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Football
Shane Stapleton, Shane Brophy and Thomas Conway were on Tippcast talking about the exodus of top players from ladies football to AFLW
Analysis
Shane Stapleton is joined by Barry Hennessy and Naoise Waldron to talk about Cian Lynch and his performance against Tipperary
Hurling
The post-match thoughts of Kilkenny boss Derek Lyng after Kilkenny defeated Cork 2-22 to 0-22 to reach the League final against Limerick
Analysis
Former Limerick goalkeeper Barry Hennessy and Naoise Waldron review the NHL Division 1 semi-final between Kilkenny and Cork
Sports
Enda and Steven discussed the recent performances of Meath in division two of the national football league Visit https://ourstore.ie/ 🎓Coaching Clinic — see our...
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Shane and Michael preview the National Hurling League semi-final clash between Cork and Kilkenny at Nowlan Park
Football
Enda Varley and Steven Poacher discuss the current situation of Donegal GAA, with Paddy Carr departing the senior job
Football
The lads discuss the recent rise in cruciate injuries on the back of Michael Duignan's thought-provoking comments
Hurling
Shane Stapleton and Michaael Verney look ahead to the relegation clash of Westmeath v Laois at Semple Stadium in Thurles
Hurling
Only three can come out of the provincial round-robin campaigns but former Cork boss is in no doubt about who will qualify
Football
Shane and Michael are joined by John Evans to talk all things football, and remember Liam Kearns who sadly passed away last week
Analysis
Shane Stapleton and Michael Verney preview the National Hurling League clash between Limerick and Tipperary at the Gaelic Grounds
Hurling
Shane and Michael are joined by former Cork manager John Meyler to preview Cork v Kilkenny and much more ahead of the weekend
Football
John Meyler and John Evans join the lads to discuss a bumper weekend of Gaelic games action, with hurling and football getting tasty