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Jerry spoke to Fergal Lynch, sport editor with the Meath Chronicle about tomorrow’s game in Tullamore.

Former president of the GAA Nickey Brennan and Former Galway u20 selector Fergal Lynch look back on Galway's victory over Kilkenny and look ahead to this weekend's clash against Clare Subscribe for more content!

A small group of local people are undertaking a momentous challenge to raise not only funds but awareness around Oesophageal Cancer. They will depart Clooney Quin on Sunday, the 29th of September. Cycle4Des is named after Des Lynch who passed away from Oesophageal Cancer on 30th September 2021. For more on this, Peter O'Connell was joined by Co-organiser of the cycling fundraiser, Fergal Lynch. Photo (c): Clare FM

Fergal Lynch of the Meath Chronicle reflected on Colm O'Rourke's departure from the Meath senior football management job. Violinist Tadhg Murphy is adding another string to his bow with the Drogheda Community Orchestra. Journalist Mick Clifford's new book about the murder of Una Lynskey makes compelling reading. While Maria Morgan from Esker Fields is seeking public support for herself and other local businesses as the closing date for voting in the Irish Made Awards looms large. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last August, Alan Morrissey was joined by Fergal Lynch and Pat Ryan to chat about the Cycle4Des initiative. Participants travelled from Quin to Athenry, with an aim to raise funds for the oesophageal cancer fund. Carmel Doyle, the CEO of the Oesophageal Cancer Fund, will be at Clooney Quin GAA this Saturday, March 16, at 4 p.m. to accept a €53,000 cheque from Fergal Lynch, Clare Hurler, and their family in remembrance of their father Des Lynch, who passed away in September 2021. For more on this, Fergal Lynch joined Peter O'Connell on the show.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Michael Daffy member of the fundraising committee and Ken Butler, survivor of Esophageal Cancer to discuss Cycle4Des. The aim of Cycle4Des is to raise money to help fight oesophageal cancer. Clare FM previously heard from Fergal Lynch, Co-organiser of the cycling fundraiser, that his own father Des passed away due to esophageal cancer. The cycle, will leave Quin, with the finish line in Athenry and is set to take place this Saturday.

Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to reflect on Meath's win on Saturday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fergal Lynch, Sports Editor with The Meath Chronicle, spoke to David about Meath's deflating defeat to Dublin on Saturday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When the two boys get going there's no stopping them. On this week's TALK A GOOD GAME Jimmy Geoghegan and Fergal Lynch discuss the success of the Trim hurlers who march on in Leinster. They reflect on Colm O'Rourke's first game in charge of Meath when they took on the Regional All-stars and they also look ahead to Leinster finals for Dunshaughlin and Castletown. There is also a discussion on the impact of coaching on young players and the excitment of the Meath Primary Schools finals. All that and of course soccer, darts and horse racing on this week's show...Have a listen now.

It was Trim on the double in Pairc Tailteann on Sunday and on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME podcast Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan look back at how Jimmy Canty's senior side recaptured the Jubilee Cup just hours after the minors were also victorious. The pair also look back at Dunderry's win in the IHC, Kildalkey's victory in the Junior 2 HC and Kiltale's win in the Brendan Davis Cup. Dunboyne's historic three in a row in the Ladies SFC is also discussed as is the success of the split season in Meath and the value it has added to the club championships… JOIN US HERE..

With the nation reeling following the shock news that Eamonn Murray has stepped down as Meath Ladies manager Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan reflect on Murray's time as boss and the impact he has made on the sport on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME #TAGG. Also on this week's show we look back at all the hurling action from last weekend and look forward to next weekend's football championship...It's another packed TALK A GOOD GAME, so strap yourselves in and give your ears a treat.

After a couple of week's hiatus for the show's producer to recharge his batteries the Meath Chronicle sports podcast TALK A GOOD GAME #TAGG is back and as usual it is jam-packed with chat about all the goings on on the local sporting front. Front and centre this week is the Meath SFC where Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan reflect on all the weekend's action and where things stand in the race for qualification. The dynamic duo also look ahead to the final round of games in the SHC and there is also another topic or two thrown in for good measure...Turn on, tune in and freak out at what we have to say and let us know your opinions on just who is in the driving seat to win ALL the respective championships... TALK A GOOD GAME is LIVE NOW

Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to run the rule over Meath's Division 2 form and look ahead to the championship. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Willie Maher, Fergal Lynch and Rory Jacob join Paul Shaughnessy to look back on the Club hurling action and the various pre-season hurling competitions over the weekend

Professor Paul Moynagh brought rationale to the current Covid situation, Allen O'Donoghue calmed family tensions, Fr Michael Cusack regaled and reassured, Gerry spun Jim Reeves and Fergal Lynch delivered Meath GAA stories... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to discuss some of the issues facing Meath GAA at the moment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prashant Shukla, Chairman of the Ireland/India Council and Maria Perry-Mohan, who lives in the Northern Indian city of Lucknow, joined Gerry to reflect on the awful Covid second wave there. Hanna Laatio McDonnell is missing family in Finland but getting on with life here thanks to the great support she's receiving from other women. Ronan O' Dalaigh is on a winner with his charity portal thriftify.ie , Fergal Lynch from the Meath Chronicle is backing former Meath star Eimear Murray all the way and Gerry's Lizzy story moved into the 80's and back to the 70's again with a classic throwback tune... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to look ahead to next Sunday's All-Ireland Ladies Intermediate Final as Meath face into their third final in-a-row. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The extent of the challenges posed to Clare schools by the coronavirus have been laid bare by new class size statistics. Department of Education data shows nearly a fifth of Clare's primary school students - 2,581 in total, across 32 different schools here - are in classes of at least thirty pupils. While this is ordinarilly a significant problem, it's an even bigger issue now as social distancing will be prove very difficult in those schools when they return later this year. On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin discussed the issue with principals Donal O'hAineféin of Gaelscoil Mhichíl Chíosóg in Ennis, and Fergal Lynch of Scoil na Mainstreach in Quin.

Clare minor hurling manager Fergal Lynch joined the Clare Champion's Derrick Lynch to reflect on their year after an All-Ireland quarter-final loss to Galway

It has taken a little longer this week, but hopefully it has been worth the wait. This week's Talk A Good Game podcast with Jimmy Geoghegan and Fergal Lynch is now available for your aural pleasure. On this week's show we look back on a mixed few days for the ladies of the GAA in both football and camogie. We also reflect on the u-20s loss to Kerry in the All-Ireland B HC as well as casting an eye from afar over last Sunday's brave, but ultimately disappointing result against Mayo in the Super 8s. All that, and a quick look ahead to this weekend's A FL Div 1, 2 & 3 finals all in the good company of Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan. Have a listen to #TAGG right here, right now.

With Jimmy Geoghegan in the hot seat he chats with Fergal Lynch about Meath's victory over Clare and looks ahead to the Super 8s. The sports guys also look back at the SHC round 2.

"Our approach is that we want to go out and we want to put up the best performance we can possibly put up on the day and that is all we are thinking about, what other people are doing is out of our control,” Meath football manager Andy McEntee is looking forward to Sunday's Leinster SFC final. On this week's Talk A Good Game podcast we bring you exclusive interviews with Meath manager Andy McEntee, selector Finian Muratgh and players James McEntee and Ben Brennan ahead of Sunday's Leinster SFC final clash with Dublin. We also caught up with Meath hurling boss Nick Fitzgerald, captain Sean Geraghty and influential full-back Darragh Kelly as they look forward to Saturday's Christy Ring Cup final against Down. Fergal Lynch reflects on Meath's comfortable victory over Wicklow in the Ladies Leinster IFC semi-final, while Jimmy Geoghegan talks about Meath going so close to recording a first ever win in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie championship against Dublin last week. We also have a quick look at how the A FLs finished up and see who is promoted, relegated and who will will contest the respective finals. It's jam-packed on Talk a Good Game this week, so sit back, relax and soak it all in, right here.

"Our approach is that we want to go out and we want to put up the best performance we can possibly put up on the day and that is all we are thinking about, what other people are doing is out of our control,” Meath football manager Andy McEntee is looking forward to Sunday's Leinster SFC final. On this week's Talk A Good Game podcast we bring you exclusive interviews with Meath manager Andy McEntee, selector Finian Muratgh and players James McEntee and Ben Brennan ahead of Sunday's Leinster SFC final clash with Dublin. We also caught up with Meath hurling boss Nick Fitzgerald, captain Sean Geraghty and influential full-back Darragh Kelly as they look forward to Saturday's Christy Ring Cup final against Down. Fergal Lynch reflects on Meath's comfortable victory over Wicklow in the Ladies Leinster IFC semi-final, while Jimmy Geoghegan talks about Meath going so close to recording a first ever win in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie championship against Dublin last week. We also have a quick look at how the A FLs finished up and see who is promoted, relegated and who will will contest the respective finals. It's jam-packed on Talk a Good Game this week, so sit back, relax and soak it all in, 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.

On this week's Talk A Good Game podcast Jimmy Geoghegan caught up with Meath hurling boss Nick Fitzgerald following the Ring Cup victory over Roscommon and the manager had strong words to say urging the Co Board to look at next weekend's fixtures ahead of the Ring Cup semi-final against Derry in Armagh on Saturday. Fergal Lynch spoke to Meath goalkeeper Andy Colgan about overcoming adversity, making progress and the challenges his side can expect to face against Laois in next Sunday's Leinster SFC semi-final in Croke Park. While Meath minor football manager Conor O'Donoghue also gives Conall Collier his reaction to his sides dramatic Leinster MFC quarter-final exit at the hands of Westmeath last Saturday. Fergal and Jimmy look ahead to next weekends massive games for both the hurlers and footballers and they also take a quick look at how the respective A FLs stand with just a round or two of games remaining. We also look back at Meath Ladies' impressive Leinster IFC win over Laois. All that and much, much more on this week's edition of Talk A Good Game right 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.

"Once those performance levels dip you leave yourself very vulnerable," Meath manager Andy McEntee gives his views to Talk A Good Game following Sunday's Leinster SFC victory over Offaly. Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan reflect on Meath's rather fortunate victory over Offaly on this week's Talk A Good Game sports podcast and discuss why the performance was so lacklustre and what Meath have to do to get the train back on track against Carlow. We also look back at Meath's Christy Ring Cup victory over London and look ahead to next Saturday's crucial Ring Cup clash with Kildare.

Offaly manager John Maughan sat down with Fergal Lynch to look back at the All-Ireland SFC final in 1996 and look ahead to next Sunday's Leinster SFC clash with Meath. In a fascinating chat about his love of football and how he loathes the way the game is going Maughan was very frank and honest about his side's chances against Meath next Sunday. Fergal Lynch also sat down with Meath captain Bryan Menton to get his views on how well Meath have progressed this year and where he believes the Royals should be aiming for. All that and much much more, including some singing from Fergal which we immediately and unreservedly apologise for, on this week's jam-packed edition of Talk A Good Game.

With no championship football for a few months as clubs in danger of losing players over the summer? Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan share their contrasting views, while there is also a look back as Navan's remarkable promotion to AIL Div 1B.

On this week's Talk A Good Game podcast Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan discuss Meath's victory over Clare in Ennis on Sunday, they also look at the issues caused by the postponement of the game and look forward to next Sunday's clash with Fermanagh which could secure promotion to Div 1. Also on the show Fergal caught up with Cheltenham winning jockey Keith Donoghue to take about his ride on tiger Roll and on having his friends in the winners enclosure with him. All that and much on on this week's Talk A Good Game.

Clare Champion's Derrick Lynch Speaking To 2019 Clare Minor Hurling Manager Fergal Lynch

This week Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan look back at Navan's good form in AIL Div 2A, Meath's impressive victory over Cork in NFL Div 2, the Royals continued success in Ladies NFL Div 3 and a brave performance from the Meath hurlers despite losing out to Westmeath....All that and more on this week's Talk A Good Game

Fergal Lynch sits down with Kerry legend Kieran Donaghy to discuss the prospect of Meath football returning to the top, what has to be done to nurture young players, how he might have fared playing under the new rules and his special relationship with Meath royalty Sean Boylan.

Today (Monday) Trim woman Eleanor Murray heads for Nova Scotia in search of a gold medal at the ninth Down Syndrome World Swimming Championships which gets underway in Canada on Friday. Before departing in search of her second world championship medal to add to the bronze medal she won at the World Championships in Florence in 2016 Eleanor and her father Tom joined Fergal Lynch in the Talk A Good Game studio to discuss her swimming career so far and growing up with Downs Syndrome. Eleanor also explains her great pride in becoming the first person with DS to become a registered and licensed Level 1 Swim Teacher. She also talks about working in Aura Trim and thanks everyone involved for all the help she has received in a wide ranging interview that really is a must listen.

Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan discuss the plight of the club and county player and the chaos surrounding the ongoing fixture crisis. They also look back at England's glorious failure against Croatia and discuss the fact that football is going home to France (probably). Howe can a nation such as Croatia with a population of just 4.1 million produce so many world class athletes at such a variety of sports and what have Ireland to do to emulate those achievements. Anyone notice the tennis was on? We take a look at two young men from Laytown/Bettystown who are making quite the scene in the tennis world and we also look ahead to the GAA Leagues that are on this week and the result of the club champions all in the next couple of weeks.... only on this week's Talk A Good Game #TAGG

This week 2015 Meath Sports Person of the Year Gary Rogers joins Fergal Lynch and Jimmy Geoghegan in Meath Chronicle Towers for the latest edition of Talk A Good Game

TwinSpires' Derek Simon discusses the British Horseracing Authority’s surprising ruling in the Fergal Lynch case, as well as Del Mar’s new Player’s Pick Five and NYRA Senior Vice President of Racing Operations Martin Panza’s idea to highlight “big event days.” In the U. of Bet segment, Derek discusses the proper mindset he believes is needed to become a winning player.