Podcasts about GAA

Mayo's all-time leading scorer, Cillian O'Connor, tells Oliver all about his unforgettable summer and why he's out walking for a great cause! If you'd like to support the fundraising efforts, you can head to cancerfundforchildren.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Tapped In Podcast, Nick McDaniel, Jacked Jameson, and Rosario Grillo cover wrestling, football, pop culture, and another huge week for 1FW.The guys start with some NFL and fantasy football talk before taking time to remember “The Butcher” Andy Williams, as Jameson and Grillo share their thoughts and memories following his passing.They also discuss recent ROH appearances involving Jameson and Il Cartello Grillo, before looking back at a massive week for 1FW.

The New York Police and Fire Departments have their own GAA clubs, and face off this Saturday.Detective Kevin Farrell from the 45 detective squad in the Bronx joined Dave to give him the lowdown of the charity match!

Jerry spoke to former GAA president Seán Kelly who’s now a Fine Gael MEP for Ireland South. Seán Kelly gave his views about the controversy over the stalled integration of three Gaelic games sporting bodies, the GAA, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and the Camogie Association.

We dig a bit deeper into the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association integration debacle and chat to Professor of Economics and member of the Sports Economics Research Centre in UCC.

We dig a bit deeper into the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association integration debacle and chat to Professor of Economics and member of the Sports Economics Research Centre in UCC.

Former President Mary McAleese stood down from the steering panel on the integration of the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association.Rachel Sheehan from Off The Ball joined Dave with the latest, and Camogie Players Ashling Thompson, Leane Lifely and Tara Power told him how they felt about it.

Former president of Ireland Mary McAleese resigned as head of the body to oversee the integration of the GAA, ladies’ football and camogie. This is after the GAA told the steering group that it couldn’t commit to a timeline for integration of the three organisations. Jerry spoke to the chair of Kerry Camogie Ann Marie Russell.

On episode 247 I am joined by Dublin's 1983 All-Ireland winning Captain and player of the year, one of the most respected figures in the history of Dublin Gaelic football Tommy Drumm. His football journey began with Whitehall Colmcilles, and continued through Dublin's underage ranks, including the 1975 All-Ireland Under-21 final, before he established himself as a senior inter-county player. Tommy represented Dublin at senior level from 1976 to 1984, establishing himself as one of the best defenders of his generation and becoming a key member and leader of the famous Dublin teams of the late 1970s and early 1980s.During his inter-county career, Tommy won three All-Ireland Senior Football Championships, five Leinster titles. Four All-Stars, Tommy captained Dublin to their first All-Ireland Senior Football title in six years in 1983 when Dublin defeated Galway with Tommy lifting Sam Maguire as captain. He would return as Dublin captain in 1984, leading the team to another Leinster title and back to the All-Ireland final, before retiring at just 28 to move abroad and focus on his professional career.Away from the football field, Tommy went on to build a very successful career in the construction industry.Drumm became Managing Director of Collen Construction, combining his practical experience in construction and leadership. During our chat Tommy offers a unique perspective on Dublin football — from the legendary teams of the 1970s and 1980s, the dressing room and approach by Kevin Heffernan, captaining Dublin to All-Ireland glory, and the characters and stories behind one of the most memorable eras in GAA history, to leadership, business and finding success in sport and business.This episode is sponsored by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sport Expo Ireland⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠,  a brand-new event taking place at the Sport Ireland Campus on April 21st and 22nd, 2027.  Designed to connect stakeholders from every corner of the Irish sporting landscape. Attendees will hear from leading voices in sport, take part in interactive workshops and masterclasses, explore the latest developments in elite performance, business and technology. Whether you're involved in elite performance, grassroots, business, or simply passionate about where Irish sport is heading, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sport Expo Ireland ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠is set to become one of the most exciting gatherings on the sporting calendar. To learn more, register your interest, and explore opportunities, visit https://qrco.de/bgrRu3 . Limited time offer use the code SIDELINE15 for a discount off your ⁠⁠⁠@sportexpoireland⁠⁠⁠ tickets. Discounted tickets and support the podcast… a double win!Follow The Sideline Live Social Media channels and the host Orla here: https://linktr.ee/TheSidelineLiveRecorded using Samson Q2 microphone, Edited using GarageBandIntro music, Watered Eyes by a talented Irish artist, Dillon Ward check him out ⁠⁠here⁠⁠ . If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team ⁠⁠⁠www.prymal.ie⁠⁠⁠ 

This morning news broke that a 12-year-old boy was pronounced dead after a collision between a train and a car in Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo yesterday evening.The father of the boy, a man in his forties, was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.The family are heavily involved in the local GAA club, and joining Ciara to discuss is Chairman of Ballyhaunis GAA and LGFA club, William Nestor.

This week on the Tapped Out Podcast, Nick and Myron break down another loaded week in pro wrestling, including WWE's upcoming Sunday Night Main Event, AEW's massive All In fallout, the latest NXT questions, and another packed stretch of Georgia indy wrestling.The guys start with a look at WWE Sunday Night Main Event, featuring Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton, Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker, Baron Corbin's Five-Minute Challenge against Lil Yachty, and a six-woman tag loaded with names from Raw, SmackDown, and NXT.Then Nick and Myron shift to AEW All In — but not just as a results recap. The bigger question is what All In changes moving forward.Can Will Ospreay carry AEW as World Champion?What does Kenny Omega's loss mean for his role going forward?Does Mercedes Moné give AEW a true top star in the women's division?Can AEW follow up on The New Level debut and Britt Baker's return?The guys also discuss the AAA Ola de Calor / NXT Heatwave doubleheader and whether WWE learned something important about the difference between AAA's audience and NXT's audience.That leads into a bigger NXT conversation: has NXT been hurt by losing too many established names to Raw and SmackDown too quickly? And could Grayson Waller winning the NXT Championship create a new path for main roster talent who need a reset?Plus, Nick and Myron dive into the Leon Slater match being pulled from the MyAEW stream and what it says about wrestling partnerships, TNA's relationship with WWE, AEW's streaming platform, and the politics that can get in the way of fans seeing advertised matches.This week's Georgia wrestling recap includes quick reactions and story takeaways from:1FW – Commerce, GAA busy night with title stories, rising names, and several familiar 1FW rivalries continuing to move forward.New Legacy Pro Wrestling – Franklin, GAChampionship changes, unfinished business, and a few big questions coming out of Franklin.Coastal Empire Wrestling – Savannah, GAA major night for CEW with Gold or Gone fallout, championship opportunities, and a near-sellout crowd despite major competition nearby.GCW – Buckhead, GAA shocking turn in a Career vs. Hair match may have changed the direction of GCW moving forward.United Pro Entertainment – Kingsland, GAA major main event shakeup leaves Bryce Cannon, Jon Davis, and Bryce Maddox at the center of the story.Nick and Myron also preview another strong weekend across Georgia.Friday, September 41FW – Watkinsville, GAAngelica Risk defends gold, Satnam Singh faces Chad Skywalker, and several major 1FW names are in action.Southern Honor Wrestling – Canton, GACarlie Bravo and Alexander Lev go face-to-face before Still Here, plus Krule, Christian Taylor, Kyle Matthews, Hakeem Young, and a Good Brothers meet and greet.Saturday, September 51FW – Winder, GAA free show at Finished Goods Brew Werks.Southern Fried Championship Wrestling – Monroe, GANick Halen defends the SFCW Heavyweight Championship against Bryce Cannon, plus tag title action and more.

Welcome back to Sounds of the Summer, as we look back on the biggest GAA stories of a sensational summer — and look ahead to what comes next.In this episode, former All-Ireland winner Darran O'Sullivan joins Eoin Sheahan in the aftermath of Kerry's All-Ireland final defeat to Mayo, to dig into why the Kingdom looked flat when it mattered most.From the impact of the condensed calendar and the lack of training time, to injuries, selection calls, and how Mayo's bravery and tactical plan exposed Kerry's slower, choreographed approach, O'Sullivan gives a frank view from inside Kerry — and pushes back on the idea that club football is the real problem.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

The night of October 11, 2025 was meant to be one of celebration in the north Cork town of Doneraile. Locals gathered to mark a GAA victory, continuing their festivities into the night. However, over the next few hours tensions began to rise on the town's Main Street. A short time later, local postman and father-of-five Barry Daly was beaten to death with a golf club outside his own home. Now, 21-year-old Alex Deady has been sentenced to life in prison for his murder. Kevin Doyle is joined by Irish Independent southern correspondent Ralph Riegel to examine how a community celebration descended into a brutal killing. Please note: this episode features discussion of graphic violence. Host: Kevin Doyle | Guest: Ralph RiegelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to Sounds of the Summer, as we look back on the biggest GAA stories of a sensational summer — and look ahead to what comes next for Gaelic football.In this episode, Eoin Sheahan is joined by former Roscommon and Mayo manager Kevin McStay, now heading up the Gaelic football expert advisory group tasked with monitoring the impact of the Football Review Committee's work.McStay explains how the group is using match footage and data to “polish” the new rules, from the hooter/clock rollout and anomalies around scoring, to a possible four-point goal, a backcourt rule to curb lateral play, and what referee assistance could realistically look like without turning football into VAR.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.On this episode we look back on one of the most poignant moments of the year, as John Duggan was joined by Meath legend Colm O'Rourke to pay tribute to the late, great broadcaster Michael Lyster.O'Rourke reflects on three decades alongside Lester on The Sunday Game — his calm authority, his preparation, and the way he kept control even when the studio got unruly.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

On 26th of July, 75 years of waiting ended in Croke Park, and Sam Maguire is in Mayo at last. Stephen Coen has been chasing that day since he was seventeen, but he was named to start last month's final, and before throw-in, injury took him out of the squad on the day, but no one was more central to Mayo's successful run than Coen. When he's not playing, Stephen farms cattle and sheep with his father Liam and his brother David outside the village of Hollymount.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Tapped Out Podcast, Nick and Myron break down another packed week in pro wrestling, including WWE's streaming future, NXT developmental questions, AEW's return to Wembley, and a loaded stretch of Georgia indy wrestling.The guys start with ESPN Unlimited increasing its subscription price from $29.99 to $31.99 per month beginning September 17. Some fans are blaming WWE because ESPN Unlimited will be the U.S. home for WWE PLEs, but is that fair? Or is this really part of a larger streaming industry price trend?Nick and Myron discuss the difference between WWE taking major rights fees and ESPN setting the monthly price for its own app.They also address the report that claimed ESPN was already unhappy with the WWE deal — and ESPN quickly shooting that down as false.Then the conversation shifts to NXT's women's division and why so many female athletes seem to be picking up pro wrestling faster than the men. Jordynne Grace's research, athletic backgrounds like gymnastics, cheerleading, and amateur wrestling, and comments from names like Kevin Owens and AJ Styles all factor into the discussion.Are NXT's women developing faster because of gender, recruiting, coaching habits, or transferable athletic skills?The guys also discuss AEW All In returning to Wembley Stadium, with Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay headlining. Ticket numbers are down from AEW's historic 2023 Wembley debut, but when did drawing 40,000-plus fans to a stadium become something people call a failure?Nick and Myron look at whether AEW's international strategy may be one of its biggest long-term growth opportunities.This week's Georgia wrestling recap includes quick reactions and story takeaways from:1FW – Marietta, GAA busy night featuring Angelica Risk, Vary Morales, Parker Li, The SupaStarz, and more.Southern Fried Championship Wrestling – Loganville, GAA fundraiser-driven night that became much bigger than wrestling and created one of the most emotional moments of the weekend.Blood & Honey Series – Atlanta, GAMatt Griffin continues to survive Atlanta's deathmatch world, while major changes hit the Blood & Honey power structure.Total Aggression Wrestling – Eastanollee, GAChampionship issues, rivalries, and a major return all helped set the table for what comes next.1FW TV Taping – McDonough, GAA packed TV taping featuring title fallout, new directions, surprise confrontations, and chaos in the main event scene.Nick and Myron also look ahead to another strong weekend across Georgia.Friday, August 281FW – Commerce, GASix-man action, Satnam Singh, Angelica Risk defending gold, and more.SCA – Royston, GAMonster's Ball action, title matches, tag team stakes, and several big stories moving forward.Saturday, August 29Coastal Empire Wrestling – Savannah, GATag title action, Bryce Cannon, Dax Anthony, Doc Gallows, Christian Taylor, Gold or Gone, and more.GCW – Buckhead, GAA Career vs. Hair Bunkhouse Match with Terry Lawler as special referee.Sunday, August 30ROAR – Marietta, GAKiera Hogan vs. Ruthie Jay and Robyn Renegade vs. Bobbi Thunder.United Pro Entertainment – Kingsland, GABryce Cannon defends the United Pro Title against Jon Davis, plus Hunter James, Hakeem Young, Bryce Maddox, JT Paradox, Christian Taylor, and more.

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.In this episode, All-Ireland winner and Hurling Pod regular Paul Murphy joins Colm Boohig and Ger Gilroy to dig into Henry Shefflin's appointment as Kilkenny manager, and the big question: is now the right time?Murphy chats backroom-team possibilities, what Shefflin learned from Galway, the importance of puck-out strategy and tactical flexibility, and why a “reset” could be exactly what Kilkenny's panel needs after a season that felt like a crisis of confidence.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

On this sponsored episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Bill Zadeits visits with Billy Willis and Kevin Stallings of Greenville Auto Auction. The auction celebrates 16 years in early September, and the guys talk about the history of the sale, the anniversary and what's coming next. With a sincere focus on serving their customers and their community, you'll enjoy hearing more about GAA in this conversation.

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.In this episode, Derry-man Anton Tohill joined Tommy Rooney on a bonus episode of The Football Pod back in July, to chat careers, county football, and the realities of trying to do it all in the modern game.Fresh off graduating as a doctor at Queen's (alongside his sister), Anton reflects on the sacrifices behind the scenes — including his AFL journey, the decision to choose medicine over another contract, and what sport has opened up for him.He also opens up on being left out of Derry's plans this year, the amateur status “tipping point”, and why more support for players is becoming unavoidable.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

In this bonus episode of The Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan, host Finghin Mac Cárthaigh (Flor McCarthy) sits down with Réamonn Ó Ciaráin, Chief Executive Officer of Gael Linn, author, educator, and long-time Irish language advocate.Together, they explore Réamonn's personal journey with the Irish language, beginning with his childhood in Crossmaglen, his first joyful experiences of learning Irish through school, song, community classes and the GAA, and the powerful influence of teachers, family, and the Gaeltacht on his life.Thanks for your interest in The Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan! Subscribe for free to receive priority notifications on future episodes and to access valuable Irish language learning resources.Throughout the conversation, Réamonn reflects on his 30-plus years with Gael Linn, the organisation's role in strengthening and widening the Irish language, and the importance of giving learners real opportunities to use Irish outside the classroom.This episode reminds us that Irish is not only a school subject or a cultural inheritance, but a living language that continues to inspire people in Ireland and across the world.This Episode Celebrates:* The lifelong impact of positive early experiences with Irish* The work of Gael Linn in promoting and revitalising the language* The importance of schools, families, communities, and the Gaeltacht* The growing global interest in Irish among adult learners and new communitiesIf you've ever wondered how Irish can move from the classroom into real life, community, family, creativity, and cultural identity, this conversation offers a deeply thoughtful and inspiring perspective.Thanks for your interest in The Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan! Subscribe for free to receive priority notifications on future episodes and to access valuable Irish language learning resources.Podcast NotesA Childhood Introduction to IrishRéamonn shares memories of growing up in Crossmaglen, where Irish first came into his life through a dedicated teacher, local GAA classes, songs, prayers, and small but meaningful moments that stayed with him.The Influence of Teachers, Family, and the GaeltachtHe reflects on the teachers who inspired him, the respect for Irish within his family, and the powerful effect of spending time in the Gaeltacht as a young teenager.A Life's Work with Gael LinnRéamonn discusses joining Gael Linn in 1993 and how his career developed from cultural schemes to education and eventually to his current role as CEO. He describes the organisation's mission as strengthening and widening the Irish language in Ireland and abroad.Thanks for your interest in The Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan! Subscribe for free to receive priority notifications on future episodes and to access valuable Irish language learning resources.Creating Real Opportunities to Use IrishThe conversation explores Gael Linn's work through debating, music, public speaking, sports, Gaeltacht experiences, adult classes, online learning, and school initiatives such as Gaelbhratach. Réamonn emphasises that learners need meaningful opportunities to use the Irish they already have.Policy, Education, and the Future of the LanguageRéamonn offers a thoughtful assessment of Irish language policy, education, exemptions, the growth of Gaelscoileanna, and the urgent challenges facing the Gaeltacht. While he recognises serious concerns, he also points to major advances and a growing confidence around the language.Why Irish Still MattersTowards the end of the episode, Réamonn reflects on what motivates him: the belief that Irish carries something essential about identity, belonging, heritage, creativity, and spirit. He speaks about the joy of seeing young people, adult learners, and communities reconnecting with the language in new and modern ways.Free Irish Learning ResourcesIf you enjoyed this episode of The Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan and want to continue your Irish language journey:Access free Irish learning resources, stay updated on upcoming episodes, and receive exclusive content.Sign up here:Free ResourcesThe Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan Free ResourcesYou can also follow my writing on Substack:Thanks for your interest in The Language Question ~ Ceist na Teangan! Subscribe for free to receive priority notifications on future episodes and to access valuable Irish language learning resources.A newsletter and community for anyone learning the Irish language as an adultSlán tamall,Finghin Mac CárthaighHost – The Language Question ~ Ceist na TeanganMore on Réamonn Ó CiaráinRéamonn Ó Ciaráin is the Chief Executive Officer of Gael Linn, the non-profit organisation dedicated to revitalising and promoting the Irish language and culture. He has been with Gael Linn since 1993 and previously served as Director of Education before becoming CEO.He is also an author and cultural advocate, having written three books on Cúchulainn and the Ulster Cycle, including Laoch na Laochra and Cúchulainn, Ulster's Greatest Hero. Réamonn is co-founder and Chairman of Aonach Mhacha, the Irish language cultural centre in Armagh City, and has served on the National Committee for the Irish Language of the GAA.Learn more:LinkedInGael LinnAonach Mhacha This is a public episode. 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Welcome back to Sounds of the Summer, as we look back on the biggest GAA talking points of a sensational summer — and what might come next.Here, All-Ireland winner with Armagh, Paddy Burns, joined Will O'Callaghan ahead of the All-Ireland football semi-finals back in July to reflect on the Orchard County's year, the heartbreak of that Louth loss and the brutal six-day turnaround that followed.They dig into the new condensed championship format, why Ulster still matters so much, and how teams are living with constant jeopardy.Plus: Mayo's man-to-man approach, the puzzle of stopping this Kerry forward line, and what it's really like trying to stay switched on while marking David Clifford.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan joins Colm Boohig and Ger Gilroy on Off The Ball Breakfast, just days after that All-Ireland quarter-final exit to Kerry, to look back on a summer of fine margins and big moments.Morgan reflects on a slow start to the season, the danger of “moral victories”, and why this Kerry defeat might sting even more than last year. He also chats about the respect between players, a brilliant GAA-style story involving the goalkeepers' families, and the league “wedding/holiday saga” that saw him dropped and forced to reset.Plus, will he be back next year?Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Micky and Eddie take a deep dive into the Intermediate and Junior grades, before previewing the Senior action and discussing Brian Hogan's appointment as the new Under-20 manager.With a break week in the senior league, the lads shift the spotlight to Intermediate and Junior, examining the key storylines and standout teams.They also look at the big news of the week: Brian Hogan's appointment as Kilkenny's Under-20 hurling manager, a move that brings significant experience to the county's underage setup. The KCLR Hurling Podcast is brought to you by Morrissey Motors Peugeot Kilkenny.

Welcome to the first installment of The Week on Off The Ball, a weekly listen back at some of our favourite pieces from right across the week that was. Eoin Sheahan and Arthur James O'Dea were on hand this time out and had plenty to dig into! There were European medals galore as they ran back through interviews with Kate O'Connor, Ellen Walshe and Mona McSharry from OTB Breakfast and nightly radio show. Athletics Ireland boss Paul McNamara also joined Off The Ball this week to run through how such a transformation in Irish sporting success has taken place. An All-Ireland winner with Kerry, and AFL Grand Final champion with the Sydney Swans, Tadhg Kennelly joined Eoin from Australia this week. He shared his expert opinion on how - if at all - the GAA can ever hope to manage the departure of its star players to the Australian game. And finally, ahead of the first of a four-game series between New Zealand and South Africa this weekend, author and political activist Trevor Richards joined Eoin to discuss the dark history of this fixture. If you like what you've heard on The Week on Off The Ball, don't forget you can become an OTB member now - https://www.offtheball.com/uncategorized/join-in-the-obsession-1494916

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.Here, Kerry legend Dara Ó Cinnéide joined Gerard Gilroy back in May to talk about his his latest documentary, a gripping murder-mystery sparked by a chance discovery of old books and a trail that leads from West Kerry to Boston and Oklahoma.He also reflects on club life as chairman of An Ghaeltacht, the pull of local history, and why “nothing beats being there” when it comes to sport and storytelling.Become a member: offtheball.com/join

Ballyhale made it three wins from three in the St Canice's Credit Union Kilkenny Senior League last week, beating Tullaroan in Callan.Darragh Corcoran impressed again, and during the week he spoke to Oisín about Ballyhale's start to the season, the hunger in the squad, and Henry Shefflin taking over the Cats.We also caught up with Cork's Rob Downey — both men were present as Clubber launched their coverage for the new season.The KCLR Hurling Podcast is brought to you by Morrissey Motors Peugeot Kilkenny.

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.Willie Maher, the GAA's National Head of Hurling, joins Eoin Sheahan in studio for a wide-ranging chat on the state of the game, the new rules, and what hurling needs next.With the league finals and championship around the corner, Maher breaks down the updated dissent measures – 30 metres for players, a 21-yard free for sideline altercations – and why “tidying up” the game matters for respect and referee recruitment.They also go deep on the bigger challenge: growing hurling in non-traditional counties, getting hurleys in kids' hands, building coaching and games programmes, and what the new government funding is really designed to do.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

The mandatory retirement age for inter-county GAA referees is 50 years old.Once an official on the National Referees Panel reaches this age, they must step down from officiating at the inter-county level, though many continue to referee local club games.But, should we extend the referee retirement age?Joining Andrea to discuss is Rory Hickey, former Intercounty GAA Referee and Referee Administrator of Clare GAA, Paddy Osbourne, former Coach and Referee, David Kennedy, Tipperary center half back in the All-Ireland final in 2001 and Tim Barry, Secretary of Rathdowney Errill GAA.

Rachel Sheehan is joined on the line by Eimear McGrath of of Drom & Inch and Tipperary to discuss her Inter-County season as well as the upcoming club championships.Clubber to Stream over 2,000 Championship Matches as Attention Turns from County to Club. At the launch of the championship season with Clubber are Rob Downey (Glen Rovers, Cork), Darragh Corcoran (Ballyhale Shamrocks, Kilkenny) and Eimear McGrath (Drom & Inch, Tipperary). Clubber is covering live championship matches for 15 county boards this season, with over 2,000 live matches set to be streamed this year. To find out more, and to get your Clubber subscription, visit clubber.ie GAA on Off The Ball

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.Former Cork hurling boss Pat Ryan sits down with Eoin Sheahan for this episode, reflecting on life after the hot seat and what it's like going back to matches as a supporter.They chat about the condensed season, the madness of Munster hurling, and why “momentum games” can define a campaign.Ryan also goes deep on the mental side of the modern player: temperament, resilience, and how teams recover from bad days in a championship that can turn in a week.Plus, his hurling wish-list: a four-point goal, bringing back more visible contest, changes to puckouts, and his views on the black card and penalties.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Eddie and Micky look back on Weekend 3 of the St Canice's Credit Union Kilkenny Senior League, along with the latest from the Intermediate and Junior Leagues.We also get into the weight of sliotars, handpassing, and the impact of the hot weather.The KCLR Hurling Podcast is brought to you by Morrissey Motors Peugeot Kilkenny.Image courtesy of Paul Doyle

Ballyhale, Thomastown, and Graigue Ballycallan remain perfect with three wins from three in the St Canice's Credit Union Kilkenny Senior League. Clara and Dicksboro both recorded their first victories of the campaign, while O'Loughlin Gaels responded to their loss against Ballyhale by defeating Erins Own.In Carlow, Mount Leinster Rangers will face Bagenalstown Gaels in the JJ Kavanagh Senior Hurling Championship semi‑finals. MLR beat Ballinkillen on Friday night, while Bagenalstown fell to St Mullins and Naomh Eoin overcame Naomh Brid yesterday.As a result, Ballinkillen will meet St Mullins in the other semi‑final.The KCLR Hurling Podcast is brought to you by Morrissey Motors Peugeot Kilkenny.

Love Island's, Seán 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, is BACK from the Love Island villa and he is ready to spill all!He chats to the WOTS team about

Love Island's, Seán 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, is BACK from the Love Island villa and he is ready to spill all!He chats to the WOTS team about

Love Island's, Seán 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, is BACK from the Love Island villa and he is ready to spill all!He chats to the WOTS team about

Love Island's, Seán 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, is BACK from the Love Island villa and he is ready to spill all!He chats to the WOTS team about

If you asked people to name the biggest stars in Irish sporting history, Rory McIlroy, Katie Taylor and Brian O'Driscoll would be at the top of many lists – and, up until recently, many people would have gone for hurling legend DJ Carey. The former Kilkenny and GAA icon is no longer famous for his sporting prowess alone. Instead, he is currently serving a prison sentence for fraud and deception that nobody could have predicted just a few years ago. But how did DJ Carey go from a titan of Ireland's favourite game to a convicted criminal? Today on The Indo Daily we bring you the first episode from our special three-part documentary on the rise and fall of DJ Carey. This episode of The Indo Daily was first released in November 2025. The Indo Daily is part of the Trust Project. You can see our ethics policies at independent.ie/ourjournalismSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jerry spoke to John Fogarty, GAA correspondent with the Irish Examiner, who broke this story.

Soccer returns to Croke Park this evening for the first time since 2009 with Manchester United facing off against Leeds United in a pre-season friendly. It will mark the first soccer match with a non-Irish team at GAA headquarters. British Ambassador Kara Owen discusses the significance of this.

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.Here, former Dublin player and manager Jim Gavin sits down with Colm Boohig and Ger Gilroy for his first interview since his ill-fated presidential campaign.The eight-time All-Ireland winner opens up on where his resilience really came from — the Air Corps, learning to respond rather than react, and how those lessons carried into dressing rooms and big days.Gavin also reflects on the “chaotic” years as a Dublin player, his early coaching path, and how close he came to the senior job in 2008.Plus, his take on the new football rules: blanket defences, the 40-metre arc, the hooter, and making the game more watchable.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

In this bonus, Dave tells us about taking a trip with his family to England, Neil was at the All-Ireland Hurling final as part of BBC's push to get the UK into GAA, and we even get a few facts in.New full episodes every Thursday.Bonus mini-eps on Sundays and Tuesdays.To listen to Dave on the radio check outhttps://www.todayfm.com/shows/dave-moore-1499732 To see Neil on tour check outhttps://www.neildelamere.com/reinventing-the-neil-tourhttps://www.neildelamere.com/neils-on-wheels-tourYou can watch the podcast on Youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/@WhyWouldYouTellMeThatpodcastPresented and Produced by Neil Delamere and Dave MooreEdited by Diarmuid O'BrienMusic by Dave MooreArtwork by Ray McDonnell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.Here, Mayo coach Paddy Tally, chatted to our own GAA correspondent Tommy Rooney back in April ahead of their Connacht championship defeat to Roscommon.Tally explains how Andy Moran brought him into the Mayo setup, what separates Moran from other managers he's worked with, and why Mayo remain one of the hardest teams to predict — even when you're coaching them.They also dig into Gaelic football's “seismic shift” under the new rules: from the kicking game of the 80s and 90s, to the possession era, and how the two-point arc and new scoring have changed everything.Plus: Tally on teen sensation Kobe McDonald and the hype around him.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Today we are talking to one of the few media personalities in Ireland with an actual personality - Mr Alan Clarke. Discussing the historic win by Mayo, the perception of nepotism in the GAA, Ireland's mistrust of influencers and lots of other things. I think we might have to start a monthly special with Alan called "The Culchie Wars" where he roasts Dublin and vice versa. What do you think!?https://www.instagram.com/mehiganmark/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/alanclarkeofficial/?hl=en

Welcome to our Sounds of the Summer podcast, a look back, and look forward, to some of the biggest GAA stories which dominated 2026.In this episode, Eoin Sheahan was joined in studio by RTÉ Head of Sport Declan McBennett back in July to unpack the rise of GAA Plus, what fans can realistically expect from the next rights deal, and why the “more free-to-air games” debate keeps flaring up.They discuss overlapping throw-ins, condensed seasons, accessibility for older viewers, and whether every match should be available live – even if it's only one camera and a commentator.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

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Vinny Perth, Shane Hannon & Enda Coll go through Friday morning's papers, LOI in Europe, Franco Baresi's passing, FIFA's stakes sales, Howe's departure, celebrations in GAA and much more!Off The Ball Breakfast with 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.Catch The Off The Ball Breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off The Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off The Ball app.SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/joinOff The Ball Breakfast is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball

Kilkenny Sculptor, Aidan Harte speaks about unveiling the first GAA statue depicting a woman at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles, Tipperary.

Mick McCarthy, Tommy Rooney and Matthew Brennan are here to bring you the final instalment of the Football Power Rankings of the 2026 season. They discuss Mayo's All-Ireland victory, Andy Moran's dedication, Kerry's performance and much, much more! The Power Rankings on Off The Ball, with Harvey Norman, Official Stats Sponsor of the GAA

Paul and Mick discuss the cases of Simon O'Donovan and Isobella Perrie Sullivan who are charged in relation to the discovery of a Semtex bomb in a car in Co Monaghan last week. Mr O'Donovan was brought before the Special Criminal Court which heard how it is alleged he stored the bomb in the National Museum in Collins Barracks. Ms Sullivan meanwhile has been granted bail, with her solicitor claiming she was “manipulated” into carrying a black hold-all bag which she did not know the contents of. Mick and Paul also discuss the four road deaths across Ireland over the weekend and how disgraced GAA star DJ Carey ended up in hospital. Download SAILY in your app store and use our code shatteredlives at checkout to get an exclusive 15% off your first purchase! For further details go to https://saily.com/shatteredlives ⛵ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices