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Latest episodes

MEMBERS HURLING POD: 'How did we get paired up on this pod?' | 'I just want to hold a grenade'

11 hours ago - 47 mins

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The Football Pod: Meath KO Galway, Kerry’s power drive, Donegal and Tyrone plough on, Dessie departs Dubs

12 hours ago - 79 mins

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THE HURLING POD: Down to the final four | Another year for SO'D? | 'Gaelic football has surpassed hurling this summer'

13 hours ago - 101 mins

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Boyle & O’Sullivan: 'That's The Best 20 Minutes of Football I've Ever Seen!' | OFF THE BALL

17 hours ago - 55 mins

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‘I have NEVER seen anything like it’ | TOMMY ROONEY | OFF THE BALL BREAKFAST

a day ago - 34 mins

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'We had been written off t'f***k!' - O'Connor + 'I've made s**t-loads of mistakes!' - Geezer | Off The Ball's Final Whistle

2 days ago - 23 mins

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THE HURLING POD: 'Cork are now the All-Ireland favourites' | 'I'm not beating the Galway are sh*te drum'

All-Ireland winners Paul Murphy and James Skehill joined Will O'Callaghan to discuss the end of the regular section of the League. Cork impressed again in setting up a first League final against their rivals Tipperary since 1960, but so many questions remain around Galway ahead of the Championship. The lads also looked at the red card shown to Offaly's James Mahon, and discussed whether Limerick have some issues to address coming out of the League.