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Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 29ú lá de mí Bealtaine, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1971 dúradh go mbeadh stailc ann de 400 oibreoirí ESB agus dá mbeidís chun an stailc a dhéanamh go mbeadh 140 míle custaiméirí chun a leictreachas a chailleadh. I 1987 bhí ráflaí ann go mbeadh laghdú sa phraghas I bpeitreal agus bhí an Rialtas na hEorpa ag labhairt faoi. I 1997 fuair Bertie Ahern fáiltiú iontach nuair a chuaigh sé chuig Ros Cré. Chuaigh sé ann de bharr go raibh an scairdeán I Rosemary Square ag oscail arís tar éis é a athchóiriú. I 2000 bhí Craobh na Mumhan chun tosú ag an am le Tiobraid Árann agus Port Láirge chun imir I gcoinne a chéile sa chéad bhabhta le John Leahy sa tosaí agus bhí sé sin an rud a bhí gach duine ag labhairt faoi. Sin The Tamperer agus Maya le Feel It – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 1998. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 1992 bhí daoine buartha go raibh páistí sa Sacred Heart I New Jersey ag aitheantais mar Freddie Mercury, rinne siad an cinneadh gan We Are The Champions ó Queen a canadh ag an searmanas bronnta. I 2002 nocht siad mósáic sa mhúsaem The Beatles Story a bhí 16 troigh a bhí dearadh ag John Lennon. Bhí an mósáic pháirteach de linn snámha John Lennon ina dteach I Surrey nuair a bhí sé ina chónaí ann ó 1964 go dtí 1968. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh amhránaí Noel Gallagher sa Bhreatain I 1967 agus rugadh amhránaí Mel B sa Bhreatain ar an lá seo I 1975 agus seo chuid de 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 29th of May, with me Lauren Ní Loingsigh 1971: strike action by 400 esb engineers a tactic that wouldve left 140,000 consumers without power supplies had been deferred. 1987: a strong hint of a drop in petrol prices currently amongst the highest in europe was given by the government last night. 1997 - Fianna Fail Leader, Mr Bertie Ahern TD, got a rousing reception when he arrived in Roscrea. His visit co-incided with the opening of the restored 120 year old fountain in Rosemary Square, he addressed the gathering from the fountain wall.  2000 – The Munster Championship was a bout to begin, Tipp would face Waterford in the first round with the selection of John Leahy in the forward line, the main talking point ahead of the opener.  That was The Tamperer with Feel It – the biggest song on this day in 1998 Onto music news on this day In 1992 Concerned that some pupils were overly identifying with Freddie Mercury, the sacred heart School in Clifton New Jersey decided not to sing the Queen song 'We Are The Champions', at their Graduation Ceremony. 2002 A 16ft by 6ft mosaic designed by John Lennon went on display at The Beatles Story museum in Liverpool. The mosaic had been built into Lennon's swimming pool at his Kenwood home in Surrey where he lived between 1964 and 1968. And finally celebrity birthdays on this day – singer Noel Gallagher was born in the UK in 1967 and singer Mel B was born in The UK on this day in 1975 and this is one of her songs. I'll be back with you tomorrow with another edition of Ar An Lá Seo.

A member of the Clare Senior Hurling Backroom says they'll be keeping a keen eye on the strong performers in this year's club championships. It's after Clare's Munster Championship campaign concluded with a win against Limerick in the TUS Gaelic Grounds last week. The TUS Clare Senior, Premier Intermediate and Intermediate club hurling championships will now be the next focus of attention, with the first rounds due to get underway in two months team. Clare Selector and Clooney-Quin clubman Tommy Corbett says that the management team will be meeting up soon to discuss their plans for the future.

The lads are re-united this week with All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joining the returning Will O'Callaghan to break down the penultimate round of group games in the Munster and Leinster Hurling Championshps. Limerick put in an awesome display to hammer Cork, while Tipperary won a Munster Championship home game for the first time since 2019 to secure qualification. Kilkenny are back into another Leinster final, Galway and Dublin are preparing for a de facto semi-final, and the lads give their take on Davy Fitzgerald's comments about referees ahead of their must-win. encounter with Offaly.

The Cork hurlers suffered one of their worst defeats of the modern era at the hands of Limerick on Sunday.Their display at TUS Gaelic Grounds was miles off the required level in the Munster Championship, especially when John Kiely's side were always going to be wired to the moon against the team that ended their five-in-a-row bid.There were very few positives, if any, given Cork lost by a staggering 16 points, coughing up three goals and being outclassed in every line of the field. Now, they can still make the Munster final if they get the better of Waterford at home next Sunday, which you'd have taken at the outset of the campaign.The manner of the loss though leaves them in a very vulnerable position for the visit of the Déise and going forward...Declan Dalton, Rob Downey and Niall O'Leary are injury doubts and we reveal who we would bring into the starting 15 to replace them.Were Cork complacent after landing the league and blitzing Tipp? Did the three-week break have an impact? Or was it just a bad day they can recover from? We certainly hope so.The Cork footballers head to Navan on Saturday afternoon in the opening All-Ireland football series group game. Meath were devastated to be beaten by Louth in the Leinster final, especially when they'd take down Dublin, and will have no fear of the Rebels.They've Kerry at home the following weekend and then face Roscommon in a neutral venue, so getting a victory against Meath is hugely important.On the camogie front, the vote on skorts or skirts takes place this Thursday, while divisional teams have been given a reprieve to feature in the Cork senior camogie championship again this season.We also look ahead to the Cork-Kerry minor final in football and reflect on the minor hurlers' provincial success.Now in its third season, every week Éamonn Murphy will be joined by The Echo team including Barry O'Mahony, Denis Hurley, Rory Noonan, John Horgan and more to discuss all the latest Cork GAA news on and off the field.You can listen to the Echo Sport Podcast every week wherever you get your podcasts or on www.echolive.ie/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the lads are joined by Danny Chaplin and Sean O'Halloran to review last weeks two epic draws and preview this weeks action when reigning all Ireland Champions Clare travel to Waterford. Sportsline - Presented by Leo Doyle with Pat McNamara. Originally broadcast 26th April 2025

This week the lads are joined by Danny Chaplin and Kevin O'Regan previewing the Senior championship when reigning all Ireland Champions Clare take on the republic of Cork. Sportsline - Presented by Leo Doyle with Pat McNamara. Originally broadcast 19th April 2025 

Cork have ticked every box so far this year, building up significant momentum on their way to a first league title since 1998.They overwhelmed Tipp in the decider on Leeside, bringing their total of green flags in the last three games to 13, which included six up in Ennis where they head this Sunday.The harsh reality is that league and championship are very different animals and All-Ireland champions Clare will unleash hell on Easter Sunday after getting hammered last month.In our hurling special, we discuss the latest Cork-Clare showdown in detail with Denis Hurley, John Horgan and Jack McKay, and they offer their verdicts on the round-robin series while selecting their top three to qualify from Munster.Can Brian Hayes build on his sensational spring form? Remember he wasn't in the starting line-up for the first round this time last year in Waterford.Is Darragh Fitzgibbon's best position at 11 or will we see him back in midfield again over the coming weeks?Cork's backs have been mean and tight lately and that improved defensive effort will be integral to bridging the gap to 2005, or even reach a first Munster final since 2018.Our guests also discuss their personal Munster championship highlights over the years, the games and goals that stand out.Barry O'Mahony joins us to preview Cork v Kerry in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The Kingdom were pushed all the way by John Cleary's side in their last two meetings but the new rules suited Kerry's attack in their Division 1 league victory.Rory Noonan reports from the league finals over the weekend, which saw Cork lose to Galway in football but win the camogie crown for the first time since 2013. How are both sides fixed for championship? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clare minor hurling manager Ger O'Connell says his side can take 'a lot of learnings' from yesterday's defeat to Cork. The rebels raided Dr.Daly Park in Tulla for a seven point win in their Munster Championship round 3 clash with full forward Callum Coffey netting a hattrick. Next up for the Banner is a trip to Mick Neville Park in Rathkeale to face a Limerick side still searching for their first win of the championship. O'Connell says his side were slightly off the pace and were duly punished by their opponents.

Listen back to Friday April 11th's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend' sport in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Shane Brophy from the Nenagh Guardian joins Paul in studio to look back on Tipperary's National Hurling League campaign and where the team is at heading in to the Munster championship - Geraldine Kinane previews the All-Ireland Minor A camogie semi-final between Tipperary and Cork - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update.

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

It's a massive weekend in Cork GAA with the hurlers hosting Tipperary in a sold-out league final.SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh will be packed but was it the right call to make it a double-header with Offaly v Waterford in Division 1B, given the interest in the Faithful County? Home advantage might help the Rebels on the pitch come Sunday but it hasn't proved much use in terms of securing tickets.It's hard to be overly critical of GAA for putting the Páirc in the spotlight in a contest that will generate an electric atmosphere but that's scant consolation to the fans who won't get to go. The Munster Championship matches also go on sale this week and all four games with Cork will most likely sell, out. Stand tickets are being distributed through the clubs but interest is at its highest since the mid-noughties.We preview the final and make the case for Cork bridging a long gap since their last league success in 1998.We also discuss the minor and U20 action last week and how regularly red cards are now being flashed for what looks like minimal contact, which saw Barry O'Flynn and Ben Walsh dismissed against Clare.The footballers are in championship action on Saturday, heading to Limerick to face Division 4 league winners Limerick who will relish the underdogs tag. Cork ended their league with a decent bit of momentum though and should have enough to set up a Munster semi-final in the Páirc on Easter Saturday with Division 1 champs Kerry.We look at the U20 football squad ahead of their provincial opener and round up the latest in the league after three games across the seven divisions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clare U20 Hurling Manager Terence Fahy Ahead Of Munster Championship

The Echo Sport Podcast takes in all the latest GAA action. This week we break down the Rebel rout of All-Ireland champions Clare on Sunday afternoon. Pat Ryan's side up to target the inside line and the reward was six goals, with Cork finally converting the chances they've been creating throughout the league.Brian Hayes was the official TG4 Man of the Match but Declan Dalton was also unstoppable and Shane Barrett showed his best All-Star form. However, was it a case of going too well, too soon? Did the Rebels show too much? The weather and the crowd made it feel like championship but Clare now know exactly what to expect on Easter Sunday in the Munster Championship opener.The other major talking point from the game, and across the hurling weekend, was the flurry of red cards shown. On the local front, Fr O'Neills had a fine win in Division 1 over champions Sars while Charleville impressed against Blackrock.William Buckley was electric as St Finbarr's defeated Glen Rovers and Colin Walsh excelled for Kanturk in their loss to Douglas, while in Division 2, Daire Connery and Kevin Moynihan were superb for Na Piarsaigh in their draw with BallincolligYou can listen to the Echo Sport Podcast every week wherever you get your podcasts or on www.echolive.ie/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A former Clare senior hurling captain claims the timing of the loss of Shane O'Donnell gives Brian Lohan's squad time to adapt ahead of the Munster Championship. The Clare boss confirmed yesterday that the reigning Hurler of the Year, Shane O'Donnell, will undergo surgery on a shoulder issue, ruling him out for the entirety of the 2025 intercounty season. The Banner's Munster campaign is edging ever closer, with Cork making the visit to Cusack Park on April 20th. Clare FM hurling analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle, says the injury would be much more detrimental to the squad, had it occurred later in the year.

This week we look back on Aherlow's Munster Championship win over Stradbally. We have news of under 21 hurling and football championship finals and semi-finals in the four divisions. Rugby with Nenagh Ormond and TSDL with Barry rounds off this week's Extra Time. We hope you like...

On Tuesday's episode of GAA Daily on Off The Ball with Optimum Nutrition, Official Performance Nutrition Partner of the Gaelic Players Association:Galway's football boss says the quarter final draw should have been made soonerDown will have to plan without Oisin Savage for the Tailteann Cup final Former Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash on the strength of the Munster Championship

On Tuesday's episode of GAA Daily on Off The Ball with Optimum Nutrition, Official Performance Nutrition Partner of the Gaelic Players Association:Galway's football boss says the quarter final draw should have been made soonerDown will have to plan without Oisin Savage for the Tailteann Cup final Former Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash on the strength of the Munster Championship

All-Ireland winners James Skehill and Paul Murphy joined Will O'Callaghan a review a pair of lacklustre quarter-finals on a live edition. of The Hurling Pod! They faced accusations of not rating Clare, while marvelling at Shane O'Donnell's skills in the Banner's defeat of Wexford. They discuss whether Rory O'Connor's reds were merited and if Cork have lost momentum since the Munster Championship. The Hurling Pod with Bord Gais Energy - proud sponsors of the All-Ireland Senior Championship.

This week we talk hurling after the curtain came down on a disappointing Munster Championship for Tipperary. We hear from Liam Cahill, Tom McGrath, Ken Hogan and JJ Kennedy. Our u-20's upped the mood music with their amazing display in the Munster final, we hear from manager Brendan Cummins and Darragh McCarthy. Ger Kinane on camogie rounds off another busy show, we hope you like..

Presented by Pat McNamara and Leo Doyle. On this week's show Pat and Leo talk to Clare Camogie vice captain Ciara Grogan ahead of their opening all Ireland camogie Championship game against Down and to regular analysts Kevin O'Regan and Patsy Fahy on GAA affairs. -00.45 Ciara Grogan -12.02 Kevin O'Regan and Patsy Fahy

Limerick welcome Waterford to the TUS Gaelic Grounds this Sunday in their final round robin outing of the Munster Championship campaign. John Kiely's men are need of a positive result to guarantee their place in a Munster final and progression to the All Ireland series. Luke Liddy and James Ryan are joined this week by four time All Ireland winning former Limerick goalkeeper Barry Hennessy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this morning's show... *Tipp are out as the postmortem begins on a disappointing Munster Championship campaign *Fans express their frustration with traffic in the town as Thurles to a halt *Tipperary once again the focus of national attention on refugee accommodation after Friday's incident in Clonmel * Cllr Niall Dennehy is today's local spotlight guest *Global news with Thomas Conway *Musician and Image consultant Lynda Gardiner is the focus of this week's Women in Business slot *And we speak to Cloughjordan Eco village as part of Bio Diversity week

Ruairi is in the hotseat as Cork hammer Tipperary in the Munster Championship. Ger McCarthy was there for post match interviews, and we chat to him as well. Also on the show reaction from the Cork Camogie camp as they're crowned Munster champions, and reaction from Clare's narrow win over Waterford

After one of the great Cork hurling wins of the modern era, Denis Hurley and Barry O'Mahony join Éamonn Murphy to reflect on a classic clash and break down the implications for the Munster Championship.Can Cork match that performance in Thurles next week and beat a Tipperary that can't afford to lose either? If Ciarán Joyce is fit, where does he come into the team? Eoin Downey or Damien Cahalane to start at number three?They discuss the GAAGO situation, which resulted in a huge swathe of the country missing all of the Cork hurlers' brilliant games so far.Plus a look ahead at the U20 hurlers' tricky trip to Clare for the Munster semi-final.It's also a massive football week, with Cork heading to Ennis on Saturday night for the first game of the Sam Maguire series.You can find us every week on www.echolive.ie/podcast/ or wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Limerick travel to Supervalu Pairc Ui Chaoimh on Saturday evening to take on Cork in a round 3 Munster Championship round-robin encounter. John Kiely's men are top of the table following two wins from two so far this season with Cork facing elimination from the championship having lost out in their opening two games. Former Limerick hurler Joe Quaid joins Luke Liddy and James Ryan to look ahead to the big game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clare minor football manager Dermot Coughlan says his side will have regrets about their slow start after defeat to Cork in the Munster semi final. A scoring spree of 1-5 without replay in the opening quarter proved to be the match winning period for the Rebels, as they went on to record a 1-13 to 0-8 win. Clare played two thirds of the contest with 14 men following a straight red card for midfielder Aidan Weaver, but battled bravely in the second period. Coughlan says while the numerical disadvantage ultimately made the difference, attentions will soon turn to their All-Ireland series.

Champion Chatter- Season 03 Episode 17 0:00-7:21 - Intro; 7:21-42:01 - Cusack Park is set to host its first ever Munster Senior Football Final this Sunday when Clare and perennial superpowers Kerry lock horns for the 15th time in a decider. Football analyst Kieran Madigan and former Clare manager and Kerry All-Ireland winning player John Kennedy preview what will be a unique Super Sunday in Ennis; 42:01-1.10:15 - The Clare hurlers are back on track following a gritty opening Munster Championship victory over Cork on away soil last Sunday. Hurling analysts Ger O'Connell and Kevin McNamara reflect on another rollercoaster ride that included six shared second half goals; 1.10:15-1.14:28 - Back-to-back League crowns and promotions for Fear Green Celtic, this weekend's Clare Cup Semi-Finals, the Under 17 Cup Final and the concluding stages of the three other league divisions are all part of this week's soccer round-up; 1.14:28-1.28:10 - Rugby star and pundit Eimear Considine joined Eoin and James on the line to discuss a memorable weekend that saw seven Clare natives secured a first AIL rugby title for UL Bohs in six years while Kilmihil native Edel McMahon steered Ireland to a famous Six Nations victory over Scotland that cemented their World Cup place; 1.28:10 - A welcome confidence boost amidst defeat for Clare in the Munster Senior Camogie Championship; another major Handball haul in Munster; Provincial Minor B LGFA success for Clare: Munster minor silverware on the line for their male equivalents along with the latest hurling defence for Brian O'Connell side and a national hockey final showdown for Catholic Institute for Naomi Carroll, Laura Foley and Roisin Begley are all part of this week's extended conclusion.

Every week on The Echo Sport Podcast, Éamonn Murphy and our GAA experts discuss the talking points in Gaelic games in Cork.The Cork hurlers' season is hanging by a thread after their second Munster Championship loss.John Horgan and Denis Hurley join us in the studio to break down the issues that cost Pat Ryan's side against Clare, from puck-out woes and poor refereeing decisions to missed goal chances and slack defending.Why are Cork still struggling to get the right structure that prevents their back six from being exposed?Should there be more changes like promoting Brion Saunderson to number one and bringing Ben Cunningham into the mix?Is there any scenario where the Rebels make it through to the All-Ireland series?Plus a look at what U20s could step up next season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah McKenzie-Foley is on deck to cover all of the day's sporting action including both Cork vs Clare games in the Munster Championship, plus Formula One and rugby news!

Limerick are back in Munster Championship action this Sunday when they welcome Tipperary to the TUS Gaelic Grounds following a comeback win over Clare in Ennis on the opening day. There's a double header at the venue with Limerick's senior camogie side opening their Munster campaign against Waterford in the curtain raiser. Luke Liddy and James Ryan are joined by freelance sports reporter and commentator John Keogh this week to look ahead to the action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Munster Hurling Championship kicks off on Sunday with a bang when Clare take on Limerick in Ennis.Jamesie O'Connor, Former Clare Player, Seamus Hickey, Former Limerick Player, and John McIntyre, Former Galway Manager, joined The Last Word to discuss.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

The Manager of the Clare Minor Footballers insists his side must hit the ground running in order to claim early season silverware next week. The Banner rounded off their group fixtues in the Munster Championship last night with a 2-10 to 1-08 home defeat at the hands of Tipperary at Pairc Naomh Muire, Quillty. The sides will clash again on April 30th though, when the Daryl Darcy Cup will be up for grabs in the phase one final. Clare Boss Dermot Coughlan says while he is confident of securing the win, they must avoid a slow start.

The Clare Minor Football Boss is hailing the character of his squad following successive comeback victories in the Munster Championship. Despite trailing by 0-06 to 0-01 at the interval , a brace of second-half of goals from Kilrush Shamrocks clubman Seán Fennell along with a strike from Clooney-Quin's David Cahill put Clare on course for a 3-06 to 0-09 victory. The Banner now qualify for the Munster semi-final and will have an opportunity to secure early season silverware against Tipperary in the phase-one Daryl Darcy Cup final later this month. Manager Dermot Coughlan says they have strong ambitions for the season ahead.

As the championship get underway, Adam, Seán and Barry John debate the value of the provincials and whether or not they should be moved to the start of the season.Also featuring analysis of Kerry's defeat to Armagh in the Ladies Division 1 final, and a preview of the Kerry U20s' Munster opener against Clare.Support The Kerry Football Podcast: https://ko-fi.com/kerryfootballpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A key member of the Clare Senior Hurling squad insists their focus is securing early season silverware this weekend. Clare last claimed National Hurling Honours in 2016 after overcoming Waterford in a replay at Semple Stadium. The Banner will now renew hostilities with Kilkenny in a clash that comes just two weeks before the opening round of the Munster Championship against All-Ireland Champions Limerick. Eire Óg's David Reidy who's struck nine points for Clare in the campaign so far, says their immediate priority is to win the league.

A former National league winner with Clare believes the strength in depth of the current squad is a huge asset ahead of their National Hurling League final with Kilkenny. The Banner can boast no major injuries, while both Tony Kelly and Shane O'Donnell could be set for a return to the squad for Saturday's decider. Brian Lohan's side will take on The Cats in Semple Stadium in Thurles at 7:15pm, looking for a first Division 1 title since 2016. Sean Stack, who twice captained Clare to league success, says the priority remains to have a fully fit squad ahead of their Munster Championship campaign.

0:00-6:13 - Intro; 6:13-39:49 - A hugely successful weekend of National League action is reviewed by regular pundit Derek Dormer as the flagship hurlers advanced to a Division 1 Semi-Final showdown with neighbours Tipperary in Portlaoise this Sunday while the ladies footballers kicked a whopping ten goals to book their spot in the Division 3 decider. The Womens' Clare Cup Semi-Final and the start of the adult football leagues are also up for discussion; 39:49-1.00:14 - There was double success for the male footballers as the senior side kept up their National League Division 3 promotion push with a merited victory over Antrim while the Under 20's got their Munster Championship campaign off to a winning start in Waterford. Football analyst Kieran Madigan assesses both ties along with the weekend's Cusack and Garry Cup openers; 1.00:14-1.11:50 - More silverware via another gritty penalty shoot-out for Newmarket Celtic who completed a remarkable week with the first domestic trophy of the season against arch-rivals Avenue United on Friday night. CDSL PRO Dean Russell joins Eoin and James to praise Paddy Purcell's side's latest achievement as well as look forward to the return of the Clare Cup and league action in all four divisions; 1.11:50-1.27:28 - Following last weekend's Six Nations Championship win for the Irish rugby team, their female equivalents begin their campaign away to France this Saturday. Former international Eimear Considine is on the line to discuss both championships as her fellow Kilmihil native Edel McMahon leads out her country over the next six weeks; 1.27:28-1.34:12 There are five new All-Ireland Juvenile Handball champions in the county after Clare's representatives won three titles and two silver in Croke Park on Saturday. Secretary Orla Considine joined the lads to celebrate those achievements and update the pod on all the handball action inside and outside of the county; 1.34:12 - Round up of athletics action including best wishes to Emma Haugh who represents St Flannan's College and Ireland in the European Post-Primary Cross Country Championships this weekend. The senior camogie side's return, and minor ladies football and camogie action are updated along with all the latest rugby results and fixtures.

'Champion Chatter – Season 03 Episode 11 0:00-7:30 – Intro; 7:30-25:02 - Newmarket Celtic's triumphant return to the winners enclosure is at the heart of CDSL PRO Dean Russell's weekend review as the reigning FAI Champions once more created history for Clare soccer. With quarter-final places up for grabs, the Clare Cup was also to the fore while domestic league action and a mouth-watering Hugh Kelly Cup Final between Newmarket and Avenue is teed up; 25:02-1.02:17 - It was essentially a phone-in show as freelance reporter Derek Dormer and James Lynch were on the line to discuss Clare's victorious acid test against Kilkenny in the National Hurling League and the county's prospects as the Munster Championship draws closer. The same goes for the flagship camogie side who are at the other end of the 1A table at present but in contrast Clare's ladies footballers are on the crest of a wave at present as they look to cement their National League Division 3 Final place against Antrim on Sunday; 1.02:17-1.19:22 - Antrim is also the focus for Mark Fitzgerald's male footballers who can take their Division 3 promotion push to the final round if they can lower Andy McEntee's Ulster side in Cusack Park on Saturday. Football analyst Kieran Madigan assesses Clare's challenge along with previewing the start of the local Adult Football Leagues; 1.19:22-1.33:37 - Clare handball are bidding to build on the All-Ireland Junior doubles success of Leah Minogue and Amber Nolan at the weekend when the contesting five juvenile finals back in Croke Park this Saturday. A well-traveled Orla Considine joined the lads to reflect on all the handball action inside and outside of the county; 1.33:37 - Round up of Clare's Munster Under 20 Football Championship start, St Joseph's Spanish Point's Munster Senior PPS Ladies Football success and subsequent All-Ireland Semi-Final heartbreak, victory for Nora's United in the C Final of the Ennis Town Darts League, the start of the Womens' Premier Division in soccer along with rugby results and fixtures including Colaiste Muire's historic big for Munster silverware.

Tonight we look back on Commercials disappointing exit from the Munster Championship at the hands of Dingle. Munster disappointment too for Shannon Rovers and Drom Inch in camogie. We have TSDL with Barry and reflections on Katie Taylor from Stephen. We hope you like......

On this week's episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:(1.15) Glanmire's Ellen Twomey and Ally McCarthy talk about their Munster Championship win, and look ahead to their trip to London(19.26) AFLW roundup with Mike Currane(40.14) Munster Women's Hockey PRO Graham Catchpole(52.40) Munster Women's Rugby Chairperson Wendy Keenan(1.06.56) F1 chat with Sarah McKenzie-Foley(1.19.55) St Nicks and East Cork LGFA's Gordon Kinsley ahead of this weekend's East Cork v West Cork LGFA clash in aid of Marymount Hospice

Aisling O'Reilly chats to pundit Jamesie O'Connor, Limerick's John Kiely and Declan Hannon as well as Clare's Brian Lohan after their clash today in the Munster Championship. Hurling with BGE GAA

Michael speaks to Alan Campbell, New York's vice captain and full back, ahead of the Tailteann Cup preliminary quarter final versus Carlow Saturday.The clash will take place in Dr. Cullen Park in County Carlow on Saturday, June 10 at noon EST, or at 5 p.m. Irish time — and will be shown live on GAA Go.The winners proceed to the quarter-final stage outrightThe Exiles have not seen competitive action since a comprehensive loss to Sligo on April 22 in the Connacht Senior Football Championship Semi-Final. The game came on the heels of a historic victory over Leitrim at Gaelic Park two weeks earlier.Alan is a Munster Championship winner with Tipperary and plays with the Brooklyn Shamrocks club.00:00 - Start00:18 - Intro and Preview01:01 - Start of InterviewCheck out www.TheLongHallPodcast.com for more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we have reaction to Tipperary's defeat at the hands of Waterford in the Munster Championship. Picking over the coals are Ken Hogan, JJ Kennedy and Paddy Stapleton. Martin Fennessy on boxing and Barry Ryan on the TSDL round out the show. We hope you like..

Jamesie O'Connor joins Cathal Minogue to discuss Limerick's huge victory over Cork in the Munster Championship.

Jonathan Higgins is joined by Jamesie O'Connor after Clare overcame Cork in a tight Munster Championship game. @BGEGAA

Brian Lohan, Tony Kelly and Pat Ryan talk to Jonathan Higgins after Clare beat Cork in the Munster Championship.

Tonight we look back on a great weekend for our Senior Camogie team with a Munster Championship: we hear from Denis Kelly and Ger Kinane. Football with Tom McGrath and hurling analysis before Barry explains permutations in the TSDL final weeks. We hope you like...

Jonathan Higgins catches up with Jamesie O'Connor, Davy Fitz, Tony Kelly and Brian Lohan after Clare beat Waterford today in the Munster Championship. Hurling with BGE

On the latest episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy: 1.00 Beth-Anne O'Farrell of Cork Harlequins on a remarkable season for the her, and the club. 13.45 Our resident F1 expert Sarah McKenzie-Foley reviews the Miami GP 26.48 We look back on Cork's win over Kerry in the Munster Championship and hear from Eimear Meaney and boss Shane Ronayne, and Kerry boss Darragh Small 33.52 Cork county leagues roundup 44.57 Reaction from the Cork LGFA U21 B County final as Clonakilty defeat Kinsale

Tonight we look back on a busy weekend with Tipp and Cork sharing the spoils in the Park in the Munster Championship. Wins in camogie but another close defeat for our ladies footballers. The TSDL season is coming to an end, we have all the details. We hope you like..

This week we have a lot to digest after our opening championship win in Ennis. We hear from Liam Cahill, Ken, Paddy and JJ. Our footballers Munster Championship ended in Killarney, we hear from David Power and Martin Quinlivan. Brendan Cummins on under 20 hurling and Barry Ryan on the FAI Junior Cup Final. We hope you like..

Earlier today Adam Moynihan met Kerry captain David Clifford in Croke Park to chat about his relationship with the media, winning All-Irelands with Kerry and Fossa, and how he deals with the hype.David was on hand to help SuperValu launch their sponsorship of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship and this year's #CommunityIncludesEveryone campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we look back on a successful opening Munster Championship game for the Tipp footballers. We reflect on our under 20's loss to Clare. We have news on the ticket situation for Munster Championship games and we talk boxing with martin Fennessey. Muiris Walsh is back in studio and he and Barry talk about some pivotal games in the TSDL. We hope you like....

IT'S a GAA special on this week's Star Sport Podcast, as we welcome Cork camogie star Saoirse McCarthy on to chat about their upcoming Very Camogie League Division 1A final against Galway.Matthew Twomey's team lost in their previous clash against Galway just two weeks ago, with a tough match in store at Croke Park this Sunday.We're also dissecting the Cork footballers loss to Clare in the Munster Championship, as John Cleary's men bowed out in the quarter final stage following a disappointing performance.KieranThere's the usual West Cork sport roundup and plenty to look forward to this weekend as well.All this and more on this week's Star Sport Podcast.If you can't make it to the shops this week to pick up a copy of The Southern Star, you can avail of a digital or postal subscription by clicking here.Follow our hosts on Twitter: @dyldonot & @KieranMcC_SSProduced by Dylan Mangan.***The Star Sport Podcast is brought to you in association with Access Credit Union.Access Credit Union - Where your bank really does matter. Choose the Credit Union, Choose Local, Choose Community.For more visit www.accesscu.ie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Tubridy and Shane McGrath join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to review the first weekend of the football championship and the Allianz Hurling League final. David is in fine fettle after Clare's superb win over Cork in the Munster Championship, while Shane is left wondering what can be done to stop the Limerick winning machine.

All-Star goalkeeper Anthony Nash joined Ger Gilroy to discuss wins for Limerick and Kilkenny in the National Hurling League semi-finals, whether Waterford can get out of the Munster Championship, and Kilkenny's evolution under Derek Lyng. Hurling on Off The Ball with Bord Gais Energy - proud sponsors of the Senior Hurling Championship and Legends Tour Series at Croke Park

Galway GAA chairman Paul Bellew joined Richie McCormack to chat about Motion 14 at Congress which could see the Tribesmen's minor hurlers join the Leinster or Munster Championship.

Luke Liddy speaks to some young Limerick fans after the Munster Championship final on Sunday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Gaelic Football Conleith Gilligan gives us his thoughts on Derry's momentum in Ulster and today's Tailteann Cup draw while in hurling, Niall Moran discusses another twist in the Munster Championship. Alan Cawley reacts to the news that Blackpool player Jake Daniels has come out; plus Chris McNulty is with us on Ireland's new boxing heroes!

Jack and Matt are reunited for the 184th episode of Treaty Talk. They look ahead to a bumper weekend of Munster GAA weekend as both the footballers and hurlers seek out provincial finals! They analyse the trips to Thurles and Ennis in full and give a brief look ahead to the U20s final with Kilkenny on Sunday week. Enjoy #SportLK

Philly McMahon joins Sinéad Kissane and the Irish Independent's Conor McKeon for his weekly take on the Football Championship, with Cork v Kerry, the influence of soccer and the behaviour of managers on the sideline all up for discussion on the latest show. After Cork refusing to play Kerry in Killarney, they now face the Kingdom in Páirc Uí Rinn in the Munster Championship but are they onto a hiding to nothing? They've poked the bear and should be mindful, says Philly. The influence of soccer on the Cliffords and on Philly's own career is also discussed with Philly highlighting how spatial awareness is just one of the positives that can be brought into a player's Gaelic football career which we're seeing in spades with David Clifford. And what about managers micro-managing on the sidelines, will it eventually become a thing of the past? Philly reckons it should be, saying the game should go towards rugby where the manager is in the stands seeing what the players can't see. Plus there was also mention of that Cody-Shefflin handshake and what it all could mean…. Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. And don't forget to listen to Philly McMahon's show every Thursday where he gives his take on the Football Championship. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/

The fall out from this weekend's defeat at the hands of Clare in the Munster Championship takes center stage this evening. We hear from Colm Bonnar, William Maher, Brendan Cummins, Mick Ryan, Ken Hogan, Noel Dundon and JJ Kennedy. Camogie with Geraldine and boxing with Martin Fennessy rounds out another busy hour, we hope you like....

Episode 76 sees host Kevin Ryan joined by Sean, Stephen & Colm as they discuss the fortunes of the Tipperary Senior Hurlers in the Munster Championship. They discuss the fallout from the game in Walsh Park, Tipp surprising many with their performance and what they believe could change in tactics & personnel for this weekends game in the 'Field of Dreams'

Tonight we have extensive coverage of Tipp's clash with Waterford in the Munster Championship. We hear from Colm Bonnar, Paudie Maher, Willie Maher, Tom McGrath, Michael Ryan, Conor O'Donovan. We have Alan Quinlan on Munster Rugby and James Walsh on soccer. We hope you like...

This week with Ger McCarthy on the Women In Sport Podcast: Mike Currane is back for a final AFLW review of an amazing season. We analyse the 2022 AFLW Grand Final between the Adelaide Crows and Melbourne Demons and pay homage to one of Ireland's greatest ever AFLW players Ailish Considine. F1 Expert Sarah McKenzie reviews the Australian Grand Prix. Munster Women's Rugby chairperson Wendy Keenan joins me to review a hugely important huge week for Munster Womens' Rugby including a review of schools and provincial underage finals. Munster Hockey PRO Graham Catchpole is back once again to talk women's club hockey and a UCC Division 1 Play-Off win.And we will also hear form Cork LGFA U16 Manager Dominic Gallagher following his side's Munster Championship victory.AND we hear from Cork LGFA Minor Manager Joe Carroll ahead of his team's championship opener against Tipperary.

Bord Gáis Energy ambassador Gearóid Hegarty was at the launch of Bord Gáis Energy's The Gift of the GAAB at Croke Park in Dublin. The Gift of the GAAB is a first-of-its-kind talent show that will search Ireland to find the best amateur pundits and give them a platform to showcase their talents. People of all ages and from all parts of the country are encouraged to take part. If you would like to find out more or you know someone who is hurling mad and has The Gift of the GAAB, contact bge@giftofthegaab.ie. 2022 marks the sixth year of Bord Gáis Energy's sponsorship of the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship. He joined Ger on #OTBAM on Tuesday morning.

SportsDaz Football returns to Wednesdays as Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon look ahead to the currentaccount.ie All-Ireland intermediate and junior finals. Schedule: Latest News (0:00) O'Connor Cup and 3rd Level HEC Championships Preview with Cóilín Duffy (13:50) Castlebar Mitchels vs St. Sylvesters (All-Ireland Intermediate Final Preview (33:50)) Darren and Niamh look ahead to Saturday's All-Ireland Junior Final between Dublin's St. Judes and Tipperary's Mullinahone. They also look at the latest news including Munster Championship fixtures and a new arrival in Armagh. Cóilín Duffy returns to SportsDaz to look ahead to the return of Third Level competition after a two year absence. And we look at what to expect from the O'Connor Cup which starts tonight (Wednesday) when Queens University Belfast meet UCC. And then it's our preview of the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Final as Mayo's Castlebar Mitchels take on Dublin's St. Sylvesters. Darren and Niamh go through what to expect from Sunday's showdown in Ballinasloe. == SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL broadcasts every Wednesday on sportsdaz.ie Check out our intermediate final preview with Lisa McManamon & Dannielle Lawless. Theme Song - 'Barkbot 2000' (c) josephmcdade.com/music Check out our junior final preview with Aoife Keyes & Molly Walsh #SportsDaz To catch our review of Kilkerrin/Clonberne's All-Ireland Final triumph against Mourneabbey in THE THIRD HALF, click HERE

Episode 66 sees the debut of another new contributor as Carrick Davins Stephen Cronin joins Seán Smith and new Host Enda Treacy as they discuss Loughmore's exit in the Munster Championship after 19 weeks on the go. There was Inter-County draws as Tipp got their fixtures for the Munster Hurling League & the McGrath Cup. The miller shield finished up and The West were crowned winners. They discuss the players who impressed and should be looked at by Colm Bonnar. The County Convention fallout as Sars take on Gaels in the boardroom. They discuss potential new Sponsors for the County Teams. All in an action packed Episode 66

Éamonn Fitzmaurice joins Paul Rouse and Oisín McConville to review the weekend's provincial finals and look ahead to next weekend's action. In association with Renault Ireland.

"A more hectic, I would say, build up than you would usually have to a typical 20's year. But we're happy where we are" Limerick U20 manager Diarmuid Mullins looks ahead to the Munster semi-final with Clare on Monday! #SportLK

The seniors will be looking to build on the momentum of the Tipp under 20 team, which recorded an impressive Munster Championship victory last night. The Premier beat Limerick in the quarter-finals 0-16 to 1-10 in Thurles, in what is Tipp's first Championship win at the under 20/21 grade since 2015. The win sets up a semi-final clash with Waterford in Thurles next Thursday night. Under-20 manager Paddy Christie is pleased with the performance, but says they have to get the heads right quickly for the semi-final. He spoke to Tipp FM's Stephen Gleeson after the game:

"We're looking forward to Thursday evening going back to Thurles. We had a battle last year in Mick Neville Park in trying conditions in the rain!" Limerick U20 Football Manager Jerry O'Sullivan looks ahead to Thursday's Munster Championship quarter-final with Tipperary! #SportLK

On this week's podcast we're chatting to Cork and Castlehaven star Brian Hurley ahead of the Munster football championship kicking off this weekend. Cork get their campaign underway with a trip to the Gaelic Grounds to take on Limerick on Saturday at 3pm.It's make or break for Ronan McCarthy's side with no back door available to losing sides this year because of the shortened campaign.We'll also discuss the impact Phil Healy's success has had on Irish athletics.--We're delighted to say that we have once teamed up with Access Credit Union for the months ahead on the Star Sport Podcast and what a couple of months we have in store.Not only is the club action back but there's also the small matter of the Munster and All Ireland inter-county championships and of course the Tokyo Olympics.We'll be covering all that great sport in-depth on the podcast and we couldn't be happier about going on that journey with Access Credit Union.Access Credit Union is well known for supporting local West Cork sport at all levels and we look forward to telling that story throughout the summer and beyond.Access Credit Union - funding dreams for over 50 years.You can add the Star Sport Podcast to your podcast player of choice by copying this URL - https://southern-star.podomatic.com/rss2.xml - and using the "Add a podcast by URL/RSS" option.

“We shouldn't fear anything and we should really relish it now. Relish it and give it our best shot. Moral victories are grand, we want the win." Limerick Senior Camogie Manager Pat Ryan looks ahead to this Saturday's Munster Championship final with Cork! #SportLK

Hurling with Cyril Farrell, Matthew McMahon and SBCR analyst Brendan Foley with all looking forward to the Munster championship.  Presented  by Leo Doyle and Pat McNamara. Originally broadcast Saturday 26th June  2021

Matt and Jack are back to discuss the weekend's GAA action with the Limerick footballers and camogie in Munster championship action! #SportLK

Tune in as we preview Clare and Waterford in the opening game of the Munster Championship. There is also some intriguing games in Leinster with a much fancied Antrim taking on Dublin and Laois playing Wexford.

On Monday's Morning Focus, we took a look at the All-Ireland Senior Camogie and Hurling finals over the weekend, as well as Clare's Minor Footballer's victory over Tipperary in the Munster Championship. Gavin Grace spoke to Clare FM's Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle.

On this week's Terrace Talk: Kerry senior hurlers reach the Joe McDonagh Cup Final, Tipperary end their 85 year wait for a Munster Championship, Killarney Valley AC, Icons of Irish Rallying - Michael O’Mahony, Killarney’s Historic Rally, IT Tralee’s New Masters Programme in Applied Exercise for Health, & Michael Hogan’s memory 

Joe Molloy is joined on the line by Laois Manager Mike Quirke and former Mayo player David Brady as we look back on Cavan's Ulster Championship and Tipperary's Munster Championship and how crazy that weekend of GAA really was.

Kieran Donaghy joined Ger and Eoin on Monday's OTB AM to look back on how Cork stunned Kerry in yesterday's Munster football championship semi final. Live in association with Gillette | #MadeOfWhatMatters.

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...

In the strangest of League finales, this weekend saw Limerick post a massive 36 points over Clare in the hurling decider which also doubled up as the Munster Championship opener, while Kerry’s 14 point win over Donegal saw them collect their first League title since 2017. Donnchadh Boyle and Ciaran Whelan joined Will Slattery and Michael Verney on this week’s Throw-In as they analysed all the weekend action, assessing how the teams are also faring for the up-coming Championship games. It was certainly the statement of intent from John Kiely’s men who retained their League crown and march on to a crunch Munster hurling semi-final tie next Sunday with Michael Verney describing Limerick as ‘the complete side’ who are laying down the marker for the others to follow. Meanwhile, in the football, Ciaran Whelan was impressed with Kerry’s continued progress under Peter Keane and says they are the team to rival Dublin for the Championship. Since returning from the AFL, Tyrone’s Conor McKenna has also starred for his county and Whelan says he is one to watch but it is still Dublin who are the team to beat. Away from the top of the table, Mayo were relegated to Division 2 after their narrow defeat to Tyrone but they can set their season right against Leitrim in the opening round of Connacht next Sunday. With focus turning to the Championship between now and Christmas, the League’s final games have whetted appetites and given GAA fans the hope that the games will continue and some sense of normality can return ending 2020 on some sort of high. For more from the Throw-In podcast go to the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ And don’t forget to listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. The Throw-In League series in association with Allianz.ie.

"It's great to have a fixture list. It's great to have a route forward and we know exactly what lies ahead. We just have to be patient at this moment until we get a chance to put the shoulder to the wheel." Limerick Senior Hurling Manager John Kiely discusses the Munster Hurling Championship draw that pitted his side against Clare and the return of GAA action across the country. #SpotLK

In this week's podcast, Raffaele Rocca and Matt O'Callaghan analyse the Limerick GAA Club championship draws which took place on Wednesday night. They also discuss the cancellation of the Minor Camogie Championship and also the Munster Championship draw that takes place tonight! #SportLK

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.

How many of you ran onto the pitch when Limerick won the All-Ireland in 2018 or when the won the Munster Championship this year?It's something every true GAA fan has done in their life-time, but it's not something you'd expect to end up in a cell over!That's exactly what happened to Limerick man Seamie O'Mahony when he went to New York to watch the Limerick hurlers play in the 2019 New York Hurling Classic.Seamie joins Gillian on the line.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We discuss last weekend's Munster Club championship where Newcastle West, Patrickswell and Galtee Gaels all lost out. We also review the incredible Junior B county final between Banogue and Knockane We look ahead to this weekend's action where Castletown Ballyagran and Croom are in action.

On this week’s show we’ll be looking ahead to the Cork Senior Football Championship semi-final between Newcestown and Duhallow this weekend and speaking to Newcestown selector, Tom Wilson We’ll also reflect on a second consecutive county final loss for the West Cork ladies who once again came up short against Mourneabbey at CIT last Saturday. Plus we chat about Conor Hourihane's first Premier League goal, the worsening problems at Old Trafford and the 2020 Munster Championship draw

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

Limerick Camogie manager Declan Nash is looking forward to his side's Munster Championship outing against Cork at the weekend.

After the opening round of Allianz Football and Hurling League games, Tomás Ó Sé and Brendan Cummins joined Will Slattery, Michael Verney and Conor McKeon to review all the big games. Is it too early to raise question marks after Dublin's defeat to Monaghan in Clones and are Kerry going too defensive after their dour victory over Tyrone? In the hurling, Brendan Cummins says the shadow boxing is going on until the summer and Tipperary against Clare in Ennis in the Munster Championship will be a different matter altogether. While Cork's performance against Kilkenny was described as 'abject', there is still so much to admire about Kilkenny and how Brian Cody has once again brought in and developed new talent. Plus, Will and Michael give their performances of the week - Colin Guilfoyle's one-handed point or Sean O'Shea's outrageous sideline anyone? - and the night after the Royal Rumble, they ask what GAA star would make it in the WWE? 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

Carlow's historic victory over Kildare yesterday made today a de facto bank holiday in the county and came about after a couple of years of serious progress under Turlough O'Brien. Centre-back Daniel St Ledger joins us to talk about a day he couldn't have dreamed of for most of his decade in a Carlow jersey. Sean Moran is in studio to pick the bones out of the Munster Championship matches between Tipperary and Cork and Waterford and Clare. Keith Duggan was in Salthill for Galway's brutalising display against Kilkenny so we'll have him on the line as well. And as the curtain comes down on Leinster's incredible season, Gerry Thornley is in studio to dig into how this all came about for a province that was in crisis mode as recently as two years ago. All in your Monday Added Time podcast with Malachy Clerkin and Pat Nugent.

On this week's show, Will Slattery is joined by David Brady, John Mullane and John Brennan of the Sunday World to look back on all the weekend GAA League action. Are the Dubs really unstoppable? How many times can you use the word 'unreal' asks Brady, while describing this as a defining moment for Kerry football. John Mullane says Limerick have put down a marker for the League and Munster Championship but says keep an eye on Kilkenny. 'Write them off at your peril,' he says, while tipping Limerick or Wexford for the League. For more: independent.ie/sport The Throw-In is in association with Allianz.

Mikey, Paddy and JJ look back on a seismic weekend in the hurling Championship as Cork win the perfect Munster Championship, Waterford finally break Kilkenny and Tipperary put Dublin out of their misery.

Bill & Geoff discuss the top stories in the world of sport and beyond. This week the guys react to Warren Gatland’s Lions Team to face New Zealand in the first test, discuss the controversial addition of 6 players to the squad over the weekend and break down Waterford’s loss to Cork in the Munster Championship. Segments includes the next recipient of the “Keith Earls Trophy” to the most underwhelming Lions tourist so far. Tangents include a brief foray into the tactics used by Team NZ in the America’s Cup and some glaring omissions from the Queen’s Speech. This episode is brought to you by Waterford Beer Tours. Use the offer code " SPORTSBEEF" for a €5 discount. Mention John “Heavy in the Streets” Murnane and get €6 off! For more info, go to waterfordbeertours.com