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Latest episodes

Sean Rafferty | Taking on David Clifford, Michael Murphy and Con O'Callaghan | A solid 2025 for Meath football

8 hours ago - 20 mins

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'We felt as if... wow we are starting to move here!' | Wexford hurling hero Larry O'Gorman on a storied GAA life

8 hours ago - 28 mins

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'It was EXTRA special to get over the line on Sunday...' | Dublin All-Ireland winner Niamh Hetherton

8 hours ago - 11 mins

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Bouncing back from not one, but two cruciate injuries, a look ahead to the All-Ireland Final, and focusing on the club | Kilkenny camogie legend Miriam Walsh

8 hours ago - 10 mins

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ROCKETT & O’DONOVAN: ‘You need to build the story around the teams - and they haven’t done that..!’ | OFF THE BALL BREAKFAST

14 hours ago - 28 mins

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BRIAN MOLLOY: ‘As a society, we have to take a look at ourselves!’ | The drive to fill up Croke Park

a day ago - 25 mins

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MICKEY QUINN: ‘Dublin aren't going to go away without a fight!' | Dublin 1-19 Cork 1-16

Jonathan Higgins was in Croke Park as Dublin beat Cork in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Preliminary Quarter Finals. He speaks with Mickey Quinn following the game, before getting the thoughts of Dublin’s Dessie Farrell as well as Cork’s John Cleary.