Podcast appearances and mentions of Rory Best

Ben Youngs and Dan Cole have been to Dublin more than your average city-breaker. They've also played more international rugby, driven through Dublin by coach and drank more pints with Rory Best than your average city-breaker too. That's why we've decided to bring you our Guide to Dublin.   From travel restrictions (thanks Coley) to best places to bump into Louis Walsh, we've got you covered.   Oh, and they also talk about what it's like playing Ireland at the Aviva Stadium in front of 50,000 fans.

As Ireland demonstrate their credentials as the world's number one side, we speak to former captain Rory Best about the victory over South Africa. Aussie legend Stirling Mortlock also joins David and Tom to discuss the sorry demise of Australia.

We're used to see him tearing around a rugby pitch, but former Irish rugby captain Rory Best is tearing around Ireland for a very good cause. He is currently walking 330km from Dublin's Aviva Stadium to Cong in Co Mayo in the hopes of raising €2 million for Cancer Fund for Children who support families all across Ireland impacted by a cancer diagnosis. The ultimate aim is to build an incredible Daisy Lodge facility in Mayo that'll provide much needed respite to countless families. Rory joined Dermot and Dave with an update, and a message of thanks to the thousands of people who have joined him on the road so far. For more info, visit: rorysmiles2mayo.com

Welcome to Monday's #OTBAM podcast - Ger & Shane are in studio, bringing you your sports breakfast fix. Nedum Onuoha on the Premier League title race, Quinny on Munster's win over Leinster. Noel Connors talks hurling, Anthony Moyles is in studio to look back at the Provincial football finals. Shane brings us this week's installment of the Performance Rankings. Timestamps and topics below. (01:00) – Kickoff with Ger, Shane & Colm (02:00) – Performance Rankings (36:30) – Football w/Nedum Onuoha (52:50) – Rugby w/Quinny (01:22:20) - Hurling w/Noel Connors (01:34:30) – GAA w/Anthony Moyles (01:54:30) – Rugby w/Rory Best Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

World Cup winner in 2003, former England captain Martin Johnson joined Joe Molloy on Wednesday Night Rugby from Limerick's International Rugby Experience. Riugby with Vodafone | #TeamOfUs A variety of World Cup winners, British & Irish Lions legends and Irish Rugby stars including Bryan Habana, Francois Pienaar, Jonathan Sexton, Joy Neville, Danielle Waterman, Keith Wood, Paul O'Connell, Jeremy Guscott, Matt Dawson, Sean Fitzpatrick, Martin Johnson, Peter Stringer, Ciara Griffin and Rory Best were among today's inaugural visitors to the six-storey “Home of Legends”. Inspired by World Rugby's values of Passion, Discipline, Integrity, Solidarity and Respect, visitors will hear the stories, feel the passion and test their own skills as they move through six, awe-inspiring stages inside the state-of-the-art building. Using leading, custom-made, real-time software coupled with the expert knowledge of Jock Peggie, Head of Education, Laws and Compliance at World Rugby, the interactive experience delivers a truly authentic and exciting reflection of the game, with visitors having hands-on fun every step of the way. Stunning 360-degree views of Limerick city centre ensure that the sixth floor Legends Gallery will be a jaw-dropping end to this unique, interactive, experience. Walk in visitors are welcome from tomorrow morning with tickets available to pre-book from May 15th online at www.internationalrugbyexperience.com.

A variety of World Cup winners, British & Irish Lions legends and Irish Rugby stars including Bryan Habana, Francois Pienaar, Jonathan Sexton, Joy Neville, Danielle Waterman, Keith Wood, Paul O'Connell, Jeremy Guscott, Matt Dawson, Sean FitzPatrick, Martin Johnson, Peter Stringer, Ciara Griffin and Rory Best were among today's inaugural visitors to the six-storey “Home of Legends”. Inspired by World Rugby's values of Passion, Discipline, Integrity, Solidarity and Respect, visitors will hear the stories, feel the passion and test their own skills as they move through six, awe-inspiring stages inside the state-of-the-art building. Using leading, custom-made, real-time software coupled with the expert knowledge of Jock Peggie, Head of Education, Laws and Compliance at World Rugby, the interactive experience delivers a truly authentic and exciting reflection of the game, with visitors having hands-on fun every step of the way. Stunning 360-degree views of Limerick city centre ensure that the sixth floor Legends Gallery will be a jaw-dropping end to this unique, interactive, experience. Walk in visitors are welcome from tomorrow morning with tickets available to pre-book from May 15th online at www.internationalrugbyexperience.com. Aisling O'Reilly caught up with some of the rugby legends, including Johnny Sexton, Rory Best, Bryan Habana, Matt Dawson, Paul O'Connell as well as legendary jockey AP McCoy at the launch in Limerick.

In the very first episode of Rugby Pod sessions, Andy Rowe interviewed Joe Marler during one of his preseasons at Quins and found out a bit more about the England and British and Irish Lions prop. From how he got into rugby, all the way to the "pinnacle" of his career, sitting on the wet tarmac in Wellington Harbour eating a late-night snack, we got an insight into one of the biggest characters in the modern game. We also hear a few cracking stories from the Lions Tour and the mid-week Veg, including sinking pints with Rory Best, an awkward match review session with George Kruis, and an expensive game of credit card roulette. Enjoy!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes former Ireland rugby captain Rory Best talks to Marie Crowe about career turning points, his greatest honour and life after rugby.

Ireland make their way to Twickenham this weekend for the penultimate round of the Six Nations. Rugby royalty, Sir Rory Best, joins Hask, Tinds & Alex to look ahead to the final couple of rounds, dissect Ireland's performances so far & relive the glory years… James also sits down with the man staking his claim to England's right wing, Max Malins, to hear about prep for the weekend & a certain darts championship in Bristol.

Rory Best and Shane Byrne on Irish hopes for the rest of the Champions Cup as the Round of 16 awaits; Jeff Sheppard on how Buffalo at Kansas City was a game for the ages; plus Alan Cawley and Stephen Kelly are with us as the Premier League pauses for a winter break! Game On.

With Marie and Ruby. Rory Best and Murray Kinsella on Ireland's third win over the All-Blacks, Alan Cawley and Stephen Kelly discuss Ireland's win in Luxembourg, while Marie puts the revelations about the Kildare farm raid to Ruby and asks what it means for racing's reputation.

The Ulster Rugby Round Up is back by popular demand after an unexpected week's break. Joining Gareth Hanna to discuss another, according to some, dissatisfying bonus point victory are Jonathan Bradley and Michael Sadlier. As well as the win over the Lions, there's also Rory Best's latest foray into the coaching world, Will Addison's new injury and the upcoming game against Connacht on the agenda.

Former Ulster, Ireland, British & Irish Lions Captain rugby captain, Rory Best, is taking on a big feat to raise money for a cancer charity.Over the past nine days Rory has been walking from Newcastle to Mayo, to raise money for Cancer Fund for Children.Cooper and Kayte spoke to Rory on the final day of his walk and he is in flying form. Rory is aiming to raise a whopping €500,000 and needs your help to reach that goal.You can show your support and make a donation today by texting RORY to 50300 to donate €4 or donate online at cancerfundforchildren.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Ireland rugby captain Rory Best is walking 180 miles from the Daisy Lodge in Co Down to the to the site of a proposed 'new' purpose-built therapeutic centre for children with cancer in Co Mayo. On Monday, his walk took him through counties Leitrim and Sligo. He spoke to Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan. Text RORY to 50300 to donate €4.

With Marie Crowe. Kevin McManamon tells us about his role with Team Ireland's boxers in Tokyo, Niall Msoran & Tom Kenny review the hurling semi-finals and Rory Best looks back at a disappointing end to the Lions Tour.

With Marie Crowe. Kevin McManamon tells us about his role with Team Ireland's boxers in Tokyo, Niall Msoran & Tom Kenny review the hurling semi-finals and Rory Best looks back at a disappointing end to the Lions Tour.

With Damian Lawlor. Rory Best on how the Lions can come back from their mauling against the Springboks, Niall Moran on another thrilling weekend of hurling, Darran O'Sullivan on the football championship plus all the latest Olympics news! Game On.

With Damian Lawlor. Rory Best on how the Lions can come back from their mauling against the Springboks, Niall Moran on another thrilling weekend of hurling, Darran O'Sullivan on the football championship plus all the latest Olympics news! Game On.

Adrian Balfour is the founder of Envorso, a US consulting firm based in Seattle that has worked with the likes of Ford and Microsoft.     He's also an organic sheep farmer, Angel Investor, co-founder of the Major League Rugby and owner of the Seattle Seawolves, a US rugby team coached by Allen Clarke and Rory Best.     Previously he created Pcubed, a project management consultancy he grew to 1000+ consultants before selling it in 2013.     In today's show we talk about:   Growing up in Fermanagh Moving to Detroit to start a business Bringing Rugby culture to the states And the greatest challenges/successes along the way     Check it out.     //   Webpage for this episode: https://bestofbelfast.org/stories/adrian-balfour-seattle-seawolves

With Damian Lawlor. Sligo's Mona McSharry makes Irish swimming history, Darran O'Sullivan is with us to talk provincial honours in football, plus in hurling Niall Moran on the counties who've progressed in the qualifier. Rory Best will also join us to review a huge first test win for the Lions over the Springboks! Game On.

With Damian Lawlor. Sligo's Mona McSharry makes Irish swimming history, Darran O'Sullivan is with us to talk provincial honours in football, plus in hurling Niall Moran on the counties who've progressed in the qualifier. Rory Best will also join us to review a huge first test win for the Lions over the Springboks! Game On.

We look back at a historic 149th Open Championship as 24-year-old Collin Morikawa becomes the first Golfer to win on his debut in two major tournaments, winning the Claret Jug at Royal St George's. Derby manager and former Man United striker Wayne Rooney believes his old side has what it takes to compete for the Premier League this season, and can Arsenal challenge for the Top 4 after signing Ben White? And who starts for the British & Irish Lions in the first Test against South Africa - former captain Rory Best previews the action! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's hard to believe it's been two years since Rory Best hung up the jersey after a career which saw him become one of the most capped players of all time and captain the Irish side during some of their highest of highs. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/07/19115034/RoryBest_1907.mp3"][/audio] Since departing the Irish fold, Rory has found his passion for farming and is now working with his Dad, John to remind people of the importance of protecting your hearing. Rory has become a Specsavers' Audiology ambassador and is working with them during Farm Safety Week to highlight the decibels people need to be watch out for and the measures that farmers can take to look after their hearing and avoid issues in later life. Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Rory explained how life on the farm differs to his rugby career, gave his take on the Lions tour and revealed the match that made him glad to be retired.

With Marie and Ruby. Paul Corry is in studio to pull the balls out for the FAI Cup first round draw. Rory Best is on the phone to talk about how the Lions are getting on. Plus John McHenry looks ahead to the 149th Open at Royal St. George's! Game On.

With Marie and Ruby. Paul Corry is in studio to pull the balls out for the FAI Cup first round draw. Rory Best is on the phone to talk about how the Lions are getting on. Plus John McHenry looks ahead to the 149th Open at Royal St. George's! Game On.

Joe has rounded up some mates to reminisce about the 2017 British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand.What did they really think of Warren Gatland? Why did they put cocktail sticks in their heads? And who is Jared Payne?Joe and Tom chat to James Haskell, Dan Cole, and Rory Best... when he eventually arrives.To grow the show, go to Patreon.com/joemarlershowSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys are back after a week off to chat everything MLR. We break down all the action from: ATL vs NOLA LA vs SD UTAH vs HOU We also chat about the former Irish captain Rory Best joining the Seawolves coaching staff. Don't miss out on this one!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha. Rory Best on the action-packed rugby weekend; Ruby has the latest from Grand National Day at Fairyhouse; and Stephen Kelly and Conan Byrne talk Premier League and League of Ireland! Game On.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha. Rory Best on the action-packed rugby weekend; Ruby has the latest from Grand National Day at Fairyhouse; and Stephen Kelly and Conan Byrne talk Premier League and League of Ireland! Game On.

With Donncha, Ruby & Marie. Rory Best on Ireland's win over England; Conan Byrne on the League of Ireland, Stephen Kelly on the weekend's soccer and the Rep of Ireand squad plus Brendan McArdle on the Irish ruling showjumping in Florida! Game On.

With Donncha, Ruby & Marie. Rory Best on Ireland's win over England; Conan Byrne on the League of Ireland, Stephen Kelly on the weekend's soccer and the Rep of Ireand squad plus Brendan McArdle on the Irish ruling showjumping in Florida! Game On.

With Donncha & Marie. Ruby is live from Cheltenham, former Ireland captain Rory Best talks us through the weekend's rugby, Stephen Kelly on the Premier League and hockey player Róisín Upton on scoring the winning penalty against Great Britain on Sunday evening! Game On.

Ireland vs England is so often the definitive game of the Six Nations but as we head into the final round of fixtures for this years tournament both sides find themselves playing for pride rather than titles after indifferent campaigns so far.England got themselves firmly back on track with a dogged win over tournament favourites France at Twickenham, meanwhile Ireland picked up a big win away to Scotland despite a late onslaught from Gregor Townsend's side.Joining Brian to discuss the weekend's game and all things Six Nations is the former Ireland captain and British and Irish Lion, Rory Best.The pair reflect on wins for both England and Ireland respectively and discuss the role that under fire captains Jonny Sexton and Owen Farrell could have this weekend.We also hear from former Ospreys head coach Sean Holley who discusses Wales chances against the French as they look to secure the unlikeliest Grand Slam in history!And there's questions on memorable Ireland/England fixtures, tractors, and what to do with Italy following another trouncing.Fill in our podcast survey: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/full_contact_surveyFor 30 days' free access to the Telegraph: telegraph.co.uk/contact

With Donncha & Marie. Ruby is live from Cheltenham, former Ireland captain Rory Best talks us through the weekend's rugby, Stephen Kelly on the Premier League and hockey player Róisín Upton on scoring the winning penalty against Great Britain on Sunday evening! Game On.

In episode 7 of 'Wind Yer Neck In' we welcome former British and Irish Lion, third most capped Irish player of all time and former captain and Ulster Rugby legend Rory Best to the show. Rory starts by discussing his journey into professional rugby and how 2 years in Newcastle at university gave him the spark he needed to push on with his rugby career. Rory reflects on his time cutting his teeth at Irish club rugby level before he broke through to the Ulster Rugby set up and shortly after became the captain of the squad. Leadership and how it has developed is something Rory looks to analyse, discussing how he developed and how the culture of Ulster Rugby was challenged into better shape. In line with this Rory talks about how Irish Rugby took a change and how influential Joe Schmidt was to that. Rory chats us through some of the highlights in his career Finally Rory explains how important the Lions are and what we might see this summer amidst the ongoing Covid situation. As always, we hope you enjoy this chat with one of the sport's biggest characters. Let us know what you think on Twitter (@WindYerNeck_In) and Instagram (windyerneck.in)!

Rory Best and Rory Lawson join Andy Burke to preview Scotland v Ireland.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha. Ruby Walsh gives his thoughts on THAT image of Gordon Elliott; Stephen Kelly talks about the re-emergence of the old Gareth Bale, and Rory Best joins the show to talk about the weekend of rugby! Game On.

Following an eventful afternoon at the Principality Stadium, Exeter Chiefs winger Alex Cuthbert joins David and Tom to discuss the more controversial moments in the game. And with Ireland thumping the Italians in Rome, Rory Best offers his views on the performance, and reflects more generally about his incredible career. The boys also pick their Team Of The Round and share a couple more of your jokes.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha. Ruby Walsh gives his thoughts on THAT image of Gordon Elliott; Stephen Kelly talks about the re-emergence of the old Gareth Bale, and Rory Best joins the show to talk about the weekend of rugby! Game On.

What's the next step for Ulster 'A' star David McCann and will Rory Best turn to full-time coaching? by Belfast Telegraph Sport

Ugo Monye, Danny Care and Chris Jones discuss Argentina's shock victory over the All Blacks in Sydney. Ireland legend Rory Best joins the pod to chat about his new nose, farming, scrums, James Ryan and England's front row. Does George Ford need to play so England can get the best out of Owen Farrell? Plus, Scotland make it five in a row, a Tigers legend departs ahead of the new Premiership season and Danny gets compared to Steve McClaren for his brolly antics at the weekend.

Alex, James and Mike put the rugby world to rights as they discuss superstars, Saracens, semi-finals, and locked out spectators. And then ahead of publication of his autobiography, James reveals for the first time what really happened with Martin Johnson and Stuart Lancaster at consecutive World Cups, the nightmare of the New Zealand maid, the infamous Altitude Nightclub incident and how he almost killed Rory Best. "I'll save that for the book" just became a reality. 

On this weeks show, we're joined by Rory Best. Barry is visited by Kiwi aliens questioning global warming AND box kicks. We discuss the absolute kahunas of Ulster and Ian Madigan's mad world.

He retired last year after an incredible career with 124 caps, two grand slams, four Triple Crowns and with the honour of captaining the team to beat the All Blacks twice but now Rory Best is enjoying a life away from the daily pressures of being a full-time sports hero. Speaking to Dermot and Dave, the former Ireland and Ulster captain, spoke about making the move back into life on the family farm after he hung up his boots at the end of Ireland's Rugby World Cup campaign. He also had some words of encouragement for his former international teammate, Joey Carbery who has been ruled out of the game 'indefinitely'. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/08/19135118/RoryBest_Pod.mp3"][/audio]

Today the Second Captains listeners take centre stage, whether in the form of original music, outstanding Rory Best impersonations or the bumper mailbag on last week's racial-bias-in-commentary discussion that prompts a struggle session for Ken. Fortunately for him, the conscientious self-criticism can be softened with the reassuring balm of some fresh Frank Lampard content. Jonathan Wilson and Miguel Delaney join us to talk about the weekend's football. Who deserves the credit for Manchester United's recent resurgence? Where could Jack Grealish fit in to this more promising picture? And what are the chances of United being the best team in Manchester next season?

Ruck It! The brand new Rugby podcast from Kyran Bracken & Nick Easter. The Rugby podcast that doesn't take itself too seriously!Kyran and Nick are joined by former Ireland captain Rory Best.

Rory Best on life after rugby, on the farm in Banbridge, Co. Down.

Nashy catches up with Rory Best. Irish rugby legend and former Captain now working on the family farm.Having lead Ireland to many famous victories in recent years most noticeably against the All Blacks Rory is highly regarded both on and off the pitch.Rory takes us back to where it all began in Ulster right through his career to stories from behind the scenes touring with the British Lions.Hope you enjoy!This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses! You can also check out our Ambassadors and book them for your next function or online event.www.getafterit.ukInsta - get_after_it_ukFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT

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