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Tony Considine speaks about the lack of personality and recognisability of players since the helmet was made compulsory in 2010
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Hurling
Tony Considine talks about the experience of taking youngsters to inter-county games and seeing our elite hurlers give their time
Hurling
Ben Cunningham has blasted the GAA rule which prevented Eoin Downey and Clare's Adam Hogan playing in tonight's Munster U20 final
Football
Shane and Michael review the Ulster final between Derry and Armagh and looks at how the Orchard County once again came unstuck with penalties
Hurling
Déise legend "baffled" by Davy's tactics and worried for the future after Waterford limp out of Munster with a game to play
Football
Shane and Michael discuss Dublin's comprehensive victory over Louth in a gema that the Dubs completely dominated
Hurling
Gearoid Hegarty has moved on very quickly from the Munster SHC defeat to Clare, according to his father Ger.
Football
Shane Stapleton and Michael Verney discuss the recent comments by Donal Óg Cusack on the Tailteann Cup — which began this past weekend
Sports
Shane and Michael review the final round of the Joe McDonagh after Offaly put out what was largely a second-string team against Carlow
Analysis
Where to next for Waterford manager Davy Fitzgerald after his side were eliminated from the Munster hurling championship with a game to spare
Hurling
Tony Considine gives his thoughts on next weekend's crunch game of the Munster SHC clash between Tipperary and Limerick
Sports
Shane, Michael and Tony Considine review the Munster hurling championship clash between Waterford and Clare, with a focus on Davy Fitzgerald
Football
The lads discuss a big weekend of GAA action across the country, with Tony Considine joining them to break down Waterford's defeat to Clare
Football
Derry and Armagh met in the Ulster SFC final with the Oak Leaf County entering the game without their manager Rory Gallagher
Football
Shane Stapleton reflects on Dublin retaining the Leinster SFC title yet again as Paul Mannion's first-half goal put Louth on the backfoot