Podcast appearances and mentions of Liam Sheedy

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 2ú lá de mí Aibreán, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1976 bhí an ECC ag iarradh caith amach ball nach raibh ag déanamh an rud ceart. I 1993 tháinig an nuacht amach go raibh an GAA ag smaoineamh ar cead a thabhairt chuig cluichí rugbaí a imir I bPáirc an Chrócaigh. Dúradh go raibh siad ag smaoineamh ar de bharr go mbeidís ábalta níos mó airgead a fháil don fhorbairt ar an staid. I 2011 ainmníodh Liam Sheedy mar dhuine den bhliain don chontae. Bhí é féin agus an lucht bainistíochta go hiontach I 2010 d'iománaíocht. I 2014 fuair bean darbh ainm Kerrie O'Connor gléas ina ghairdín nuair a bhí sí ag glanadh suas. Chuaigh an scuad diúscartha buamaí chuici agus dúirt siad go raibh an ghránáid ón Chéad Chogadh Domhanda. Sin Brotherhood of Man le Save Your Kisses For Me – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo i 1976. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 1977 chuaigh Fleetwood Mac chuig barr na cairteacha lena albam Rumours. Bhí amhráin ar an albam cosúil le Go Your Own Way, Dreams, Don't Stop agus You Make Loving Fun. Bhí sé an t-albam is mó a chuir Fleetwood Mac amach agus bhí sé sna cairteacha ar feadh 20 bhliain I Meiriceá agus dhíol siad níos mó ná 40 milliúin cóip timpeall an domhain. I 2001 shínigh Mariah Carey margadh iontach le Virgin Records do 3 albam leis an luach nach mór 100 milliúin dollar. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh amhránaí Marvin Gaye I Meiriceá I 1939 agus rugadh amhránaí Zach Bryan I Meiriceá ar an lá seo I 1996 agus seo chuid de a amhrán. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo. Welcome back to another edition of Ar An Lá Seo on the 2nd of April, with me Lauren Ní Loingsigh In 1976 The ECC was on the verge of putting the economic boot in against members stepping out of line In 1993 The GAA considered allowing rugby to be played at Croke park as part of its plans to secure millions of pounds of state funding for the development of the stadium. In 2011 - Liam Sheedy, the retired Tipperary senior hurling manager, was named Tipperary Association Dublin's choice for Tipperary Person of the year, The Portroe man along with his excellent management team led Tipperary to the holy grail of hurling in 2010 In 2014 - Kerrie O'Connor was tending her garden in Rathurles when she came across the device, prompting her to alert local gardaí. Members of the Army Bomb Disposal Team were called, the grenade dated back to around the time of World War I. That was Brotherhood of Man with Save Your Kisses For Me – the biggest song on this day in 1976. Onto music news on this day in1977, Fleetwood Mac topped the Billboard 200 with their 11th studio album, Rumours. Featuring such enduring Top Ten hits as “Go Your Own Way,” “Dreams,” “Don't Stop,” and “You Make Loving Fun,” the Grammy-winning album would become the band's most successful release, eventually spending more than 20 non-consecutive years on the US chart and selling more than 40 million copies worldwide. In 2001, Mariah Carey signed what was then the most lucrative recording deal in pop music history when she agreed to join Virgin Records in a three-album deal reportedly worth $100 million. And finally celebrity birthdays on this day – Marvin Gaye was born in america in 1939 and singer Zach Bryan was born in america on this day in 1996 and this is one of his songs. I'll be back with you tomorrow with another edition of Ar An Lá Seo.

Shane Dowling and Liam Sheedy join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to this weekend's All-Ireland semi-finals. Can Cork repeat the trick against Limerick, or will the Treaty men move a step closer to the five in a row? Kilkenny have had the better of Clare recently but can the Banner use two NHL wins to propel them to victory?

Liam is a former Irish Hurling player and now Coach.Liam played 13 senior games with Tipperary over 10 years. He retired in 1999 and in 2002 began coaching Tipperary youth teams. In 2007 he was appointed senior coach, and in 2010 he led to team to their 26th All Ireland Victory. Liam then took a year break from coaching at the highest level to spend more time with his family, as well as to coach local teams. In 2018 he returned to coach Tipperary and in his 2nd year won the All Ireland final again.His challenge on whether you focus on the setback or the bounce back and how this idea flows through his story and the championship teams he has led.His belief that a perfect day is when you give to somebody who might never be able to repay it. And his focus as a leader on creating an environment where the person gets to flourish.How the great coaches are innovators and focused on creativity so that they can get to the future before anybody else.If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 - Club members and supporters gather in McNamara's to celebrate a very successful year. This programme includes an interview with special guest Liam Sheedy. Originally broadcast 25th February 2024

A great chat with Eamon (Derry) all about St Declan's GAA. The craic with Liam Sheedy and Eoin Kelly up north, Darragh "The Menace" Ennis of The Chase, competitiveness in the counties in the UK, ten years going, the St Barnabas final, a Waterford legend in midfield, and no team would be complete without a "shit Justin Bieber!" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-keelan/message

Listen back to Friday September 8th 2023's edition of Across The Line with Paul Carroll as we look ahead to the weekend of sport in the Premier County. On this week's show: - Liam Sheedy joins Paul to reflect on the stellar career of Seamus Callanan following his retirement - Enda Treacy looks ahead to the weekend's knockout county hurling championship ties - Nenagh Ormond Director of Rugby John Long talks on their return to action - Barry Ryan previews some big ties in the Clonmel Credit Union Premier League this weekend - And Barry Drake updates us on all things greyhound racing.

On Thursday's Tipp Today, Fran went live to the Sports hub in Clonmel to discuss vandalism and anti social behaviour, Tipp GAA PRO Jonathon Cullen spoke about an appeal against Liam Sheedy's red card, Listener Al also gave his take on the story. George also called in with his take. We heard from the parents f a young man seriously injured in an unprovoked attack in Clonmel, Marc Darmody on the latest developments in Cara's campaign for services for kids with autism, James on GAA Go, Muriel Cuddy on diet and intolerances, Tina Turner tribute act Rebecca O'Connor and our gardening slot with Frank Alley

Liam Sheedy, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers review the Allianz Hurling League weekend.In partnership with Allianz Ireland for the Irish Examiner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ger Gilroy is in the hosts chair for the shoutiest segment across a multitude of platforms, with Will 'Larry Birr' O'Callaghan, Phil 'The Power' Egan and Nathan 'Black Sox' Murphy going head to head to head to see who is the shoutiest of them all! Head over to sportspass.ie where you can enter a draw to win some some truly incredible sporting prizes, including a trip to the Superbowl, the Masters, the Rugby World Cup Final, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and much more. The winner's pack includes flights and accommodation so you and a mate can travel in style. As a bonus, If you enter in October you're also in the draw for a trip to the DP tour final in Dubai. That's sportspass.ie - sponsors of The Crappy Quiz on OTB sportspass.ie – Multiple chances to win big! @russellrovers | #YouWinYouChoose | www.sportspass.ie

The Irish Independent's Michael Verney joins us to discuss the blockbuster managerial news from the world of hurling.

Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan, Mark Landers and Liam Sheedy preview the hurling championship in a special Irish Examiner live show from the Castletroy Hotel in Limerick. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Leinster and Munster hurling championships start this weekend, so Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill are joined by Liam Sheedy and Philip Lanigan to look ahead to the action. The round robin is back and Liam explains just what is entailed in negotiating that four-game campaign in Munster.

In his first broadcast interview discussing one of the most talked about incidents at Croke Park, Darren Hughes talks in detail about the 2015 Rufflegate incident where he ruffled Tiernan McCann's hair, the Tyrone player dived and Hughes was sent-off. In 2010, Hughes played in goals against Armagh at Casement Park- we hear the detail how that event unfolded. Hughes also talks about jealousy, not supporting Tyrone in the All-Ireland last year and what All-Ireland winning hurling manager Liam Sheedy has brought to the Monaghan setup. discussion on two managers- Banty & Malachy O'Rourke feature in this podcast and we dig into the theory that Monaghan could win the All-Ireland this year. Darren believes it's achievable. Surviving calving season, milking at the farm and growing older are all aspects as one of Monaghans greatest and longest serving players talks frank, honestly and openly about life and football.

Liam Sheedy, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers review the weekend's hurling with Anthony Daly.In association with Allianz Ireland See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill are joined by Conor McKeon, Liam Sheedy and Pat Spillane. Liam believes John Kiely will be hoping Limerick get their lapses of concentration out of the system before championship. Pat suggests the Dubs are lacking hunger and a decent transition to attack.

Darragh Egan was player for Tipperary for the best part of a decade, he played in the forwards and also as a goalkeeper. He was a coach with Tipperary under the highly successful Liam Sheedy. Now he has taken on the role of Wexford Senior Hurling Manager. Darragh joined us to chat about his new set up and the year ahead.

Wooly is joined by Barry O Shea to preview the Kerry county final while Niall and Lee join him to preview the other games and discuss the news of the week.

This is 15 for 50: The Hurling Edition. We tasked three of the greatest minds in hurling - Anthony Daly, Anthony Nash and Liam Sheedy - to come up with a XV of the greatest hurlers the game has seen from the past 50 years to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the All-Stars! Who will get into a stacked full forward line? Who misses out by the skin of their teeth? How many lads will be moved out of position to facilitate another? It is a fascinating listen and, yes, the lads do come to an agreement in the end! #15for50   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is 15 for 50: The Hurling Edition. We tasked three of the greatest minds in hurling - Anthony Daly, Anthony Nash and Liam Sheedy - to come up with a XV of the greatest hurlers the game has seen from the past 50 years to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the All-Stars! Who will get into a stacked full forward line? Who misses out by the skin of their teeth? How many lads will be moved out of position to facilitate another? It is a fascinating listen and, yes, the lads do come to an agreement in the end! #15for50   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I chat to Cillian Donaghy and Nathan O'Sullivan from the Tipperary Sports Page Podcast to discuss the current affairs in Tipperary Hurling. We will discuss Liam Sheedy's departure, Colm Bonner's appointment, the Tipperary SHC Quarter Finals at the weekend and much more. Tipperary Sports Page: tipperary Sports Page (@tipperary_sports_page_) • Instagram photos and videos FortuneFavours.ie (Use the code STATSMAN10 to get 10% off your order at checkout)

Liam Sheedy joins Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers to review the All-Ireland hurling final, to measure Limerick's greatness, assess where Cork fell short, and explore just how John Kiely's formidable champions can be beaten. In association with Renault Ireland.

Antrim manager and three-time All-Ireland winner Enda McGinley joins Oisín McConville and Thomas Niblock to discuss his first season in inter-county management. The highs and lows, the problems in Antrim and if the Saffron's get out of division three. Enda discusses the mentality and dedication needed to become a successful county player and how that balances with club commitments. Máire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh also sits down with recently retired, three-time All-Ireland winning Tipperary hurling captain, Brendan Maher. Brendan talks about Liam Sheedy, his own retirement and how it is insulting to be known as just a hurler.

Marie and Ruby talk to Pillar Caffrey, Keith Higgins and Rory Hickey about the end of Dublin's record breaking run, Alan Cawley and Stephen Kelly on the Premier League and Shane McGrath on Liam Sheedy leaving Tipperary.

GAA Embedded is our weekly GAA show on Balls.ie. Every week of the Championship summer, Tipperary's Shane McGrath and Kerry's Darran O'Sullivan have been our guides through the hurling and football championships. We'll also have special guests, tactical breakdowns, and much, much more.  This week,Darran is with us to review an extraordinary All-Ireland semi-final. How did Mayo do it? What does it mean for Dublin? Will they be back?  Maurice Brosnan then joins us to bring us inside the game, where we talk referee criticism, the poor promotion of the Championship, Liam Sheedy, and what Cork need to do to give themselves even a chance next Sunday.  Stay tuned to Balls.ie social channels for news of our Hurling final special this week.  You can get in touch with the show on social media or by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast feed and leave a five-star rating and comment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GAA Embedded is our weekly GAA show on Balls.ie. Every week of the Championship summer, Tipperary's Shane McGrath and Kerry's Darran O'Sullivan have been our guides through the hurling and football championships. We'll also have special guests, tactical breakdowns, and much, much more.  This week,Darran is with us to review an extraordinary All-Ireland semi-final. How did Mayo do it? What does it mean for Dublin? Will they be back?  Maurice Brosnan then joins us to bring us inside the game, where we talk referee criticism, the poor promotion of the Championship, Liam Sheedy, and what Cork need to do to give themselves even a chance next Sunday.  Stay tuned to Balls.ie social channels for news of our Hurling final special this week.  You can get in touch with the show on social media or by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast feed and leave a five-star rating and comment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liam Sheedy has stepped down as manager of the Tipperary senior hurlers. In a statement released this morning, the Portroe man said that now is the right time to step away after a three year term in charge which saw the county win the All Ireland in 2019. Our own Ronan Quirke from Extra Time spoke to Fran on Tipp Today.

This evening we have an exclusive interview with Liam Sheedy after he announced he was stepping down from the senior hurling manager position this morning. We have reaction to the announcement from County Board Chair Joe Kennedy and Paddy Stapleton. We go North, Mid and West in our hurling divisional championship review. Ladies football with Sam Lambert completes a breathless hour of Extra time. We hope you like....

Marie and Ruby talk to Pillar Caffrey, Keith Higgins and Rory Hickey about the end of Dublin's record breaking run, Alan Cawley and Stephen Kelly on the Premier League and Shane McGrath on Liam Sheedy leaving Tipperary.

Tipp All Ireland winner Paddy Stapleton joined this morning's OTB AM to offer his thoughts as Liam Sheedy calls time on his second term as the county's manager. #OTBAM with Gillette | #BestFaceForward

Yesterday morning Brendan Maher announced his retirement from inter-county hurling. The Borrisoleigh man retired with 3 All-Ireland medals, 5 Munster titles and 3 All-Star awards. Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy has worked with Brendan Maher at minor and senior level, and he spoke to our own Paul Carroll about Brendan's brilliant career.

Brendan Maher has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling. The Borrisileigh man retired with 3 All-Ireland medals, 5 Munster titles and 3 All-Star awards. Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy has worked with Brendan Maher at minor and senior level, and he spoke to Tipp FM's Paul Carroll about Brendan's brilliant career.

This week we look back on our senior hurlers exit from the Championship at the hands of Waterford. We hear from Liam Sheedy. Liam Cahill, Ken Hogan, Tom McGrath. JJ Kennedy. We look at club fixtures with Tom Maher and we have camogie with Ger Kinane. An under 21 county football title for Grangemockler Ballyneale completes a bust show. We hope you like....

Wooly, Paul Murphy and Michael Carton review the weekend's hurling.

And it's an absolutely action packed SportsBeat Xtra this evening, with four massive interviews to somehow pack into somewhere around the 30 minute mark! Reaction from today's massive hurling clash, and two big interviews, on this week's show!

It is hurling all the way this evening as we look back on the dramatic events on Leeside yesterday. Limericks second half performance against Tipp is discussed and we hear from Liam Sheedy, Ken Hogan, Jamsie O'Connor, JJ Kennedy, Paddy Stapleton and Philly Ryan. We hope you like....

Liam Sheedy reacts to Munster Final loss to Limerick

This evening's Across The Line with Shane Brophy was a busy one with a look ahead to the Munster hurling final, as well as the Championship openers for the county's senior Ladies Football and Camogie teams. - Tipperary v Limerick - Munster hurling final preview, with Liam Sheedy & former All-Ireland winning hurler and selector John Madden. - Tipperary v Cork - Ladies Football preview with former Tipp player Niamh Lonergan. - Tipperary v Offaly - Camogie preview with former Tipp panelist Sarah Fryday, who has stepped away ahead of the Championship due to work commitments. - U20 football & minor hurling reviews - And dogs with Barry Drake, with thanks to Greyhound Racing Ireland.

The main focus this evening on Across The Line is the eagerly awaited return of Tipperary to Munster Senior Hurling action. - We looked ahead to Sunday's game, hearing from Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy, and also getting analysis from both sides of Lough Derg, from two-time All Ireland winner James Barry and former Clare boss Tony Considine. - Tipp County Board Secretary Tim Floyd on the ticket situation for the match. - And our weekly look at local greyhound action with Barry Drake, with thanks to Greyhound Racing Ireland.

Wooly is joined by Conal Keaney and Paddy Stapleton to preview the weekend's hurling

Tonight we look ahead to the Munster Minor Championship with manager James Woodlock and we look back on the Munster Senior Hurling quarter final. We talk to Liam Sheedy ahead of our entry into the Hurling Championship. JJ KIllian on administering a sports club properly, Martin O'Loughlin on Le Tour and Geraldine on camogie. We hope you like....

Tonight we look back on a disappointing weekend for Tipp GAA with defeats across the board. We hear from Liam Sheedy, Ken Hogan and Paddy Stapleton on hurling: David Power, Martin Quinlivan and Tom McGrath on football: Killian Whelan and Geraldine Kinane on camogie: Sam Lambert on ladies football and David Byrnes on the Ascot festival. We hope you like...

JK Brackens are embarking on a novel fundraiser with a campervan as the top prize. Club secretary Aoife Percy invited Tipp FMs Stephen Gleeson along to the launch. Have a listen to hear Eamonn Corcoran, Paddy Cadell, Michael Duignan, Joe Kennedy, Liam Sheedy and many more..

Tonight we talk hurling with Paddy Stapleton and Eamon Corcoran and we hear from Liam Sheedy. Martin Quinlivan looks back on our footballers win over Wicklow whilst Sam Lambert looks at our ladies football loss over Cork. Camogie with Geraldine and we talk athletics with Sea Tobin: we hope you like....

An absolutely packed show this week! The Monaco Grand Prix is tomorrow and local boy Charles Leclerc has provisionally secured pole. We spoke to Niall Maher, head of DigitalMotorsports.com to get his reaction. This week has seen Basketball Ireland announce WIT Arena as one of their latest regional centres of excellence. WIT Wildcats headcoach and Ireland assistant coach Jillian Hayes on the development. Liam Sheedy after Tipperary grabbed their first win of the season, beating Galway 2-19 to 0-20 at Semple Stadium. And reaction from Tipp camogie boss Bill Mullaney, and new Waterford manager Derek Lyons after their clash in Clonmel.

Tonight we talk football with Martin Quinlivan and we hear from Liam Sheedy after our draw with Cork over the weekend. JJ Kennedy on rule changes and where the game of hurling is gone or gone. We have cycling with Martin O'Loughlin and ladies football with Declan Carr. Geraldine Kinane on camogie ends a busy show: we hope you like...

Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy reflected on Tipperary's 0-20 to 0-20 draw with defending champions Limerick in the first round of the National Hurling League on Saturday evening. #SportLK

The 2021 GAA season is back and finally fans can feel some sense of normalcy return. It may be a truncated League this year but what an opening hurling fixture to whet the appetite between reigning champions, Limerick, and the team most eager to prove a point against them, Tipperary. Previewing the Allianz Hurling Leagues, Will Slattery and Michael Verney were joined by Vincent Hogan and John Mullane who assess the teams and players to watch out for and why. For Vincent Hogan, Limerick v Tipp is an important game for both teams to lay down a marker, but for Tipperary especially. “Over the last couple of years, there's no doubt about it that Limerick have had their number and they've had their number quite comfortably and I think that's a big thing for Liam Sheedy going into this. Saturday night is a big enough game because he's got to convince his own players that they can match Limerick.” For John Mullane meanwhile, he’s keeping an eye on Wexford, Dublin and Cork, the teams that under-performed in the Championship last year, particularly Cork. “They need to have a good League campaign. They need to build up a level of consistency where they're consistent in performance and I think if they're consistent in performance, I think the results will come. Of the five games Kieran Kingston will be targeting will probably be winning three to four of those matches and then bringing it into the Championship.” For more from the Throw-In podcast go to: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In podcast is in association with Allianz.ie.

“I don’t think there can be any bad result on Saturday night for us.” “Ultimately we’re playing the best team in the country. I think they’re even-money favourites for the Championship so they’re there for a reason. They’ve take a lot of cups over the last three years and they’re a fine side.” Liam Sheedy is ready for the Limerick challenge in the League this Saturday. #SportLK Credit Stephen Gleeson for the audio.

Ahead of the return of the National League in hurling and football Stephen Gleeson spoke to hurling manager Liam Sheedy, hurler Ronan Maher, football captain Conor Sweeney and manager of the football team David Power. Both the senior hurlers and footballers begin their campaigns against Limerick.

Tune in as we preview the upcoming All-Ireland Semi-Finals after another brilliant weekend of hurling. The All-Ireland champions Tipp said goodbye with a bitter taste in their mouth, is it the end for Liam Sheedy? We have some inside information.

This week's show is live from the Gaelic Grounds, as Kev gets reaction from Tipperary hurling manager Liam Sheedy as they exited the Championship at the hands of Galway. We also hear om Tipp football captain Conor Sweeney, as they bid for a first Munster provincial title in 85 years. Dylan Moran joins us from Spain ahead of his final fight of a packed 2020 against David Bency. And Tipperary's Nicole Drought talks a whirlwind 2020, the death of John Campion, and a superb finish in the Britcar Endurance Championship

Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy spoke to the assembled media after his side's defeat to Galway in the All-Ireland Quarter Final. 

This week we reflect on defeat in the Munster Championship to Limerick with Liam Sheedy, James Woodlock, Shane McGrath and Paddy Stapleton. Johnny Ryan on refereeing and then David Power on football. Alan Quinlan and Dorothy Wall on rugby brings a busy show to a close. We hope you like...

Tipp play Limerick on Sunday and in this podcast we hear from Tipp trio Seamus Callanan, Liam Sheedy and Padraic Maher who spoke to Stephen Gleeson. We also hear from John Kiely the Limerick manager. The game is live on Tipp FM this Sunday.

Marie Crowe, Donncha O'Callaghan and Ruby Walsh are joined by Alastair Campbell, Liam Sheedy and Scott Burton.

There was just hurling action in the Allianz Leagues over the weekend and on this week’s Throw-In, Vincent Hogan, Donnchadh Boyle and John Mullane joined Will Slattery to look back on all the games. Galway’s resurgence under Shane O’Neill and their 3-12 scored in the second half to seal victory over Tipperary caught the eye the most and John Mullane reckons their potent forward line could be one to watch in the summer. Waterford have also been rejuvenated under a new manager and Liam Cahill’s philosophy and ethos were highlighted by Vincent Hogan and the panel when discussing the Deise’s new energy and attitude. May 10th sees Tipperary visit Waterford in their Munster Championship fixture and Liam Sheedy knows Tipp have an awful lot of work to do between now and then to come away with a win. For more from the Throw-In podcast go to: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In podcast is in association with Allianz.ie.

A bumper podcast edition this week as Matt O'Callaghan & Raffaele Rocca have assembled the thoughts of John Kiely, Liam Sheedy, Billy Lee, Ciarán Carey and Stephen Gleeson of Tipp Fm ahead of a big weekend of GAA action.

Liam Sheedy is looking forward to taking on Limerick on Saturday evening in Semple Stadium.

To celebrate another year of the SportsDirect Clubhouse on Balls.ie, your home for grassroots GAA now that the intercounty season has ended, we gathered in the Hodson Bay Hotel in Athlone for a special Clubhouse Live last Friday.  For our hurling panel, we talked Liam Sheedy, the Sunday Game, the importance of the club, weaker county hurling, and lot's more with our brilliant guests, Anthony Daly and Brendan Cummins.  SportsDirect and proud supporters of grassroots GAA around the country and are proud supporters of Roscommon's St. Dominic's who we celebrated on Friday night. Stay tuned later this week for our football panel of Marc Ó Sé, Eamon Fennell, and Liam McHale.   

Tipperary is basking in the glow of an incredible 2019 season for them with the U20s picking up their own All Ireland title just a week after the seniors success and this week’s Throw-In with Will Slattery and Michael Verney looks back on the weekend action. And the future is bright for Tipperary hurling judging by the U20s devastation of Cork in the final with an amazing four goals in the opening ten minutes. Jerome Cahill was one of a trio, including Jake Morris and Paddy Cadell, who claimed senior medals in Croke Park and they will be looking to make their mark on Liam Sheedy’s team in the next few years. Meanwhile, for Cork, with no underage All Ireland hurling since 2001, they need to start winning again to quell any doubts about themselves moving forwards. Will and Michael also review the Ladies football semi-finals with 10,000 in attendance for the first Ladies semi-finals to be held in Croke Park between Dublin v Cork and Galway v Mayo with Dublin and Galway winning out. Like the men’s team, Dublin Ladies are building their own footballing dynasty seeking a three-in-a-row while their opponents, Galway are in their first final since 2005. 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. ** Join the Throw-In Live in association with Bord Gáis Energy on Saturday, August 31, from Croke Park for the best All Ireland football final preview, analysis and stories from the dressing-room. It’s the perfect way to get in the mood for the final and to hear some of the biggest names in the game give their predictions on the night. You can be there with Joe Brolly, Tomás Ó Sé, Alan Brogan, Martin Breheny, Michael Verney and Will Slattery as the show looks ahead to the big game.  Plus, there will be some great prizes up for grabs on the night, including two pairs of tickets to the All-Ireland Final. Tickets are free but limited so you’ll need to apply before August 28 to avoid missing out. If you can’t make it on the night, the show will also be recorded and broadcast live on the Independent.ie’s Facebook channel so be sure to tune in. You can register for your free tickets at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ **

Ken Hogan, Derek McGrath and Ger Cunningham review Tipp's All-Ireland triumph with Anthony Daly. In association with Renault, official car partner of the GAA. - Liam Sheedy's business template, management by delegation - The Teneo factor - Head-high tackles: should Richie Hogan have seen red? - Ken Hogan's pride - But what has Hawkeye got against his son? - Bill's breakthrough: Niall O'Meara makes his mark - Tommy Dunne's second coming too - The imprint of Eamon O'Shea; on backs as well as forwards - Heartbroken for Bonner... - Sheedy will be barricaded into Semple now And much more....

It's been a bit of a roller-coaster year for Tipperary - an All-Ireland win looked pretty unlikely at the end of the league, looked very likely indeed after the Munster championship round-robin, and then after a 12 point hammering from Limerick in the Munster final, it looked a rather remote possibility again. But from the ashes of that chastening day, they came good when it mattered - and in a game that will be remembered for Richie Hogan's red card, they were crowned All-Ireland champions yesterday. Michael Duignan and Malachy Clerkin tell us why they reckon Tipp would've won it anyway even without the red card, how real life scar tissues helped this Tipp team mature, and even speculate on what next for Brian Cody. Plus there's Eoin's hurler of the year, Murph's end of season celebrations, and Liam Sheedy's glazed eyes.

All Ireland hurling finals are something very special and this year promises to be no different. It’s the return of the heavyweights: Tipperary v Kilkenny, Liam Sheedy v Brian Cody III. No manager has beaten Brian Cody in two finals so will this be the year that it happens? Previewing the 2019 All Ireland Hurling Final with Will Slattery and Michael Verney on this week’s Throw-In are Donnchadh Boyle, Conor McKeon and John Mullane. While the panel believes it’s ‘as 50-50 as you can get’, they are edging towards Tipp’s greater firepower to get them over the line. All will be revealed come Sunday…. 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.

It’s the finest of margins that decide matches at this stage of the Championship and the 2019 All Hurling Final sees the return of the traditional heavyweights with Tipperary and Kilkenny facing off in August after a weekend of epic semi-finals. “The two best teams have ended up in the final,” says Brendan Cummins who joined Will Slattery, Martin Breheny and Conor McKeon on this week’s Throw-In. “Tipperary were slaughtered after the Munster final but Liam Sheedy will back these guys to the end.” And Kilkenny haven’t gone away you know. The question is, how would an All Ireland title rank with this team for Brian Cody? The panel also discussed the standard of refereeing, whether VAR needs introducing – or two referees as Martin Breheny would prefer – and the future of Davy Fitz. Plus they nominate their Rising Stars from the weekend and look ahead to the final round of the Super 8s where it’s do-or-die in Castlebar for Mayo while Jim Gavin brings his team for another battle in Omagh. 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.

There really isn't enough time between All-Ireland hurling semi-finals to digest the full magnitude of what went on this weekend, but we'll give it a shot today, as we try and sort out just how we're left with a fifth Tipperary/Kilkenny final in the last 10 years. Michael Duignan and former Kilkenny legend Brian Hogan are magnanimous as Eoin admits that - yes, hurling folk DO bang on a bit about it but... bloody hell, what a sport. We talk about the myth of Cody, Liam Sheedy's magnificent job, and why the sweeper system is all Brian Hogan's fault*... (*might not actually be his fault). Plus - 'Brits out' says Donal Óg Cusack (we think), Ann Downey's insights into the Kilkenny mindset, Captain Murph, Cody - Sheedy comparisons, and if things get tough, just quit.

Liam Sheedy - "Ultimately we lost too many battles and lost the war" by Sporting Limerick

Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy reflects on his side's excellent win over Limerick at Semple Stadium today.

Brendan Cummins joins Will Slattery, Frank Roche and Vincent Hogan for this week's Throw-In and both ends of the hurling spectrum dominate this week's discussion. From Tipp's dominance to Waterford's demise, it's a tale of two counties so far in the hurling championship and Cummins reckons Liam Sheedy's perfectionist playbook means Tipp won't be complacent or resting on their laurels. "Tipperary are a momentum team and they have it now. The lads are making hay knowing they're nearing the end of their careers and they have a dream coaching team looking after them." Meanwhile, the panel addresses the toxic atmosphere in the Waterford set-up and wonders if there's any way back for Paraic Fanning’s management? Plus, there's a preview of the Munster football final and a nod to the weekend's 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.

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 hear from John Meyler and Liam Sheedy following Tipperary's seven point win over Cork, and we speak to former Cork captain Mark Landers. Cork Camogie boss Paudie Murray on their win over Limerick. Cork County Cricket Club preview their season.

Cork manager John Meyler on improving on last year, Barcelona's passing triangles and the focus on Tipp. Liam Sheedy on Tipp's middle-aged, winning back the fans, and the freetaking issue. Plus Limerick boss John Meyler on the new challenge, gegenpressing, giving players freedom and moving on after Caroline Currid.

GAA Sportsdesk with the Herald! Mattie Kenny (2:07) and Liam Sheedy (05:42) reflect on Dublin’s NHL quarter-final win over Tipperary. We get the views of Conor McKeon (08:40), Andy Cunningham (24:08), and Michael O’Grady (31:49) on the same. Meanwhile, the Dublin men’s footballers are out of the running for this year’s League - we hear from Brian Talty (39:17) ahead of the final round of games. Nigel McCarthy (50:22) of We Are Dublin GAA speaks about the ladies footballers win over Monaghan, which leaves them teetering on the brink of a place in the semi-finals. We spoke with Kathleen Colreavy (56:51) recently won the GAA President’s Award for services to Ladies football. Like us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/GaaSportsdeskOnDublinCityFm/

The confidence and feel-good factor for Limerick shows no sign of abating after their impressive ten point win over Tipperary in the weekend Allianz Hurling League action and on this week’s Throw-In, the panel are tipping John Kiely’s players for another strong summer. Joining Will Slattery and Michael Verney on the show was Colm Keys and John Mullane though Mullane cautions about reading too much into the early part of the season. “We’ve been here before,” he says. “Remember Tipp in 2017? Galway in 2018?” Tipperary’s lack of pace is the one issue for Liam Sheedy's side though, Mullane believes. “They struggle badly without Cathal Barrett and they need to find more like him in the defence if they want to be challenging in the summer.” Meanwhile, in football, Kerry and Mayo both have two wins on the trot with Mayo looking like they're building for the future. Are Kerry though playing it too defensive? "They’re used to football served up in a certain way," says Colm Keys. "The new management will only get so far before pushing it with the Kerry supporters." Plus, it was the opening weekend of the Ladies Football League, and Galway's Sinead Burke joins Will and Michael to look back on a weekend of surprises. For more from the Throw-In podcast go to: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In podcast is in association with Allianz.ie. For more on Allianz Leagues Updates, Podcasts and Competitions please visit the official sponsor page at www.allianz.ie/allianz-leagues

In this week's Allianz League review, Michael Moynihan on Kilkenny's warning shot, James Woodlock saw Liam Sheedy's imprint on Tipp, Tony Leen saw much to encourage new Kerry boss Peter Keane, Orla Bannon talked to Ronan McCarthy about controversy in Brewster Park. While John Fogarty reflects on Monaghan's defeat of Dublin and Michael Meehan saw Galway's winning start against Cavan.

Michael sits down with Tipperary's James Woodlock, who he shared many a midfield battle with during a long standing Tipperary Kilkenny rivalry. James talks about life itself, his inter-county career, and the return of Liam Sheedy to the Tipperary dressing room for 2019.

It's the mid-2000s all over again. TG4 have a new series of The Underdogs and Tiger Woods is turning Sunday nights into the usual cakewalk again. Anyone got a Klaxons album for us to listen to? Colin Byrne and Philip Reid join us to talk all things Tiger and to preview the Ryder Cup. The Americans are favourites on paper but the course at Le Golf National looks like it could be a leveller this coming week. Colin takes us into the team room in what he calls the most draining week of the year for the players involved. Eamon Donoghue owes the Irish Times sports department a lot of weekends off from the past few months as he has been moonlighting as a wannabe midfielder for The Underdogs on TG4. He's in studio to tell us about the challenges of being in a reality show, the extreme fitness challenges involved and why Paul Galvin is the sharpest football mind he has ever come across. Thrown in Liam Sheedy's immanent ratification as Tipperary manager and your Monday Added Time is bursting at the seams. Brought to you by Malachy Clerkin and Pat Nugent.

Colm Cooper, Liam Sheedy, Eddie Brennan and Anthony Moyles join RTÉ Online Sports Editor Mikey Stafford to review the Sunday newspaper and discuss GAA finances, returning to your club, Offaly hurling and Kilkenny football.

On this week's Rewind: Shane Jennings, Denis Hurley, Joe Schmidt, Paul O'Connell, Pat Lam, Alan McLaughlin, Tom Tierney Raf Diallo, Aogan O Fearghail and Liam Sheedy