LMFM Sunday Sport Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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David Doolin joined David to discuss his new book.
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Kian Moran and Darren Clarke joined David to look back on another great year for the men in blue and white.
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The Irish Independent GAA writer joined David to look back on Meath and Louth's 2023 campaigns, and predict what awaits in 2024.
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Niamh O'Sullivan and Sadhbh O'Muirí joined David in studio to look back on a breakthrough year for their club.
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The two lads joined David to look back on a magical year for the border club.
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The former Drogheda United and Shamrock Rovers 'keeper joined David to discuss football, life, and perspective.
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The talented forward joined David to look back on a great year for his club.
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The Trim native dropped by to chat about his career to date and what might come next.
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Colm Keys dropped in to speak to David about a new book which he co-authored with Dermot Reilly.
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Aidan McGarry - Navan Racecourse Manager - joined David to look ahead to what will be a very special weekend on the Proudstown Road.
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The two lads popped into studio for a chat about the 2023 season.
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Brendan caught up with several members of the Summerhill squad, as well as manager Conor Gillespie, after their Meath SFC final win over Ratoath.
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Drogheda United chairperson Joanna Byrne joined David to discuss what she hopes will be a massive boost for the club.
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Cahair O'Kane of The Irish News joined David earlier to discuss Mickey Harte's shock decision to take the reins in to Derry during the week.
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Owen Cowzer of The Irish Sun joined David to discuss Ireland's World Cup campaign and Vera Pauw's future.
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The versatile veteran dropped in to speak to David about his career and Drogs' season so far.
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Noel Dempsey - chairman of the infrastructure committee within Meath GAA - spoke to David about the news this week that work will commence on Páirc Tailteann in quarter two of 2024.
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Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to reflect on Meath's win on Saturday.
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Colm Corrigan joined David to discuss Louth's stadium project following an instruction from Croke Park on Saturday that no further work should take for the time being.
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The former Dundalk and Drogheda defender dropped in for a wide-ranging chat with David.
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League of Ireland Director Mark Scanlon joined David to discuss an exciting new project for women's football.
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The former Louth star and LMFM's big-match analyst joined David in studio to look ahead to next Sunday's Leinster final.
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Navan-based physio Barry McEntee joined David to look at the rise in cruciate injuries in Gaelic games.
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Fergal Lynch, Sports Editor with The Meath Chronicle, spoke to David about Meath's deflating defeat to Dublin on Saturday.
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Hear the thoughts of Mickey Harte and Daire McConnon after Louth's 1-10 to 0-10 win over Cork.
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John Greene, Sports Editor with The Sunday Independent, joined David to discuss the Gary Lineker debacle and the possible wider fallout for media organisations.
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Owen Cowzer of The Irish Sun joined David to look back on the early-season form of several sides in the League of Ireland
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Stephen Bradshaw of Teneo joined David to discuss the impact of new technologies on sports fans.
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The Meath manager spoke to Brendan after his side's 10-point win over Donegal in Navan.
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The Louth manager spoke to Colm after his side's vital win in Ardee.
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The Drogheda native joined David to reflect on his career in sports journalism.
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The experienced Meath man joined David to assess Louth's impressive start to the league.
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Owen joined David to look ahead to the new season.
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David was joined by Eastern Gaels PRO Tom McLoughlin to discuss the recent ratification of the club and outline what comes next.
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Des Lane and David Reid - coach and player respectively - joined David to look back on Mattock Rangers' first Louth SFC win from 2002.
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The Trim native joined David to look ahead to the new season and discuss the challenges facing the league.
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Hear from Colm O'Rourke after Meath's win over Clare and Mickey Harte after Louth lost to Derry.
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The Drogheda-based club have enjoyed huge success in recent weeks.
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Hear reaction from the Meath and Louth camps after today's games against Cork and Clare respectively. Brendan Cummins spoke to Matthew Costello, while Colm Corrigan got the views of Mickey Harte.
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The Meath full-back popped up with a crucial goal in Saturday's win and she spoke to David about an important win for the Royals.
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David Sheehan caught up with Monika McGuirk and Davy Nelson after Saturday's defeat to Dublin.
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The veteran campaigner joined David to discuss journaling, fasting, and the secret to his longevity.
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The Louth manager spoke to Colm Corrigan after Louth's O'Byrne Cup final defeat about the game itself and the controversy surrounding the Wexford fixture.
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Mary Murphy of Meath LSP and Patrick Haslett from Impact 3 Zero joined David to discuss the upcoming Project Long Game event in Navan.
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James Rogers joined David to run the rule over Dundalk's pre-season business to date.
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Meath star Niamh O'Sullivan joined David to discuss her recent charity work in Kenya.
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Gordon Manning of The Irish Times joined David to look back on a bad week for the Leinster competition.
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In the first episode of our new series The First Time, Leo Turley and Paul Nestor joined David to look back on Blackhall Gaels' epic journey to Meath SFC glory almost 20 years ago.
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Charlie Haffenden of the Let's Talk BHAFC podcast joined David to discuss a momentous week for Evan Ferguson.
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Hear from Meath boss Colm O'Rourke, player Shane McEntee and Louth's Ciarán Murphy after Saturday's O'Byrne Cup action.
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The Dundalk boss joined David to look back on his first season in charge and look ahead to 2023.
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Kevin joined David to look back on the 2022 season and look ahead to what might come next.
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Neil O'Riordan of The Irish Sun joined David to look back on the 2022 Premier Division season.
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Drogheda United chairman Conor Hoey joined David to discuss the perilous financial situation at the club.
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Former Dublin star Paul Curran joined David to reflect on Dunshaughlin's IFC win last weekend.
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James McElearney caught up with Robert and Siobhán ahead of the Bellewstown Races.
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Keith O'Dwyer of Kit Con Éire joined David to look ahead to next Saturday's event in Dundalk.
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Wayne Freeman joined David for a wide-ranging chat about ladies football as a whole while also looking ahead to Louth's All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Roscommon next Sunday.
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The affable Cavan native joined David to discuss his recently-acquired college degree and his return to the starting XI against Derry on Friday night.
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Fresh from his East of Ireland triumph, Alex Maguire joined James for a chat about that win and what the future holds.
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Alex Simms from Louth Mavericks American Football Club joined David to discuss the progression of the sport in the northeast and their "Rookie Camps".
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Cian Ward joined David to review Andy McEntee's time in charge and discuss who might succeed the Dunboyne clubman.
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Derrick Lynch from Clare FM joined David to assess his county's chances against Meath next Saturday.
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Ger Campbell - Race Director of Rás Tailteann - joined David to discuss the return of the prestigious event.
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Denis Hurley of The Echo in Cork joined David to look ahead to next Saturday's qualifier clash between the Rebels and Louth in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
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Gordon Manning of The Irish Sun joined David to discuss the issue of playing Leinster SFC semi-finals at a less-than-half-full Croke Park.
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Barry joined David to talk about his background and his new role with Meath GAA.
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The Dundalk legend joined David to discuss his book, which will be launched on Tuesday night.
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Local journalist Dan Bannon joined David to look back on a memorable league campaign for The Wee County.
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Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to run the rule over Meath's Division 2 form and look ahead to the championship.
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Meath's All Star corner-forward Niamh O'Sullivan joined David to look ahead to the League Final meeting with Donegal.
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The Bettystown native joined David to discuss his career to date, and his future aspiratoins.
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Drogheda fighter Ciarán Clarke joined David to look back on his win over Abou Tounkara and discuss what's next.
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Boyne's Head Coach Vic Ball joined David to discuss his side's promotion and his own rugby journey.
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Owen Cowzer of The Irish Sun joined David to look ahead to the new League of Ireland season, which gets underway this Friday.
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The Dundalk native spoke to David about his fine form and his Ireland ambitions.
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Former Drogheda United defender Dan O'Reilly joined David to discuss his recent move to Hamilton.
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Former Meath minor and Dunboyne manager Conor O'Donoghue and Navan O'Mahony's stalwart Davy Nelson joined David to discuss GAA management in the modern era and how it differs from times past.
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New Dundalk Head Coach Stephen O'Donnell joined David on Sunday Sport to look ahead to the new season.
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Newly-appointed Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty joined David to discuss a hectic few weeks for him as he tries to put a shape on his squad for 2022.
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Jim Agnew and Emer Howard from Drogheda Wolves basketball club joined David to discuss how they coped with the pandemic and their hopes for a facility of their own in the future.
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Conor Hoey joined David for a wide-ranging discussion.
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Colm McManus joined David to discuss the recent problems faced by dual players who had to play two games back-to-back.
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Alex Saul, Chief Revenue Officer with Carr Golf, spoke to David about the group's acquisition of Seapoint Golf Links in Termonfeckin.
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The former Lilywhites keeper joined David on Sunday Sport earlier.
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Having spoken to David last Sunday ahead of an intermediate camogie final AND a senior football semi-final played on the same afternoon, Niamh O'Sullivan was back to talk about how the day went.
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James Rogers of The Argus joined David to discuss Peak 6's possible sale of Dundalk FC and who could potentially be the next owners.
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Meath ladies star Niamh O’Sullivan joined David to express her annoyance at the lack of consideration for dual players in the county.
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The All-Ireland minor-winning manager will take on the "post minor" job for the next two seasons. He joined David to discuss.
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Following the All-Ireland minor triumph of last weekend, Meath selector David Callaghan joined David to look back on the win, and also discuss how to capitalise on the recent success at underage level, which also included back-to-back Leinster titles.
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Rio 2016 Olympian Sara Treacy joined David to discuss her own Olympic memories and what has caught her eye in Tokyo.
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Noel Dempsey, chairman of the Páirc Tailteann Development Committee, joined David to discuss the latest news around the plans for the Navan venue.
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Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to discuss some of the issues facing Meath GAA at the moment.
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Rossin Rovers PRO Andy McGuinnity joined David to discuss the club's FAI Club Mark award.
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Meath midfielder Máire O'Shaughnessy joined David to look back on yesterday's loss to Cork.
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Meath captain Shane McEntee joined David to review his side's season so far, discuss his appointment as captain and express his frustration at the constant tinkering with football's rules.
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Owen Cowzer of The Irish Sun joined David to run the rule over the two northeast sides' seasons so far ahead of the resumption of the Premier Division next weekend.
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Louth star Sam Mulroy joined David on Sunday Sport to discuss the new rules, Louth's progress under Mickey Harte and enjoying his football more.
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Meath camogie captain Kristina Troy joined David on Sunday Sport to discuss a range of issues.
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The former Boyne player joined David to discuss his decision to leave the Leinster sub-academy in a bid to speed up his progress in professional rugby.
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Philip Lanigan of the Irish Daily Mail joined David to ask if the GAA are missing a trick by not allowing cameras more access to inter-county teams.
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Dundalk Sporting Director Jim Magilton joined David to look back on Northern Ireland's clash with Republic in '93 following the passing of Alan McLoughlin.
He also discussed the managerial vacancy at Oriel Park.
Former Dundalk keeper Gary Rogers joined David to discuss the club's apparent inaction when it comes to re-signing player whose contracts were up.
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Fergal Lynch of The Meath Chronicle joined David to look ahead to next Sunday's All-Ireland Ladies Intermediate Final as Meath face into their third final in-a-row.
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Mark Beakey - co-founder of Concussion Coach - joined David to discuss possible legal action facing rugby following Steve Thompson's early-onset dementia revelation this week.
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Trim athlete Harry Purcell joined David to discuss the pressure of living up to the "Irish pipeline" at Villanova, life back in Ireland, and his plans for 2021.
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James Rogers of The Argus joined David to discuss the retirement of his more famous namesake Gary, the contract situation at Dundalk, and the end of the Fyffes sponsorship deal.
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Louth LGFA chairman Liam O'Neill and Fergal Lynch - Meath minor ladies manager and Meath Chronicle journalist - joined David to discuss a difficult week for the LGFA and whether amalgamation with the GAA should happen.
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Drogheda United defender Hugh Douglas joined David to discuss a successful debut season at United Park.
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Meath captain Máire O'Shaughnessy joined David to look back on yesterday's win over Clare and ahead to yet another All-Ireland final.
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Meath coach Colm Nally joined David to discuss Meath's poor showing in last Saturday's Leinster final and how the gap can be closed.
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The excesses of John Delaney's time as the head of the FAI are laid bare in a new book by Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan. "Champagne Football" was released earlier this week, and Tighe joined David to look at some of the details contained within.
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Episode 5 of My Worst Day features former Leinster, Munster and Ireland back-row Niall Ronan. As many of you will know, Niall's rugby career was cut short by injury and, while he touches on this, his worst day comes from a game back in 2008.
The Meath man also touches on reintegrating into the dressing room with his local GAA club - St. Colmcille's - and very quickly taking on a leadership role there, in spite of having been away for many years.
David's guest on this week's episode of My Worst Day is former Ireland rugby international and Navan native Jackie Shiels. As many of you will know, Jackie is an accomplished sports person across a variety of sports. She has represented Ireland at soccer and basketball, played Gaelic football for Meath, and in recent years helped Simonstown to back-to-back senior titles.
Her worst day is, in keeping with the series so far, something slightly different from our previous guests on the show.
Episode 3 of My Worst Day features Drogheda United manager Tim Clancy.
The Trim native spent the bulk of his playing career in Scotland, lining out for Kilmarnock, Motherwell, Hibernian and St. Johnstone before returning home to finish his career in the League of Ireland.
Unlike previous guests on the series, one game stands out clearly as Tim's worst day. Also, somewhat unusually, it was a game that the side he was playing for at the time won.
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Episode 2 of My Worst Day features Mattock Rangers stalwart and former Louth captain Adrian Reid, who speaks about trying to control his emotions after the death of his father in 2008, and how that 2010 Leinster final haunted the Wee County in subsequent years.
My Worst Day is a new podcast with LMFM's David Sheehan which deals with the days when things didn't go to plan for local sportspeople. How did they cope with adversity? How did it impact their lives and what – if anything - did they learn from these setbacks?
The first episode features Meath manager Andy McEntee, who speaks candidly about some days he’d rather forget, and how he has tried to change his outlook over the years:
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Andy McEntee cut a deeply frustrated figure in the wake of Meath's defeat to Mayo in Navan earlier.
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Former Bellurgan player Conor McCormack joined David to pay tribute to Mickey O'Connor, who was a driving force at the club until his untimely passing earlier this week.
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Drogheda United manager Tim Clancy joined David to assess his side's prospects for the season ahead.
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Donnchadh Boyle of The Irish Independent joined David to look ahead to Meath's Division 1 campaign, which begins in Omagh next Sunday.
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Colin Kelly - former Louth player and manager - joined David to talk about the newly-formed Football Development Committee and what it hopes to achieve. He also looked ahead to the Wee County's upcoming league campaign.
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Meath ladies captain Máire O'Shaughnessy spoke to David Sheehan about finally getting over the line with her club, and her hopes of doing the same with her county.
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Meath GAA COO Séamus Kenny dropped in to discuss the latest in the Páirc Tailteann redevelopment plan.
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Jamie McGrath joined David on the line from Scotland to discuss his move to St. Mirren, and some of the other interesting offers that came in from further afield.
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Boyne Rugby stalwart Séamie Briscoe dropped in to discuss his life in sport and the Leinster Hall Of Fame award which he received last weekend.
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Owen Cowzer of The Irish Sun joined David to discuss the ongoing controversy around Shamrock Rovers' reserve team joining the SSE Airtricity League First Division.
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New Louth GAA chairman Peter Fitzpatrick joined David to discuss his ambitions for Louth GAA on and off the field in the coming years.
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Local man Pete McMahon has represented Ireland at American Football, and recently signed for a semi-professional team in Finland. He joined David to explain how it all came about.
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Andy McDonnell dropped in to discuss his recent retirement from the inter-county game and whether he thinks he'll pull on the red jersey again.
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Meath coach Colm Nally and Sunday Independent Sports Editor John Greene joined David earlier to look back on the sporting year that was 2019.
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"We See Things They'll Never See", written by Gavin McLaughlin, looks back on Dundalk's first season under Vinny Perth. Gavin dropped in for a chat about the process and the future of the club.
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The former Munster player joined David to discuss his new role with Meath GAA.
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Louth manager Wayne Kierans was delighted to get the season off to a winning start in Navan.
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Meath manager Andy McEntee spoke to Colm Corrigan after the Royals lost to Louth in the O'Byrne Cup in Navan.
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Listen back to all the post-match reaction and interviews as Ratoath clinch the Meath SFC for the first time ever.
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Newtown Blues made it three Louth SFC titles in-a-row thanks to a clinical opening spell against Naomh Mairtin. After the game, David Sheehan caught up with manager Ronan Phillips and Man of the Match Alan Connor.
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Sports clubs are well used to the constant battle to raise funds. There's your club lottos, drive-in bingos and, in recent years, the advent of Lip Sync Battles and Strictly Come Dancing events.
But what about a club sticker album? That’s the pioneering idea that Stabannon Parnells have rolled out in recent months, and club members Caoilinn and Mags Briscoe and Charlie and Aine McGee popped into studio to explain what it was all about.
Next week sees Headfort Golf Club in Kells host the Irish Stone Challenge. It’s sure to attract plenty of guests from near and far with the likes of Michael Hoey, Robin Dawson and Cormac Sharvin. Brendan McGovern has been the club pro at Headfort for 29 years and spoke to Dan Bridge on Sunday Sport.
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