament after the recent sevens event in Sydney. Australia has also just hosted the Australian Open tennis and we run down the roll of honour.Plus, hockey, gymnastics, canoeing and this week's news from Birmingham 2022. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s show is sponsored by Soar Running. We also bring you news of positive splits from Tokyo, incredible racing at the European Indoors, and a world mile record. Tony’s back with some Trials, and also speaks to Athletics Northern Ireland Director of Coaching, Jackie Newton.

When Ciara Mageean sat down to record an episode of The Players Chair with Richie Sadlier last year, she was coping with changing coach, living in England, and trying to put disappointment behind her. We're delighted to catch up with her today to talk about her bronze in the European Indoor Championships in Glasgow last night. Tommy Walsh is experiencing a third coming in the Kerry football team - 11 years after bursting onto the scene as a teenager, and 4 years after failing to make any impact on his return from Australia. It's been one of the stories of the NFL this year, and his club manager Mike Quirke is on the line to tell us what's changed. Plus there's Ken's by-now obligatory near-death experience while abroad, we reveal the exclusive audio of the moment Peter O'Mahony asked Joe Schmidt if he and the boys could have a few beers, and the abomination in Ulster schools Gaelic football that had the country talking.

2018 was a doozy. A vintage year. Mondo, Dina, Eliud, Kevin, Laura, Abderrahman, Nafi, Niamh: we could list athletes until 2020 rolls around, but we've just received our accreditation for European Indoors in March, and are rather excited to crack on with covering that for you instead. It was a year in which 6.69 didn't even get you on the women's long jump podium at the British Championships; in which we saw KJT beam - yes, beam! - after a shot put in a major heptathlon; in which you could win double European gold and then be unable to purchase yourself a celebratory beer, because you're an underage, 17-year-old prodigy. How to tackle such a sumptuous 12 months of athletics? With Tom Bosworth, pastries, and mimosas, of course. We sat down with the Commonwealth silver medallist to discuss everything: from the highs of Birmingham and Berlin, to the lows of the Diamond League scheduling and Callum Hawkins' Gold Coast collapse; why Caster is our female athlete of the year; and to whom we would give this year's Wooden Spoon Award. It was lots of fun, and we hope it prompts a fond look back over a seriously good year of track and field your end. Leave us a review, share this episode with all your friends and family, and get in touch: @BackstraightB, @Claire_GThomas, and @TomBosworth.

In this episode, Roisin McGettigan, sports psychology consultant, co-founder of Believe I Am, Olympian, former professional steeplechaser, tells the story of how she began running in Ireland and and discovered the steeplechase. She discusses the role of mental focus and strength in competing. Ro explains how the techniques of sports psychology were paramount to her breakthrough 2007 World Championships race. She reflects on the recent experience of being retrospectively awarded the bronze medal for the 2009 European Indoors 1500 meters race in 2014. Ro provides insight on how to cultivate gratitude in both running and life. She recounts the story of co-founding Believe I Am and reflects on its continued growth. Lastly, Ro discusses balancing running in her life now and previews whats ahead for 2015.