Podcasts about leinster championship

Kildare's Paul Dolan spoke to Will O'Callaghan about their remarkable back-to-back promotions from the Christy Ring to the Leinster Championship, their superb performance against Laois in the McDonagh Cup final, and hosting Dublin in the All-Ireland Preliminary Quarter-Finals at a packed St Conleth's Park this weekend.

All-Ireland winners James Skehill and Paul Murphy joined Will O'Callaghan to review the last round of group games in the Munster and Leinster Hurling Championships. Cork bounced back from their Limerick loss to defeat Waterford and reach a first Munster final since 2018, while the Deise's miserable round-robin record continued. Galway's first away Championship victory at Dublin saw them set up. a Leinster decider with Kilkenny, but how confident is Skehill about them beating the Cats?Antrim dropped to the McDonagh Cup, they'll be replaced by either Laois or Kildare in next year's Leinster Championship.

Offaly U20 hurling Leo O'Connor and Paul Shaughnessy preview Galway's Leinster Senior Hurling Championship clash with Wexford. This Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ieSubscribe for more content!

On Hurling Chat this week, Niall and Sean are joined by Johnny Coen and former Loughrea star Brian Mahony. They discuss: - Galway get their Leinster Championship back on track with a win over Offaly - ⁠What key areas did Galway improve from the Kilkenny performance? - ⁠Some of the weekend talking points in Munster and Leinster are discussed, including sendings off, goals that shouldn't have been and simulation - ⁠Niall looks back at the Minors loss to Kilkenny and - ⁠Brian, who is the Hurling Coordinator of Cumann na mBunscoil, talks about all the work going into the National School competitions and the teams that play at half time in the big championship games.  

Hear from Robbie Brennan, Dessie Farrell, Eoghan Frayne & James Conlon as Jonathan Higgins & Austin O'Malley bring you all of the reaction from the Leinster Senior Football Semi-Final clash between Dublin & Meath, which saw Dublin lose their first Leinster Championship fixture in 15 YEARS!

Andy Coen joins Niall and Sean on Hurling Chat this week to pour over Galway's loss to Kilkenny in the Leinster Championship opener last Saturday. The lads discuss the game in detail, the importance of rebounding quickly for the Offaly game this Saturday and where Galway are at. The two cracking Munster championship games, Galway's opening round win over Dublin in the Leinster Minor championship and the wins in Feile for Fr Joe Walshs, Michael Cusacks and Mícheál Breathnachs are also discussed.

In this updated version of the podcast, we're joined by Clare based Journalist Eoin Brennan to look back on a dramatic weekend in Munster and a look ahead to what's coming.Kilkenny and Carlow both enjoyed big wins on the opening day of the Leinster Championship and Joe Mc Donagh Cup. Both games were live on KCLR.In Carlow Terence Kelly and Joe Nolan joined Brendan Hennessy in the aftermath of the win against Down while in UPMC Nowlan Park Eddie Scally hosted the discussion with Taggy and Mickey Walsh. Also included are chats with Derek Lyng and Paddy Deegan.

With the Munster and Leinster Hurling Championships underway this weekend, All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joined Will O'Callaghan to look ahead to the start of the Championship. They also discussed Shane O'Donnell potentially playing some part in Clare's title defense, why Skehill snubbed the last round of The Masters, and predictions for all five of this weekend's games. Timestamps:0'00” - ‘F*ck golf' - Will and Paul were captivated by Rory McIlroy completing the career Grand Slam, but Skehill couldn't care less. 14'13” - ‘We spent 14 minutes on Rory, let's talk some hurling now'. Shane O'Donnell hopes to be back in action in four weeks. 27'40” - Nine months on from the All-Ireland final, Clare and Cork clash again, can Clare continue their strong record against the new League champions?53'48” - ‘John Kiely has lost nine Championship games, I've been on the pitch for two of them!' - Tipperary v Limerick preview 1'01'00” - Have Leinster group games between Kilkenny and Galway been a bit tame?1'26'20” - Dublin and Wexford have to open with wins on Saturday if they're to progress in the Leinster Championship

Tommy, James and Paddy are back with The Football Pod - but we're obviously starting with the Golf, before getting into a pair of crackers in Leinster, as well as the Ulster Football quarter-finals. Enjoy!(00:30) - The Golf Pod, Rory McIlroy wins the Masters - agony and ecstasy!(08:00) - Kildare beat Westmeath: Loughlin stars, midfield battle, goals get the job done.(23:00) - Wicklow push the Dubs, Louth's injuries, Neutral venues for Leinster semi-finals.(27:00) - Royals comeback: two-pointers, Offaly's Tailteann, Meath's character, size matters(39:00) - Antrim stand up, McBride's shooting, Armagh's depth and new options.(50.00) - Tyrone beat Cavan, green shoots, cracking Armagh-Tyrone match-up ahead.We've got a Members Football Pod coming for you later this week too - where we'll preview a major weekend of action!Become an Off The Ball member, or download the Off The Ball app to get three free listens per month and get our two episodes per-week throughout the intercounty season.The Football Pod Club is brought to you every week by AIB. Proud sponsors of the Football, Ladies Football, Hurling and Camogie All Ireland Club Championships. Check out #TheToughest.

We spent hours looking ahead to Championship over the weekend on KCLR Sport. Here we cut out the ads and updates and bring you the uninterrupted versions of our chats with Michael Walsh and Aidan Taggy Fogarty, Naoise Waldron and James Hickey. Plus, we talk to Brian Dowling about Kildare. Remember every Kilkenny game in the Leinster Championship and Carlow game in the Joe Mc Donagh Cup is live on KCLR.

Greg Lally and Paul Shaughnessy look ahead to the Galway senior hurlers Leinster Championship campaign. The lads also look back on the U20 hurlers victory over OffalySubscribe for more content!This Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ie

HURLING: Galway under-20 manager Fergal Healy with Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan after their Leinster championship victory over Offaly

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/26a6ezva Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Former Kerry football manager Mick O Iarbhainisteoir peile Chiarraí Mick O'Dwyer tar éis bháis. Former Kerry football team manager Mick O'Dwyer has died at the age of forty- eight. Tá iarbhainisteoir fhoireann peile Chiarraí Mick O'Dwyer tar éis bháis in aois a ocht mbliana agus ceithre scór. 'Micko' was one of Ireland's greatest sporting figures and won many medals, championships, trophies and awards as a player and manager throughout his life. Duine de mhórphearsana spóirt na hÉireann ab ea 'Micko' agus is iomaí bonn, craobh, corn agus gradam nach iad a bhuaigh sé mar imreoir agus mar bhainisteoir i gcaitheamh a shaoil. He won four All-Ireland championships as a player and eight championships as a pioneering manager of that famous elite team that Kerry had in the seventies and eighties. Ceithre chraobh Uile- Éireann a bhuaigh sé mar imreoir agus ocht gcraobh mar bhainisteoir ceannródaíoch ar an scothfhoireann cháiliúil úd a bhí ag Ciarraí sna seachtóidí agus sna hochtóidí. The Kerry team at that time, led by the Waterford man, were often in footy duels with the great Dublin team led by Kevin Heffernan, games that are deeply engraved and carved in stone for the Gaelic Athletic Association. Ba mhinic na Ciarraígh an uair úd, faoi stiúir fhear an Choireáin, i ndeabhaidh chosbháire le sárfhoireann Bhaile Átha Cliath a raibh Kevin Heffernan ina ceannas, cluichí atá greanta go domhain agus go snoite i gcloch oiris Chumann Lúthchleas Gael. Not counting the All-Ireland Championship, Mick O'Dwyer won the Munster Championship 23 times and the National League eleven times as both a player and manager. Gan Craobh na hÉireann a bhac, bhuaigh Mick O'Dwyer Craobh na Mumhan 23 uair agus an tSraith Náisúnta aon uair déag mar imreoir agus mar bhainisteoir araon. Although he was a staunch Kerryman, his talent was sought after in other counties as well and he was lured by teams that were not performing well – namely, Kildare, Laois, Wicklow and Clare – in the hope that he would turn the malt into ale, even though he was a man who had always abstained from intoxicating drink. Cé gur Ciarraíoch dílis go smior a bhí ann, bhí tóir ar a ardchumas i gcontaetha eile leis agus mealladh é ag foirne nach raibh ag cruthú go maith – mar atá, Cill Dara, Laois, Cill Mhantáin agus an Clár – le súil go ndéanfadh sé leann den bhraich, siúd is go mb'fhear é a staon riamh ón deoch mheisciúil. In fact, Kildare won the Leinster Championship in 1998 and 2000 under the guidance of Mick O'Dwyer and that team reached the All-Ireland final in 1998, when they were beaten by Galway by four goals. Go deimhin, bhain Cill Dara Craobh Laighean i 1998 agus in 2000 faoi lámh stiúrtha Mick O'Dwyer agus chuaigh an fhoireann sin chomh fada le cluiche ceannais Chraobh na hÉireann i 1998, tráth a fuair Gaillimh an ceann is fearr orthu le ceithre chúilín. Mick O'Dwyer made his living as an innkeeper and undertaker in Waterville. Is mar óstóir agus adhlacóir sa Choireán a shaothraigh Mick O'Dwyer a bheatha. His first wife Mary Carmel died in 2012 and he married Geraldine Shields in 2023. Bhásaigh a chéad bhean chéile Mary Carmel in 2012 agus phós sé Geraldine Shields in 2023. He is survived by his sons John, Robbie and Karl. Maireann a chlann mhac John, Robbie agus Karl. He was predeceased by another son, Michael. Bhásaigh roimhe mac eile, Michael. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

In part one of the show Galway minor hurling manager Kenneth Burke looks ahead to his side's Leinster Championship campaign. In part two of the show Ardrahan's Conor Cosgrove shares his experiences of playing for Roscommon. Subscribe for more content!This Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ie

This is this morning's OTB Breakfast Bite - your FREE bitesize flavour of this morning's full Off The Ball Breakfast.On this morning's show, The Athletic's Mark Critchley broke down a thirteenth Premier League defeat for Manchester United. We spoke to Cork City boss Tim Clancy about their much sought-after starlet Cathal O'Sullivan. And ahead of their Leinster Championship first round clash with Laois, we were joined by Wexford football manager John Hegarty. Catch Off The Ball Breakfast 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/join

This is this morning's OTB Breakfast Bite - your FREE bitesize flavour of this morning's full Off The Ball Breakfast.On this morning's show, The Athletic's Mark Critchley broke down a thirteenth Premier League defeat for Manchester United. We spoke to Cork City boss Tim Clancy about their much sought-after starlet Cathal O'Sullivan. And ahead of their Leinster Championship first round clash with Laois, we were joined by Wexford football manager John Hegarty. Catch Off The Ball Breakfast 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/join

Offaly will go into this year's Leinster Championship on a high following their Division 3 success in the Allianz Football League. They'll look on with interest this weekend as they'll face the winners of the Meath/Carlow clash. Faithful skipper Lee Pearson caught up with OTB's GAA correspondent Tommy Rooney.

HURLING: Galway under-20 manager Fergal Healy with Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan after their Leinster championship victory over Laois

In part one of the show Galway U20 hurling Fergal Healy looks ahead to his sides championship campaign, while Tony Óg Regan dissects Galway's defeat to Cork in the Allianz Hurling LeagueThis Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ieSubscribe for more content!

This Sunday, Galway and Dublin meet in the last of the group games in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship in Pearse Stadium (Throw in at 2pm). For both teams, this is a Leinster Semi-Final in all but name. Win and they will be in the Leinster Final. Lose and it could mean the end of their overall Championship involvement.  Galway Manager Henry Shefflin spoke to Niall Canavan ahead of this crucial game.

All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joined Will O'Callaghan to review a game for the ages between Cork and Limerick in the Munster Hurling Championship with the Rebels keeping their summer alive with a victory against the reigning All-Ireland champions in a thriller on Leeside.The surprises continued in the Leinster Championship, with Carlow earning a draw against their neighbours Kilkenny with a late free from Marty Kavanagh. While Dublin continued their unbeaten start with a comprehensive defeat of Antrim at Parnell Park.The Hurling Pod is with thanks to Bord Gais Energy, proud sponsors of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship.

Eoin Nolan and Cyril Farrell preview Galway and Carlow in the opening round of the Leinster Championship. Subscribe for more content! The Maroon & White Pod – brought to you by Citylink. For bookings, timetables, updates and any other information, head to citylink.ie

The wait is finally over, Wexford play Dublin in round 1 of the Leinster Championship this Sunday. What better way to look forward to it than to chat with 2 men who have gone the whole way. A very enjoyable chat with Leinster Final Man of the Match from 1996 Larry Murphy and Hurler of the Year from 1996 Larry O'Gorman

Your Host Stephen Poacher is joined by recurring contributors Dan St Ledger and Ryan Jones to provide a comprehensive review of the weekend's provincial championship matches. They delve into: - Ulster Championship yet to ignite - Leinster Championship is Dublin's warm up - Tapering and Tailoring your team for championship ------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to our podcast here:  Apple: http://buff.ly/3mgU6IU Spotify: https://bit.ly/49jdA96 YouTube http://buff.ly/36sGDJ2 The Locker Room Podcast is brought to you by the people at www.DeelySportScience.com Join today to get exclusive access to our upcoming coaching & sport science webinars, weekly videos of Gaelic football, Hurling, and S&C practices and activities, along with blogs, vlogs, member-led discussions. Sign up to Deely Sport Science elite coaching membership today for great rates: - €45 for 3 months - €80 for 6 months - €160 for 12 months

TJ Ryan sat down with Paul Shaughnessy on the latest edition of The Maroon & White Pod. Subscribe for more content! The Maroon & White Pod – brought to you by Citylink. For bookings, timetables, updates and any other information, head to citylink.ie

Brian Carroll joined Paul Shaughnessy to look ahead at the Galway senior hurlers championship campaign. Subscribe for more content! The Maroon & White Pod – brought to you by Citylink. For bookings, timetables, updates and any other information, head to citylink.ie

The Galway under-20 hurling team for Saturday's (6th April) Leinster championship opener against Offaly will be named on Thursday (4th April) evening around 9.30pm. It's the counties' first meeting at this grade since 2023, when the Faithful county beat the Tribesmen 3-20 to 2-17 in the provincial quarter-final. Offaly beat Dublin 1-18 to 2-14 last week to put one foot into this year's Leinster quarter-finals. Galway will play Dublin in the other group game next week (Saturday, 13th April) before advancing to the knockout stages. Leading up to the game, Galway manager Fergal Healy has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan. == Throw-in at Glenfesk O'Connor Park, Tullamore on Saturday is 2pm and we'll have full online coverage on our website galwaybayfm.ie.

When it comes to covering all things GAA there are few that have done and seen more than Johnny Nevin.Having played both codes at the highest level and held his own with the best in the business, Johnny gives us his views on the current state of county setups from Senior right down to underage in both codes.We get his thoughts on the Senior Footballers Championship opener v Wexford. The standard of county underage squads. Where he sees GAA in the county and beyond at present. All this and much more. ★ Support this podcast ★

Two great characters join us for this weeks show. Brian 'Skeough' Kelly wore the Carlow jersey with distinction for a decade or so and he doesn't pull any punches in how he sees the modern game. He also shares some hilarious stories.Marty 'Mouse' Kavanagh chats to us about Carlow's promotion to Division 1 for 2025. The turnaround in fortunes in 12 months. The excitement of the Leinster Championship games and much more.Results from Camogie, Ladies Football and other ongoings to note also. ★ Support this podcast ★

Tommy Walsh joins Jonathan Higgins in the aftermath of the Leinster Hurling Championship Final between Kilkenny and Galway at Croke Park.

Wexford really performed last Sunday and went hell for leather in getting the result vs Kilkenny to secure our Leinster Championship status. A massively improved showing from the previous games this year. We were joined by Wexford Legend Declan Ruth and Michael Verney of the Irish Independent to discuss.

Sinead Kehoe sits down with Tom Dempsey after Wexford overcome Kilkenny in the Leinster Championship.

Hear post-match reaction from wins for the Kilkenny Senior & Intermediate Camogie sides in Leinster Championship action - Brian Dowling - Julieann Malone - Kelly Anne-Doyle - Seamus Kelly

Cathal Minogue chats to Dessie Farrell, Mickey Harte and Ross Munnelly after Dublin beat Louth today in the Leinster Championship final. AIB GAA #TheToughest

Paul Murphy sits down with Stephen Gleeson after Kilkenny and Galway draw in the Leinster Championship. Kilkenny 0-28 Galway 1-25.

After the first round of games in the Munster and Hurling Championships, All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joined Will O'Callaghan for a live version of the podcast. The Hurling Pod with Bord Gáis Energy - proud sponsors of the Senior Hurling Championship and the Legends Tour Series at Croke Park. (0:00) - Our first live version of The Hurling Pod. Waterford give Limerick a good rattle but did they miss a chance to inflict a defeat? (16:44) - The cost to the Deise of losing De Burca to a season-ending injury. Dessie Hutchinson's role. Credit to Davy. (23:45) - Assessing the big refereeing calls at Semple Stadium. More retrospective bans ahead? John Kiely calls out 'bullshite' hype about his team, are Limerick being reffed fairly? (35:19) - Tipp go goal crazy against Clare. Are the Premier 'back'? Cathal Barrett's man marking job on Tony Kelly. (47:28) - Psychological impact of Tipp's win for the rest of their campaign. Clare's wides and soft goals hurt them. Bouncing back from a goalkeeping error. Clare 'behind the 8 ball'. Do Clare change keeper for Limerick? (01:11:11) - Does Skehill give Davy credit for how he set his team up against Limerick? Thriller between Antrim and Dublin in the Leinster Championship. Dublin need to win against Westmeath. TJ Reid returns for Kilkenny in rout of Westmeath. Billy Drennan in a moon boot. (01:21:40) - Galway recover from conceding early goals to defeat Wexford. Models need Reck and Chin. Evan Niland shooting the lights out. Kilkenny v Galway feels huge this weekend. Pushing back the Skehill draft and Fr Ted for later this week...

After the first round of games in the Munster and Hurling Championships, All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joined Will O'Callaghan for a live version of the podcast. The Hurling Pod with Bord Gáis Energy - proud sponsors of the Senior Hurling Championship and the Legends Tour Series at Croke Park. (0:00) - Our first live version of The Hurling Pod. Waterford give Limerick a good rattle but did they miss a chance to inflict a defeat? (16:44) - The cost to the Deise of losing De Burca to a season-ending injury. Dessie Hutchinson's role. Credit to Davy. (23:45) - Assessing the big refereeing calls at Semple Stadium. More retrospective bans ahead? John Kiely calls out 'bullshite' hype about his team, are Limerick being reffed fairly? (35:19) - Tipp go goal crazy against Clare. Are the Premier 'back'? Cathal Barrett's man marking job on Tony Kelly. (47:28) - Psychological impact of Tipp's win for the rest of their campaign. Clare's wides and soft goals hurt them. Bouncing back from a goalkeeping error. Clare 'behind the 8 ball'. Do Clare change keeper for Limerick? (01:11:11) - Does Skehill give Davy credit for how he set his team up against Limerick? Thriller between Antrim and Dublin in the Leinster Championship. Dublin need to win against Westmeath. TJ Reid returns for Kilkenny in rout of Westmeath. Billy Drennan in a moon boot. (01:21:40) - Galway recover from conceding early goals to defeat Wexford. Models need Reck and Chin. Evan Niland shooting the lights out. Kilkenny v Galway feels huge this weekend. Pushing back the Skehill draft and Fr Ted for later this week...

Ahead of the opening weekend of the Munster and Leinster Championships - James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking hurling with Will O'Callaghan. The Hurling Pod with Bord Gais Energy, proud sponsors of the Senior Hurling Championship and Legends Tour Series at Croke Park. (0:00) - Murph returns from holiday with his lawnmower still intact. Will's imposter in Westport. Skehill bottles going to Aintree. (12:43) - Come take us on in Fantasy Hurling, only two competitive games this weekend? (18:53) - The lads aren't having the Leinster Championship being written off as a second-rate competition. Are Kilkenny a soft touch? Picking the qualifiers from Leinster. (30:50) - Wexford's long wait for a win against Galway will continue...Can Antrim make the most of home advantage against Dublin? (42:02) - How do Kilkenny use their opener against Westmeath? Will TJ play? (46:27) - Who will make it out of Munster? Limerick could beat Waterford by double-digits. (51:12) - Hegarty doesn't mind Limerick being disliked by other counties. Kiely's dominance over Waterford in Championship. Waterford will struggle to qualify. (01:02:55) - Previewing the game of the weekend between Clare and Tipperary. Offaly top the McDonagh Cup standings after two rounds.

Ahead of the opening weekend of the Munster and Leinster Championships - James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking hurling with Will O'Callaghan. The Hurling Pod with Bord Gais Energy, proud sponsors of the Senior Hurling Championship and Legends Tour Series at Croke Park. (0:00) - Murph returns from holiday with his lawnmower still intact. Will's imposter in Westport. Skehill bottles going to Aintree. (12:43) - Come take us on in Fantasy Hurling, only two competitive games this weekend? (18:53) - The lads aren't having the Leinster Championship being written off as a second-rate competition. Are Kilkenny a soft touch? Picking the qualifiers from Leinster. (30:50) - Wexford's long wait for a win against Galway will continue...Can Antrim make the most of home advantage against Dublin? (42:02) - How do Kilkenny use their opener against Westmeath? Will TJ play? (46:27) - Who will make it out of Munster? Limerick could beat Waterford by double-digits. (51:12) - Hegarty doesn't mind Limerick being disliked by other counties. Kiely's dominance over Waterford in Championship. Waterford will struggle to qualify. (01:02:55) - Previewing the game of the weekend between Clare and Tipperary. Offaly top the McDonagh Cup standings after two rounds.

The Hurling Pod is addressing your questions in our new segment, 'Matters Arising' - as James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking Hurling with Will O'Callaghan. On this week's show: (00:00) – Galway's minors get the green light to join the Leinster Championship. (09:55) – Will we ever move away from the provincial championships? (23:48) - Who will win Galway this year? Does the current League structure work for the counties in the middle? (37:53) -How do Ulster counties close the gap? (43:25) - Most underrated managers, and underrated hurler suggestions. (50:53) - Will Croke Park suit Dublin this Saturday? Tipperary's injuries and Bubbles' retirement. (1:02:00) - Kerry's barrier to Munster SHC is removed at Congress, weekend preview. (01:18:30) - Week one of 'What Grinds Skehill's Gears'. Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed or in 'The Hurling Pod' feed.

The Hurling Pod is addressing your questions in our new segment, 'Matters Arising' - as James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking Hurling with Will O'Callaghan. On this week's show: (00:00) – Galway's minors get the green light to join the Leinster Championship. (09:55) – Will we ever move away from the provincial championships? (23:48) - Who will win Galway this year? Does the current League structure work for the counties in the middle? (37:53) -How do Ulster counties close the gap? (43:25) - Most underrated managers, and underrated hurler suggestions. (50:53) - Will Croke Park suit Dublin this Saturday? Tipperary's injuries and Bubbles' retirement. (1:02:00) - Kerry's barrier to Munster SHC is removed at Congress, weekend preview. (01:18:30) - Week one of 'What Grinds Skehill's Gears'. Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed or in 'The Hurling Pod' feed.

In this second episode of our Women in Sport podcast we turn our attention to coaching.Áine Kinsella is the assistant coach with the Wexford Senior Man's Football team competing in the Allianz League and the Leinster Championship.  She is a rarity, for now, as a woman in what remains a man's world but there is evidence throughout our conversation on how that can be changed.We speak of her route to where she is, the doubts that assailed her along the way, the importance of mentorship and the role models of female coaches that were involved in her playing career.It is worth staying to the end as we move into talking about the Allianz #StandStrong campaign and the courage it takes at times just to be a woman.The Sport for Business Women in Sport Podcast is brought to you in partnership with Lidl. Find out more about what we do day in day out at Sportforbusiness.com We publish Twice daily Bulletins and Twice Weekly Podcasts including recent interviews with Ger Mitchell of PTSB, Michelle Davoren of Wilson Hartnell, David McHugh of Wasserman Ireland and many more Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from and thanks for taking the time to listen in.

Aisling O'Reilly caught up with both sets of managers as well as the player of the match following The Downs GAA's victory over Ratoath in the Leinster Championship semifinal at Croke Park on Saturday. [00:00] Ratoath manager David Brady [07:23] The Downs manager Lar Wall [12:08] The Downs' player of the match Luke Loughlin #GAA in association with AIB | #TheToughest

Wexford manager Shane Roche reflects on Wexford's season and the state of the Championship. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

On this weeks show the lads speak to -01.05 Eleanor Walsh, manager of Clare Minor camogie team and Eimer Begley captain of the Clare Minor team.  -23.40 Donal Moloney, selector on Clare Minor hurling team and -48.40 Adrian Ronan talking about the Leinster Championship in hurling. Hosted by Leo Doyle with Pat McNamara and Originally  broadcast Saturday 7th May 2022. Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie 

00:00 mins In hurling, former Galway Coach Francis Forde, who is now part of Cheddar Plunkett's coaching set up with Laois, looks forward to the clash with Galway this weekend. He also chats about the Leinster Championship to date, the difficulties faced by Laois, the success of the Laois minors and the structure of the Leinster U20 championship that sees the likes of Laois and Galway only get one game. 21:41 mins In football Ollie Turner chats to former Galway footballer Diarmuid Blake about the upcoming Connacht Final against Roscommon and how the GAA split season is going so far for club footballers.

Welcome to Episode 12 of The Hurling Pod - James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking Hurling with Will O'Callaghan. On this week's show: (00:00) – Is Paul Murphy about to move to The Football Pod? (08:48) – Limerick's late flurry sees them defeat Tipperary. (24:20) – Should Gillane have seen red? Is he the form hurler in the country? How to mark him... (51:43) – Can Clare topple Limerick this weekend? Cork v Waterford. (01:00:39) – Hogie's record moment was missed... (01:16:00) – Leinster Championship preview. (01:22:30) – Leinster and Offaly into rare Leinster Minor Hurling final... Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed or in 'The Hurling Pod' feed.

Welcome to Episode 12 of The Hurling Pod - James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking Hurling with Will O'Callaghan. On this week's show: (00:00) – Is Paul Murphy about to move to The Football Pod? (08:48) – Limerick's late flurry sees them defeat Tipperary. (24:20) – Should Gillane have seen red? Is he the form hurler in the country? How to mark him... (51:43) – Can Clare topple Limerick this weekend? Cork v Waterford. (01:00:39) – Hogie's record moment was missed... (01:16:00) – Leinster Championship preview. (01:22:30) – Leinster and Offaly into rare Leinster Minor Hurling final... Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed or in 'The Hurling Pod' feed.

Liam, Seanie and Giggles are back and can't wait for the Munster and Leinster Championship to kick off.

Wexford get the win and take the points against Galway as they continue to impress in the league but was there an element of shadow boxing in Salthill with the sides meeting again in the first round of the Leinster Championship. We chat with former Galway player and coach and current Galway minor manager, Fergal Healy, about the game and whether it will hold much weight come championship.

Catch the post-match reaction from the Shamrocks', Glenmore's & Mooncoin's Leinster Championship encounters

Nickey Brennan and our team of experts look back on the weekend's action including reports on all the GAA reaction as well as a recap on the rest of the action.

Former Dublin footballer Paddy Andrews spoke to Tommy Rooney after Dublin's 0-20 to 1-9 victory over Kildare in the Leinster Championship final.

Ahead of the championship weekend, Damian Lawlor is joined by former Hurler Of The Year, the eight-time All-Ireland winner Eoin Larkin. Offaly footballer Niall McNamee reflects on his longevity and the health of the Leinster Championship, while Shane Dowling and Keith Higgins break down some of the tactical aspects of the weekend's games.

Ahead of the championship weekend, Damian Lawlor is joined by former Hurler Of The Year, the eight-time All-Ireland winner Eoin Larkin. Offaly footballer Niall McNamee reflects on his longevity and the health of the Leinster Championship, while Shane Dowling and Keith Higgins break down some of the tactical aspects of the weekend's games.

The rapid-fire National League campaign is now over with the action getting underway in this year's Championship next weekend. Mayo take the field next Saturday, when they face Sligo in a Connacht SFC quarter-final tie at Markievicz Park.In this episode of the Mayo News football podcast we use the short lull in hostilities between League and Championship to preview this year's race for the Sam Maguire. Billy Joe Padden hosts the Championship preview episode and he's joined by fellow Mayo News (and Irish Examiner) columnist Colin Sheridan and by Mick Foley of the Sunday Times.In a wide-ranging discussion, the lads look ahead to the summer campaign from a number of different angles. Their focus initially is on Mayo, where, naturally, they zero in straight away on the loss that Cillian O'Connor represents to a Mayo team that start out as favourites to retain the Nestor Cup but whose more expansive plans this year have been undercut by the Achilles injury suffered by their talisman.The lens then widens out to consider Galway and Roscommon, both of whom were relegated from Division One last weekend and who seem destined to meet in Connacht at the semi-final stage. Their respective strengths and weaknesses are examined, as are their prospects for provincial honours. Casting the net wider still, the lads survey other potential last-four competitors, before their gaze fixes on the quixotic endeavours of John Maughan and Mickey Harte. Both men have walked the line more than once on All-Ireland day but this year their respective charges in Offaly and Louth - both of whom enjoyed League promotion this year - are set to meet in the first round of the Leinster Championship.Wrapping up this Championship preview episode, all three provide their predictions on who'll come out of Connacht and then they go on to declare who they think will get their hands on Sam in August. This episode of the Mayo News football podcast is now online and is available to listen to on iTunes, SoundCloud, Podomatic and Spotify. You can also listen to it directly on the Mayo News website as well as on the Mayo GAA Blog.The Mayo News football podcast has its own Twitter presence, @MayoPodcast, so if you're a Twitter user you should follow us there to make sure you get the latest podcast-related updates, including new episodes. The Mayo News football podcast is sponsored by Ceramic City and Swinford Motors, two fine Mayo businesses with whom we're proud to be associated.

It's been called the birth of the modern GAA and thirty years on from the epic 4-game saga between Dublin and Meath in the opening round of the Leinster Championship that electrified and captured the nation's attention, the Throw-In looks back on that historic series. Dublin legend, Paul Curran, and Meath legend, Colm O'Rourke, join Michael Verney and Roy Curtis as they remember the three drawn games and the final tense winning match for Meath. Colm looks back on Sean Boylan's unique management style that saw the team travel to Scotland and train in buoyancy aids, while Paul Curran rues the missed chances for Dubs and the nights in the pub that followed. Relive some of that special time with great memories and stories on this Throw-In Special. For more from the Throw-In podcast go to: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ And don't forget to rate, review and subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from.

We’re back with the latest instalment of the LaoisToday Talking Sport Podcast. Host Alan Hartnett is in the hot seat once again and he is joined by his colleague Steven Miller. The pair take a look at the Leinster football and hurling championship draws which were made early on Tuesday morning.  The Laois footballers have been drawn to play Westmeath in this year’s Leinster championship. It will be the third time in four years for the counties to meet at the quarter-final stage with Laois winning the 2018 and 2019 clashes. The semi-final draw will only be held after the quarter-finals in the summer. The football championship will again be straight knockout this year with no qualifiers for the teams beaten in their provinces. While in hurling, Laois will play Wexford in this year’s Leinster championship quarter-final. Should Laois win, they will meet Kilkennyin the semi-final. The winners of Dublin-Antrim will meet Galway in the semi-final. This week's interview features Laois's longest serving and leading appearance holder for the hurlers - Matthew Whelan.  The Borris-Kilcotton man speaks about his decision to commit for a 15th year, the return of Cheddar, hopes for the season and ideal club structure. 

In this episode, I chat to Kildare and Allenwood legend Johnny Doyle. Johnny will talk about his Leinster Championship win in 2000, Mick O'Dwyer, Kieran McGeeney, Kildare's All Ireland Semi-Final appearance in 2010, their Division 2 victory over Tyrone in 2012, the loss of big names in Kildare around 2013, returning to the county fold with the Kildare Juniors in 2019, playing International Rules for Ireland in 2013, his club Allenwood, managing Maynooth University in the Sigerson Cup, Kildare's fortunes today and Dublin's dominance in Leinster. Intro & Outro Song: Lensko-Circles

In Episode 2 of the podcast, I chat to Dublin man Aaron Maher (AKA GAA Fan TV) and Meath man Daragh Kelly (AKA DK Sports) about Dublin's dominance in both the Leinster Championship and the Sam Maguire Cup. I'll also give a starting XV of Gaelic Footballers that retired over the course of the year. GAA Fan TV: @gaafantv • Instagram photos and videos GAA Fan TV - YouTube DK Sports: DK Sports (@dksports.ie) • Instagram photos and videos DK Sports - Home - Daragh Kelly - Blacked Out Gloves Now Available DK Sports - YouTube Intro and Outro Song: Lensko-Circles

Current Offaly Footballer Cathal Mangan joined Mick and Ross to reflect on the final two rounds of the Allianz Football League for his County and looks forward to Offaly's Leinster Championship clash with Carlow. Mick and Ross also put their neck on the lines for the upcoming Football championships.

Micky & Davy look at the new structure the all county football leagues will take this year with no relegation or promotion in club leagues. We also look, with disappointment, to the resumption of the Allianz Leagues but we look with optimism towards the Leinster Championship and All Ireland Series :)

Mark Carpenter is one of Carlow's most decorated Footballers of all time. In this show he talks about winning a Leinster Championship, balancing life as an Undertaker and Publican and recalls some fond memories during his time playing county. ★ Support this podcast ★

Gary Connaughton joins Conor to look ahead to this weekends senior final and discuss the Leinster Championship draw.

6 All Ireland medals, 5 National League medals, 10 Leinster Championship medals, four All Stars and a huge part of Dublin's success over the last decade. The legend that is Paul Flynn joins me to look back on his outstanding career in Blue. From humble beginnings to the best in the country, Flynn gives an insight into the huge amount of hard work that it took to become such a success both on and off the pitch.

Exclusive reaction from the Meath team as Colm Nally talks us through the Meath Super 8 game in Donegal. Listen to the inside scoop from the Meath U20s Manager Barry Callaghan after they exit the Leinster Championship and the U20 hurlers winning in Trim We have the analysis of all the club hurling and football games played this week and that are fixed for this week. We also discuss the Meath Gaelic Football and Camogie teams.

Tomás Ó'Sé doesn't rate Kerry for this year's All Ireland - and says he's not trying to underplay his county's chances either. He joined Will Slattery, Michael Verney and Donnchadh Boyle on this week's Throw-In to discuss Kerry's weaknesses and why Donegal are now the main team standing in the way of Dublin's drive-for-five. The Dubs' facile win over Meath showed up how farcical the Leinster Championship has become and the panel also discussed whether Dublin's superior funding has as much to do with their domination. Plus, there's a look at at Donegal's strengths for the Championship, a look ahead to round 3 of the qualifiers, and our weekly look at the Rising Stars. For more from the Throw-In, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is in association with Bord Gáis Energy.

Sportsline Host Leo Doyle is joined by Pat McNamara. Sportsline is brought to you in association with Derg Credit Union. 01.20 Host Leo Doyle and analyst Pat McNamara take a lookback at last weeks camogie league Final disappointment for Scariff Ogonnelloe who lost in extra time to Inagh Kilnamona. 14.35 Patsy Fahy St of Josephs/ Doora Barefield  joins the Sportsline team to talk about the Leinster Hurling championship draw between Galway and Wexford in Salthill last weekend and a look at the Leinster championship in general.  25.40 A look forward to Clare v Tipperary in Cusack park this Sunday 37.48 Preview of Waterford v Limerick in Walsh Park and look back at last weekends games in the Munster Championship and a look at the minor scene. 48.11 A look at the Clare club championship draws Senior  and  intermediate with a quick look at some fo the games that will take place

We're back after a bumper weekend of action. Two home defeats in Munster and two home wins in Leinster. Have a listen to our take on events. We also look at some do or die games for Cork and Waterford this weekend. Giggles also brings us another Giggles Corner.

The faith Liam Sheedy showed in his Tipp players was repaid in buckets with their impressive seven point win over Cork on Sunday and Brendan Cummins joined Will Slattery, Michael Verney and Donnchadh Boyle on this week’s Throw-In podcast to discuss their chances for the 2019 Championship. “The intensity is what impressed most,” said Cummins. “We spoke about how fast Cork were but it’s very hard to show your speed when you don’t have the ball. Tipp knew if they brought the aggression they’d have enough to beat Cork. We’ll find out more about them now against Waterford.” What now for Cork, whom many tipped for an All-Ireland, especially the panel on the Throw-In? After questions being raised about Kilkenny during the week, Brian Cody’s men also answered any doubters with their win over the improving Dubs whose season is now on the line against Wexford. In football, the Leinster Championship began with nervy wins for Meath and Kildare while in Ulster, Tyrone got their summer underway with a six point victory over Derry before facing Antrim in the quarter-finals. Plus, in our weekly Rising Stars discussion, it’s the resurgence of some older young stars that catches the eye. For more from the Throw-In, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is sponsored by Bord Gáis Energy.

We have EXCLUSIVE reaction from the Meath camp after Meaths 2 pt victory over Offaly today in the opening round of the leinster Championship. Reviews of Christy Ring and Leinster Minor championship

Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Johnny Doyle to discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the games at the weekend.

Action packed podcast with reviews of ladies Div 3 Success, Ladies Minor team are Queens of Leinster for thee first time in 17 years, ACFL results from the last week and a preview of the upcoming double header in Pairc Tailteann with Meath Hurlers in action in the Christy Ring & Meath Seniors up against Offaly in the Leinster Championship !!!! C'mon the Royals

We'll hear from Clonkill manager Kevin O'Brien after his sides victory in the county final. Westmeath manager Joe Quaid also joins us to review the game. We hear the thoughts of Mullingar Shamrocks manager Ned Moore following his sides defeat at the hands of Moorefield.

The Leinster Championship was first into the fray last week, and with four games across both provincial round-robins yesterday, Eoin has called it - he's a big fan of the new-look All-Ireland hurling championship. We have Michael Duignan and former Tipperary legend Eoin Kelly in studio to talk about Cork and Limerick's opening day wins, and Dublin's second spirited display in seven days, which ends with them leaving empty-handed again. Will Tipperary's hurling public turn on their team, are Cork the real deal, and are Clare destined to forever lose close games? All issues up for debate on today's show. Plus we remember the day Ken met Haddaway, Jonno Gibbs is put on the spot, and we lament Munster Rugby's inability to pass which is perhaps a more vexed problem than they're willing to admit.

Ollie Baker, manager of Kilmacud Crokes, speaks to us about his side's victory in the Dublin Senior Hurling Final against St. Jude's. He also looks forward to their tie in the Leinster Championship against Rathdowney-Errill Mick O'Grady, Chairman of the Friends of Dublin Hurling, gives us his view on the final, and also looks forward to FODH's Celebration Night coming up on November 14th Tommy Doran, Kilmacud Crokes Ladies Intermediate manager, talks to us about their success in the Leinster Championship Final over the weekend Ray Dorney, Na Fianna Ladies Senior manager, talks to us ahead of the Leinster Final this weekend Brendan Cooper, Vice-Chairman of Dublin camogie, speaks to us about all the camogie action in Dublin over the weekend, including Ballyboden's defeat to Oulart in the Leinster Championship Conor McKeon, journalist with The Herald, looks back on the senior hurling final, as well as the Dublin Senior Football Championship Final which saw St. Vincent's retain their title against Oliver Plunketts/Eoghan Ruadh

This week on Leader Talk we discuss the concerns over the future of the A&E services at Mullingar Hospital. We take a look at where Longford football goes from here after yet another first round exit from the Leinster Championship, and we get some thoughts on what the people of Longford can do to ride out the recession. Joining Fintan Duffy on the Leader Talk panel are, Pat O'Rourke, the former president of the ICMSA and Pat O'Toole, the manager of the St Christopher's Centre in Longford town.