The GAA Hour: Recent Episodes
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What a jam packed GAA Hour we have in store for you today!!!
Dan caught up with absolute hurling royalty as he chatted to Limerick's Gearóid Hegarty as well as Offaly's Adam Screeney.
They Discussed
THOSE square balls
VAR in the GAA
Scottie Scheffler
and of course plenty of hurling chat in there as well!
All this and more on this week's episode of the GAA Hour, enjoy!
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Dan, Aaron and Enda get stuck into the GAA action from across the weekend. They start with a mass debate over which championship is better, Munster hurling or Ulster football.
They decide how to fix the Leinster football championship. They then turn to the past weekend's action of uneventful football before Dan focuses attention towards the Munster hurling!
They chat Colm O'Rourke's hat in Take Your Point, and we ask how to sort out the Leinster championship poor in this week's Player Problems.
All this and more, on this episode of the GAA Hour!
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Dan, Lee and Niall get stuck into the GAA action from across the weekend. They start with the news over the weekend that the camogie association ruling out a change from skorts to shorts, and the controversy surrounding that decision.
They crack into the Allianz Hurling League final between Clare and Kilkenny with Clare coming out on top in horrid hurling conditions. They turn to the first weekend of championship action in the football, with Cavan shocking Monaghan in Clones to go through in Ulster. They chat about the return of Rory Beggan to the Monaghan set-up and the impact that might have going forward. We hear from Cavan and Monaghan fans from that game, as they tear into each other.
They chat GAA celebrations in Take Your Point, and we ask how to fix the GAA's poor attendances in this week's Player Problems.
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Dan Casey is joined by Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre as they look back on the bank holiday weekend of GAA and the conclusion of the Allianz Football Leagues in Croke Park. They discuss the classic between Derry and Dublin, the brilliant performance from Derry to clinch the league and the penalty drama to conclude the game. They chat penalties in general and whether they should be used to decide a GAA match, with the podcast listeners getting in on the action as well. And Armagh take a beating in our 'Take Your Point' segment this week, with Donegal scoring late on to win the Division Two title.
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Dan Casey was joined in studio once more by Niall McIntyre and an embarrassed Lee Costello.
The lads go through all the weekend’s action, which included the relegation battles in the Allianz league, goalkeeping howlers, jerseys ripping left, right and centre, Kilkenny wanting to win everything, Tyrone's humiliating defeat to the Dubs and we put it to you, the GAA Hour public about whether or not Croker should play host as a Liverpool fanzone.
All this and more on this week’s GAA Hour.
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Dan Casey was joined in studio by Niall McIntryre and a resurgent Lee Costello.
The lads go through all the weekend’s action, which included Seanie O’Shea’s bicycle fist, Heneghan’s stamp on Foley, Clifford Catchers, a quick mass-debate on the Europa League fanzone in Croker, poor hurling league attendances, the best partnership in GAA, and a Cork All Ireland double!
All this and more on this week’s GAA Hour.
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Dan Casey is once again joined by Niall McIntyre for this week's episode of the GAA Hour! The lads discuss bringing about the GAA Olympics. What way will you be voting in their very own Gaelic games referendum?
They have all the review from the weekend's hurling action.
Do Offaly need to hit the gym?
Is Davy Fitzgerald the best player in the country at the moment?
Are umpires not doing enough?
Cian Lynch goes full TJ,
And Conor Whelan lashes out.
We also return to the infamous 'Player Problems,', where we asked you for you're most disliked piece of GAA jargon.
All this and more on this week's episode of the GAA Hour!
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After much contract negotiation super sub Dan Casey has been promoted to this week’s host on the GAA Hour.
Kilkenny fans be on red alert, Dan has some choice words! The lads each go through their top 3 favourite intercounty jerseys of the year. We go drinking from the bottle as we had no Glass in the Derry v Dublin game, we ask just how good of shot stoppers Gaelic football goalkeepers are, is Aidan O’Shea entitled of a right of reply?
Niall asks what can be done to improve hurling in the smaller counties, your biggest GAA icks, the NFL combine and Lee poses the question of Kerry out Tyrone-ing Tyrone?
All this and more on this week’s episode of the GAA Hour!
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Niall McIntyre was joined by super-sub Dan Casey as they look back on a packed weekend of GAA action!
The lads chat about the backdoor cut, Cork’s abstract art jersey, King Con, Mayo being Mayo, Canavan’s clutch game, Cathal ‘Hulk Hogan’ Sweeney, and a vintage Patrick Horgan are all up for discussion!
We also asked for the harshest put-downs you’ve ever heard shouted from the line.
All this and more on this week’s episode of the GAA Hour!
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We have Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre in studio as they look back on a packed weekend of the Allianz Football league.
They chat about Tyrone’s hopes for the year, Clifford’s match clinching point, Roscommon already having 65 sessions this season as well as looking into the mark being tough to referee.
We also asked for the best excuses you’ve heard for missing training and you did not disappoint!
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Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre in the studio as they look back on the weekend of the Allianz Hurling league.
They chat the recent run of hamstring injuries for players and why there's a worrying trend emerging. They look back on Kilkenny and Cork, a very boring hurling match and whether Cork should start to feel worried about their form.
Plus, the Players' Problems return. This week, we ask what the most unusual drill you've ever done in GAA training is.
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Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello look back on another weekend of the Allianz Football League.
They look back on Derry's win in the 'Mickey Harte Derby' against Tyrone, and why it may not be as big a deal as it seems.
They also look at Mayo's narrow win over the Dubs in Castlebar, and the lack of urgency at times shown from the home side. And they question what the Dubs need to do to get the best out of Con O'Callaghan.
They chat Sean O'Sé at full-forward as Kerry cruised to a win over Monaghan. Could he be a weapon for them this season?
And the 'players problems' returns, this week, they look at the worst things managers have ever said in the dressing room.
Plus, they look at the Justin McNulty drama after the return of Parliament in Stormont.
And the hurling returned this weekend, they look back on some of the biggest games from across the weekend.
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Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre in studio for the first weekend of Allianz Football League action. They look at the return of the Glen players to the Derry panel a week on from their All-Ireland triumph.
They chat Monaghan's win over Dublin in Croke Park, Stephen O'Hanlon's quality and the weirdness of watching the Ulster-side without Rory Beggan.
And they look at some of the 'players problems' sent in by our listeners.
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Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello look back on All-Ireland club final weekend in Croke Park. They look back on Glen's dramatic win and the class that is Conor Glass. And they discuss the drama in the hurling final as St Thomas' claimed the title at the death with potentially the best winning point of all time??!
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It's the biggest date on the club calendar this weekend, a double header All-Ireland final this weekend. We've got two brilliant interviews with players from both codes on this week's show.
Niall McIntyre chats to St Thomas player Fintan Burke about his club's journey to the final, winter hurling and keeping the fitness up all year round.
Lee then speaks to Glen player and Derry captain Conor Glass as he prepares for a return to the All-Ireland final, having beaten Kilmacud Crokes in the semi-final. They chat about that semi-final, why they feel the job is unfinished and Mickey Harte taking over at Derry.
This season, AIB will honour #TheToughest players in Gaelic Games - those who persevere no matter what, giving their all for their club and community. AIB is in its 33rd year supporting the AIB GAA All-Ireland Club Championships.
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Niall McIntyre chats with Tullogher Rosbercon hurler, Walter Walsh, ahead of the AIB GAA Club Hurling All-Ireland Junior Championship Final.
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Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre look back on the weekend’s All-Ireland club championship action as Watty Grahams Glen took revenge over Kilmacud Crokes to book their place in the All-Ireland final for a second year in a row.
They look at St Brigid’s win over Castlehaven, how their experience in the competition might help them in the final and Brian Hurley’s class in defeat.
Plus, they take a look at some of the county fixtures in the pre-season competitions, the Jim McGuinness effect in Donegal and they give their thoughts on the new orange GAA ball.
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SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre is joined on the line by Damien Coleman as they look back on the brilliant weekend of club hurling and camogie.
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SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre is joined by former Tyrone player Kyle Coney to look back on the weekend of provincial football finals. They look back on Glen's win over Scotstown in Ulster, the class Glen showed and Malachy O'Rourke's impact on the club.They discuss penalty shoot-outs in GAA and the brilliance of Damien Calahane in Castlehaven's win over Dingle in the Munster final. Plus, Electric Ireland ambassador, Jamie Wall joins Niall to look ahead to the weekend's club hurling action.
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SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello discuss the weekend's provincial finals, and give their thoughts on the players' charter and all the other hot topics of the week.
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Tyrone legend Sean Cavanagh joins Lee Costello on the GAA Hour thanks to AIB, proud partner of the GOAL Mile to encourage communities in Ireland to ‘Step Up Together’ and take part in the GOAL Mile this Christmas.
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SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello discuss the weekend's bonanza of provincial GAA action, and give their thoughts on the recent All-Star awards as The GAA Hour returns for the first time this club season.
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SportsJOE's Lee Costello sits down with S&C expert Brian Keane to talk about how players of all levels should prepare for club championship in regards to their gym, nutrition and recovery.
Kerry legend Marc Ó Sé joined Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre in studio to discuss his county's loss to Dublin in the All-Ireland senior football final.
Armagh and Crossmaglen Rangers footballer Rian O'Neill joined us to discuss his year with Armagh and the upcoming All-Ireland senior football final.
Waterford manager and Clare legend Davy Fitzgerald joins to talk about the All-Ireland final, and his future with Waterford.
Lee Costello sat down with PWC Player of the Month Darragh Canavan on the latest episode of the GAA Hour.
PwC hurler of the month Conor Whelan joined us on The GAA Hour to discuss Galway's year and the upcoming All-Ireland senior hurling final.
Mayo All-Star forward Ryan O'Donoghue joins SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello to discuss the weekend's action.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello is joined by Derry legend Paddy Bradley and three-time All-Ireland winner with Kerry David Moran as they preview this weekend's big match.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre is joined by Antrim legend Neil McManus to run the rule over the weekend's All-Ireland semi-finals.
Alan Brogan joins us to discuss Dublin's win over Kerry as well as the rest of the All-Ireland quarter finals.
Dublin legend and Boylesports ambassador Diarmuid Connolly sat down with Niall McIntyre for this week's bonus episode.
Tyrone's Stephen O'Neill joins SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello to discuss the weekend's action and the upcoming All-Ireland semi-finals.
Galway footballer Shane Walsh joined us on today's show to discuss his new summer camps Upskill camps, with Galway's loss to Armagh also discussed as well as their upcoming clash with Mayo.
Wexford hurler Conor McDonald joins SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello to discuss the provincial hurling finals, and Wexford's season.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello are joined by Cork legend and dual player Aidan Walsh.
Enda McNulty joins SportsJOE's Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre in studio to review a weekend of action, while Niall catches up with Joe McDonagh champion Marty Kavanagh.
Former Tyrone footballer Kyle Coney joins Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre to discuss the weekend's action.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre were joined by Armagh legend Jamie Clarke while Niall also chatted to Emma Duggan.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre had a chat with PwC hurler of the month for April John Conlon ahead of Clare's clash with Waterford.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello are joined by former Dublin player Conal Keaney to look back on the weekend's action.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello sits down with Louth captain Sam Mulroy as we discuss everything from Mickey Harte's management style, to gym routines, and a showdown with Dublin in the Leinster final.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello are joined by Dublin legend Kevin Nolan on this week's show.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello sits down with Tyrone's Ronan McNamee in an exclusive interview that covers Ronan's county career, battles with mental health, and what Tyrone can achieve this season.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre are joined by Jamie Clarke in studio, while Niall caught up with David Clifford for an interview.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre are joined by former Tyrone footballer Kyle Coney to discuss all the weekend's action.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello were joined by Roscommon legend Shane Curran to look back on their win over Mayo
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre sat down with Armagh's Aimee Mackin ahead of Armagh's League final against Laois.
Darran O'Sullivan is joined by SportsJOE's Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre for the Allianz National League review show.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre had a chat with Galway's Damien Comer ahead of this weekend's Allianz National Football League final.
Monaghan’s houdini men, Cluxton’s return and what actually happens on training camps by SportsJOE
Darran O'Sullivan is joined by SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello to talk through the news of the weekend.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello sits down with Tyrone's Ruairi Canavan, as they chat about Errigal Ciaran, senior county football, growing up with Darragh, and a certain famous father.The 2023 season marks the ninth year of EirGrid’s sponsorship of the U20 Football Championship. EirGrid, the operator of Ireland’s electricity grid, is leading the transition to a low carbon energy future.
Darran O'Sullivan chats with SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello about the GAA news of the week.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre had a chat with Leitrim footballer Keith Beirne who has teamed up with Allianz during the Allianz National Football League.
Tyrone and Derry DESIRE, Kilkenny's fisted-point and naming and shaming the divers by SportsJOE
Darran O'Sullivan is joined by SportsJOE's Lee Costello as they talk about all of the weekend's action in the world of GAA.
GAA Hour host Darran O'Sullivan is joined by SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello to discuss the weekend's GAA action.
Darran O'Sullivan is joined by SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello to discuss the weekend's hurling and football action.
Former Kerry great Darran O'Sullivan is joined by Niall McIntyre of SportsJOE and Kevin McGillicuddy, formerly of SportsJOE, to cast an eye over the weekend's action.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre had a chat with Dublin hurler Eoghan O'Donnell at the launch of AIG's new Dublin jersey.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre chats with Newcastle West's Mike McNamara who, at 36, won man-of-the-match in the Limerick SFC final.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre caught up with David Neary and Colin Compton, the two of them perched in Anthony Beirne's bar in Strokestown, where the Monday club celebrations were in full swing.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre chats with Westmeath's Niall Mitchell who, after losing a county hurling final last weekend, scored a goal and won a county football final with the Downs this weekend.
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre has a chat with Shinrone wing back Killian Sampson, whose four points from play helped his club to their first ever Offaly senior hurling championship.
SportsJoe's Niall McIntyre sits down with All-Ireland winning Limerick hurler, Tom Morrissey.
SportsJOE's Lee Costello sits down with former Galway manager Kevin Walsh, who has some interesting ideas on how refereeing in the GAA can changed for the better
SportsJOE's Niall McIntyre chats with Kilkenny hurler Eoin Cody. He chats to Eoin about supporting Arsenal, going through St Kieran's College, winning with Ballyhale and his uncle Henry Shefflin.
SportsJoe's Niall McIntyre chats with Galway footballer Kieran Molloy. He chats to Kieran about the season with Galway, playing with Corofin and the differences as a player between the county and the club.
SportsJoe's Niall McIntyre chats with Limerick All-Ireland winner and PWC Hurler of the Month Gearóid Hegarty. He chats to Gearóid about winning the All-Ireland, his opinion on the split season and meeting Tiger Woods.
Diarmuid is joined by James Ryall and Niall Moran to review an incredible hurling championship, the split season and the legacy of Brian Cody. Diarmuid also chats with Limerick's Aaron Gillane.
Darran, Eamon and Cian review the highlights of the championships, discuss a potential Kerry Dynasty and chat about the Shane Walsh transfer debate.
Darran is joined in studio by Eamon McGee and Finian Hanley to discuss Kerry's win over Galway in the All-Ireland Football Final.
Darran is joined in studio by Kyle Coney and Cian Mackey to preview the All-Ireland football final between Kerry and Galway, and Kerry Ladies captain Anna Galvin joins Darran for a chat ahead of their All-Ireland final appearance against Meath.
Diarmaid is joined on the show by Dotsy O'Callaghan and Christy O'Connor to preview the All Ireland final between Limerick and Kilkenny. Also, Clare's Paul Flanagan chats to Diarmaid about his journey back to the Clare senior hurling team.
Darran is joined in studio by Eamon McGee and Finian Hanley to discuss the All Ireland semi-finals and the Tailteann Cup final.
Diarmuid is joined by James Ryall and Darach Honan to discuss the All-Ireland Semi-Finals
Darran is joined in studio by Barry Cahill and Cian Mackey to preview next weekend's All-Ireland semi-finals and the Tailteann Cup final, as well as their dead certs for All Star nominations. Later in the show, SportsJoe's Lee Costello speaks to Darran about James Moran's legacy with Mayo, Seamus McEaney stepping down from Monaghan and Armagh bans.
Diarmuid is joined in studio by Paudie Maher and James Ryall to preview the upcoming All-Ireland semi-finals and later on, has a chat with Antrim's Neil McManus.
Darran is joined in studio by Barry Cahill and Finian Hanley to review the All-Ireland quarter finals.
Due to "logistical" issues, Darran is stuck in Kerry but he's joined nonetheless on the show by Eamon McGee and Cian Mackey to review the Tailteann Cup semi-final and Limerick's Billy Lee joins Darran for a chat.
Darran is joined by Cian Mackey and Kyle Coney to discuss the weekend's football action.
Diarmuid is joined by Niall Moran and Tony Óg Regan to look back on the weekend's hurling action.
Diarmuid is joined by James Ryall and Darach Honan to discuss the upcoming Munster and Leinster provincial finals and Gerry Keegan joins us in studio to talk about hurling in Kildare.
Darran is joined on the show by Eamon McGee and Barry Cahill to look back on the weekend's football action.
Diarmuid is joined in studio by Dotsy O’Callaghan and Paudie Maher to discuss the weekend’s hurling action.
Darran is joined in studio by Finian Hanley and Cian Mackey to preview the provincial finals, and Mickey Quinn joins us to discuss the upcoming Tailteann Cup fixtures and his hopes for Longford.
(00:00) Intro
(00:45) Tailteann Cup discussion
(14:40) Provincial final memories
(23:30) Connacht Final - Roscommon v Galway
(37:30) Ulster Final - Donegal v Derry
(47:30) Munster Final - Kerry v Limerick
(49:00) Leinster Final - Dublin v Kildare
(52:30) All-Ireland qualifier draw
(01:00:00) Mickey Quinn interview
Diarmuid is joined in studio by Dotsy O'Callaghan and James Ryall to discuss all the weekend's hurling action.
Darran is joined in studio by Eamon McGee and Barry Cahill to review all the weekend's football.
(00:00) Intro
(01:00) Derry defeat Monaghan
(08:50) The intensity of Rory Gallagher
(21:15) Dismal Meath make it easy for Dublin
(33:00) Kildare beat Westmeath to make the Leinster Final
(42:50) Limerick v Tipperary
(46:45) The Tailteann Cup draw
(51:30) Tyrone win the u20 All-Ireland
(55:00) Stepping up to senior football
Paudie Maher & Michael Carton join Diarmuid in studio to discuss Limerick's battle against a young Tipp, Mayo hurlers & predictions for the rest of the championship. 5:36 Limerick v Tipperary dissection 46:18 Preview of Dublin V Kilkenny and the Leinster championship 58:48 Travelling and commitment as a county player
Darran is joined by Keith Higgins and Eamon McGee to review the weekend's action and the latest footballing news.
Diarmuid is joined by Darach Honan and Kevin Moran to discuss the weekend’s hurling action
Darran is joined by Dublin’s Barry Cahill and Tyrone’s Kyle Coney to discuss the weekend’s football action
(00:00) Intro
(01:00) Derry v Tyrone
(28:00) Dublin v Wexford
(44:00) Penalties in the GAA - Limerick v Clare
(47:00) Kildare v Louth - The Mickey Harte impact?
(51:00) Quickest goal in championship history
(52:00) Next week's fixtures and GAA news
Diarmuid is joined on the show by James Ryall and Darach Honan to discuss all the weekend's action.
Darran is joined in studio by Eamon McGree and Finian Hanley to discuss the weekend’s action.
(00:00) Intro and Darran's non-apology
(01:00) Donegal v Armagh - dominant Donegal, silly Armagh and Eamon on how to appeal an suspension
(26:45)Mayo v Galway - How far can Galway go and where now for Mayo?
(51:40) Championship round up - Cavan v Antrim, Louth v Carlow, Wexford v Offaly, Wicklow v Laois
(59:00) The Canavan dynasty continues - Future plans for future county stars
The Hurling Show on the GAA Hour is back with new host, former Wexford hurler, Diarmuid Lyng. He's joined in studio by Tipperary's Paudie Maher and Kilkenny's James Ryall.
Darran is joined by Cavan's Cian Mackey and Donegal's Eamon McGee to preview the All-Ireland Football Championship
(00:00)- No more long championship pre-season (02:30) - Tyrone v Fermanagh (15:49) - Ulster championship preview (33:06) - Connacht championship kicks off with the exiles (49:40) - Leinster championship preview - Can anyone top the Dubs? (53:15) - Kerry to win Munster (53:55) - The lads make their predictions
Darran is joined in studio by Michelle Ryan and Denise Masterson to review the weekend’s Ladies league finals.
Also, we speak to Brisbane Lions All-Australian Orla O’Dwyer, and SportsJoe’s Lee Costello has the latest GAA news.
(00:40) - Meath v Donegal (15:55) - Kerry v Armagh (31:10) - Orla O'Dwyer interview (46:35) - Offaly development panel controversy (56:45) - Questions around Tyrone
Darran O’Sullivan is joined on the show by Finian Hanley and Eamon McGee
(00:45) Clifford's Class and Kerry v Mayo
(23:20) Galway v Roscommon
(36:55) Division 3 & 4 finals
(41:15) Páirc Uí Rinn or nowehere
(48:35) Sledging in the GAA
(57:50) Player and team of the League
Darran O'Sullivan is joined by Eamon McGee and Finian Hanley to discuss the weekend's football action.
(01:40) - Relegation for the Dubs, Monaghan stay up (10:36) - Lack of GAA coverage on TV (14:26) - Donegal v Armagh, rows, and strange team selections (25:30) - Inconsistent Lilywhites, the Mayo machine (30:00) - Are Tyrone the same team? Pressure on Kerry (37:00) - Offaly Controversy, Cork building (46:00) - Roscommon under the radar (52:00) - Progress for Limerick and Louth (56:30) - GAA fixtures nonsense and how to market the GAA
Darran O'Sullivan is joined in studio by Eamon McGee and Denis Bastick to discuss the weekend's GAA action.
The GAA Hour is back with new host Darran O'Sullivan. Joining him in studio is former Donegal All-Ireland winner Eamon McGee and Galway's Finian Hanley to discuss the latest GAA action.
Wooly, Niall and Lee preview the weekend’s club matches and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly, Niall and Lee review the weekend’s club games and discuss the football All Stars while Picky Maher joins on the line after Clough Ballacolla’s win over Kilmacud Crokes.
Wooly, Niall and Lee preview the weekend’s club action and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Barry O Shea to preview the Kerry county final while Niall and Lee join him to preview the other games and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly, Niall and Lee preview the weekend's club action and Wooly catches up with Conor McManus.
Wooly, Niall, Lee and Conor preview the weekend’s club games while Wooly catches up with Conor Glass at the launch of AIB club championships.
Wooly, Niall and Lee preview the weekend’s club games while Niall Corcoran joins Wooly for a chat about coaching Wexford and Laois and games development with Kilmacud Crokes.
Wooly, Niall and Lee discuss preview the weekend's county finals and discuss the news of the week while Cian treacy and Morgan Lanigan join Wooly on the line to talk about Durlas Og, a unique underage club in Thurles.
Wooly, Niall and Lee review the weekend’s club action while Hubert Darcy joins on the line after Padraig Pearses won the county title.
Wooly, Niall and Lee chat through the news of the week, and look ahead to the club games at the weekend while Mickey graham joins Wooly for a chat.
In Part 1 Wooly, Niall and Lee look ahead to the club games at the weekend and talk through the news of the week. Conor joins Wooly in Part 2 to have one last look ahead to what might happen at special Congress.
Wooly, Niall and Lee round up all the club stories and Dean McGovern joins on the line after captaining Ballinamore to their first county title in 31 years.
Wooly, Lee and Niall discuss the news of the week while Brendan Cummins joins the show for a chat with Wooly.
Wooly, Lee and Niall talk through the news of the week while Ulster chairman and CEO Brian McAvoy and GPA CEO join the show for a chat about championship restructures.
Wooly and Lee discuss the news of the week while Antrim manager Enda McGinley joins on the line to discuss the potential new championship restructures.
Wooly and Lee review the weekend’s club action and news while Darran O ‘Sullivan joins on the line to discuss Jack O’ Connor’s appointment.
Niall Morgan joins the show today while Wooly, Niall McIntyre and Lee Costello round up the club county finals and cover all the news.
Wooly is joined by Aaron Kernan and Brendan Devenney to discuss the news of the week while Oisin O'Neill joins Wooly for a chat.
Wooly, Conal Keaney and Paddy Stapleton discuss all the news of the week and pick the GAA Hour All stars.
Wooly Paddy Stapleton and Damien Hayes preview the big one, the All Ireland hurling final.
Wooly, Johnny Doyle and Brendan Devenney preview the weekend’s games and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly, Ger Brennan and Aaron Kernan discuss the news of the week while Paddy McBrearty joins Wooly for a chat.
Wooly is joined by Brendan Devenney and Ger Brennan to preview the weekend's provincial finals.
Wooly and Paddy Stapleton discuss the news of the week while Tommy Doyle joins Wooly for chat.
Wooly, Ger Brennan and Aaron Kernan discuss the news of the week and preview the weekend’s games
Wooly is joined by Brendan Devenney and Ger Brennan to preview the weekend's football and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Conal Keaney and Damien Hayes to review the weekend’s football action.
Wooly is joined by Johnny Doyle and Aaron Kernan to review the weekend’s football action.
Wooly is joined by Conal Keaney and Paddy Stapleton to preview the weekend's matches and the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Ger Brennan and Brendan Devenney to preview the weekend's matches and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly and Conor review the Division 3 final and discuss the news of the week while Shane McGuigan joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly and Conor discuss the news of the week while Brendan Devenney joins on the line to debate Dublin’s football style with Wooly. Anton Sullivan joins on the line to look ahead to the division 3 final on Saturday.
Wooly, Ger Brennan and Conor Heneghan discuss the news of the week while Sam Mulroy joins on the line for a chat with Wooly.
Wooly, Conal Keaney and Paddy Stapleton discuss the news of the week and preview the big games of the weekend.
Wooly is joined by Damien Hayes to discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the game at the weekend while Michael Duignan talks to Wooly about Offaly’s good form and Shane Lowry’s sponsorship.
Wooly is joined by Johnny Doyle and Brendan Devenney to preview the weekend’s games and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Ger Brennan and Paul Kerrigan to preview the weekend's football and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Conal Keaney and Paddy Stapleton to look ahead to the weekend and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Conal Keaney and Paddy Stapleton to look ahead to the weekend's hurling.
The hurling show is back - Wooly is joined by Paul Ryan and Paddy Stapleton to preview the weekend’s league action.
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Wooly and Conor talk through some of the weeks news stories while Aidan Harte and Shane Curran join on the line for a chat with Wooly.
Wooly and Conor discuss the news of the week while Wooly talks to Paul Murphy on his retirement and to Leinster CEO, Michael Reynolds, on Dublin dominance.
Wooly and Conor talk you through the news of the week, Eoin Larkin joins Wooly to discuss the pressure on Brian Cody and Shane Enright joins on the line after his retirement.
Wooly, Cian and Conan review the All Ireland final and Paddy Bradley joins on the line for performance of the weekend for what is Conan's last show
Wooly and Brian discuss the news of the week and Seamus Flanagan joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week and Killian Clarke joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly and Michael Carton review the weekends hurling while Eddie Brennan joins on the line
Wooly, Brian and Cheddar preview the weekend's hurling qualifiers and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Paddy Stapleton and Michael Carton to review all the weekend's hurling.
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the news of the week while Davy Glennon joins Wooly on the line to chat about his transfer to Westmeath.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week while mark Collins joins on the line for a chat with Wooly.
Wooly, Conan and Conor review the football and Brian Carroll joins Wooly to review the hurling while Joey Wallace joins on the line after scoring a goal to win the county title for Ratoath
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week while Ray Silke helps preview the Galway football final and Wayne Sherlock previews the Cork hurling final.
Wooly and Conan review the football in the company of Val Andrews and Brian Carroll joins Wooly to review the hurling.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week and Colm Cavanagh and Brian Lawlor chat to Wooly.
Wooly is joined by Brian Carroll to review the hurling and Conan to review the football while Sean Moran joins on the line to chat about Cuala's win and his new role in the forwards.
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the games at the weekend while Zach Tuohy joins on the line from the Gold Coast.
Wooly, Conan and Conor review the weekend's games while Aidan Forker and our own Chaddar Plunkett and join on the line.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week and look ahead to the matches at the weekend.
Wooly and Conor review the weekend's club action while John Mcgrath joins on the line after scoring twelve points for Loughmore/Castleiney on Saturday.
Wooly, Conan and Conan discuss the news of the week while Tim Barry joins on the line after lining out for his club at the age of 72.
Wooly, Conan and Conor review the weekends club action while Philip Mahony joins on the line after Ballygunner winning seven in a row.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week while Maurice Shanahan joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly and Conan discuss the news of the week. Ger Brennan joins on the line to talk about his new appointment as Carlow coach while Liam Dunne talks to Wooly about the Wexford county final and being back in management at Oulart.
Wooly and Conan discuss the talking points from the club action at the weekend as well as reviewing the Sunday newspapers.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week while Mike Quirke joins on the line for a chat with Wooly.
Wooly, Conan and Conor review the weekends club action and review the Sunday newspapers.
Wooly, Conor and Conan talk through the news of the week while Gearoid McKiernan joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly, Conor and Conan talk you thought the news of the week while Stevie McDonnell joins on the line to fill us in on how his club handled positive tests.
Wooly, Conan and Conor take a look at all the club action while Graeme Mulcahy joins on the line after his man of the match performance at the weekend.
Conán and Conor discuss the Covid scare that saw over a quarter of Derry clubs shut down over the weekend. Gyms remained closed as John Horan has called on the government to allow the GAA to host more spectators at games. Donegal’s Hugh McFadden joins to talk Donegal v Tyrone, his midfield evolution and Conán’s description of him.
Fermanagh legend Ryan McCluskey joins to talk about his time as a soccer player in the Irish League and the difference between that and a GAA changing room. Conán and Conor look at the news of the week, including clubs being hit by Covid-19, the TV schedule as games come back and the Sunday papers.
Conán talks to retired Limerick hurler Shane Dowling about having to say goodbye to the inter-county game at 27. Philly McMahon joins to discuss lockdown, Ballymun and Tommy Walsh.
Wooly and Trevor take a look back at his brilliant career in the company of Colm O'Rourke
Wooly and Brian take a look back at his brilliant career in the company of Jimmy Barry Murphy
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the latest news and the Sunday papers while Marc O' Se joins on the line to discuss the art of man marking.
Wooly and Conan discuss the news of the week while Chrissy McKaigue and Neil McManus join on the line to discuss a potential team Ulster.
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the published GAA return to play roadmap and the Sunday paper talking points. Barry Solan gives us his thoughts on training in the lead up to the club and inter county championships
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the news of the week while Eamon McGee joins on the line to discuss the art of trash talking.
Wooly and Declan take a look back at his brilliant career in the company of Seamus Moynihan.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the last week while Kevin Feely joins on the line to give some tips on the art of fielding. The lads also discuss the Sunday newspapers.
Wooly is joined by Irish actor Paul Mescal, co-star of Normal people and former Kildare footballer.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 2009 final while Eddie Brennan joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Eoin take a look back at his brilliant career in the company of Nicky English and Diarmuid O'Sullivan
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss Liam Horan's interview on the Sunday game and the GAA's decision to close all pitches until July 20th, as well a Sunday newspaper review.
Wooly and Peter take a look back at his brilliant career in the company of Martin O'Connell and Owen Mulligan.
Wooly and JJ take a look back at his brilliant career in the company of Brian Cody and Dan Shanahan.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 1995 All Ireland final while Brian Lohan joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 1990 All Ireland final while Larry Tompkins joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Conor Moynagh and Barry Solan join the show this week as well as Niall Donoher, who tells us about his son Dan's condition and all the fundraisers organised to help save his life.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 2001 All Ireland final while Tommy Dunne joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 1993 All Ireland final while Fergal McCusker joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 2004 Munster final while Paul Flynn joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 1997 Ulster final while Stephen King joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through some GAA news while Conor McKenna joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 1991 All Ireland final while James McCartan joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 1988 All Ireland final while Cyril Farrell joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 2006 final while Cha Fitzpatrick joins on the line ll the way from China to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 2002 All Ireland final while Ronan Clarke joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 1998 final while Joe Dooley joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 1994 Connacht final while Declan Darcy joins on the line to give us his thoughts on that match and his time in management with Dublin.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 1990 final while Tomás Mulcahy joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conor take a look back at the 1992 final while Niall Finnegan joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 1997 final while Ollie Baker joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the 1992 final while Tony Boyle joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the 2004 where Cork denied Kilkenny the three in a row.
Wooly and Conor take a look back at the 1996 final while Sean Boylan joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Brian Carroll review Wexford's famous All Ireland win in 1996 while their captain that year, Martin Storey, also joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at one of the best All Ireland finals when Tyrone beat Kerry in 2005. Brian McGuigan joins on the line to give us his thoughts.
Wooly, Cheddar and Brian talk through the news of the week and chat through the weekend games. The show was recorded before the next that the weekend games are off.
Wooly and Damien review the weekend's hurling while Westmeath manager Shane O'Brien joins on the line after his team avoided relegation yesterday.
Wooly and Cheddar talk you through the news of the week and preview the matches at the weekend.
Wooly, Conan and Conor take you through the news of the week while Ryan McCluskey joins on the line to preview Fermanagh versus Armagh.
Wooly, Cheddar and Brian take a look ahead to the weekend and the news of the week while David McInerney joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly, Ger and Conor take a look ahead to the weekend and the news of the week while Billy Lee joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly, Cheddar and Brian preview the weekend and discuss the news of the week while Wooly caught up with Joey Holden for a chat.
Wooly, Conan and Conor preview the weekend and discuss the news of the week while Wooly caught up with Johnny Cooper for a chat.
Wooly, Ger Brennan and Conor Heneghan preview the weekend's football while Ciarán Sheehan joins on the line after making his return from Australia.
Wooly, Conor and Ger Brennan preview the weekend's football games and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Conan and Ger Brennan to review the football final and Damien Hayes joins on the line to look back at the hurling.
Wooly, Conan and Conor preview the football finals and Brian Carroll is on for the hurling. Wooly spoke to Liam Silke and Dan McCormack in Croke Park at the AIB club final launch.
Wooly, Conan and Conor do a lot of giving out today, while Wooly met Conor Cox in Croke Park for a chat.
Wooly is joined by Ger Brennan to review the football semi finals and by Brian Carroll to take a look back at the hurling.
Wooly is joined by Ger Brennan and Conan to preview the football semi finals and by Cheddar for the hurling.
Wooly, Conan and Brian Carroll give out the prestigious Wooly awards to the lucky winners in hurling and football.
Two very good studio interviews this week - Cathal Barrett joins Wooly first for a chat on his career and then fixtures review Taskforce member, Colm O'Donoghue, drops in to explain the rationale and reasoning behind their championship proposals.
Wooly, Conan and Conor bring you then news of the week as usual.
Wooly and John Heslin look back at the stories from the weekend while Conal Keaney and Adrian Reid join on the one after their Leinster wins.
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the news of the week while Eire Og manager, Joe Murphy, drops into the studio ahead of the Leinster final on Sunday. Wooly is joined on the line by Mullinavat's John Walsh ahead of their intermediate Leinster final on Saturday.
Wooly, Conan and Brian Carroll look back at the weekend matches while Tullaroan's Padraig Walsh joins on the line after winning the Leinster intermediate title.
Wooly, Conor and Conan take a look ahead to the weekend's games and the news of the week while Kilcoo's Conor Laverty joins Wooly on the line for a chat.
Wooly, Conan and Brian Carroll talk you through the action from the weekend's and Borrisoleigh manager Johnny Kelly joins on the line after winning the Munster title.
Padraig Pearce's stalwart Niall Finneran joins on the line this week for a chat ahead of the Connaught football final while Brian Carroll previews the Munster hurling final. Wooly, Conan and Conor are in studio for all the rest.
Wooly and Conor bring you some analysis of the CPA's recent decision to pull out of the fixtures Taskforce and we talk to CPA chairman Micheal Briody.
Wooly and Conan discuss the action from the hurling and football games from the weekend while Seamus Kennedy joins on the line after Clonmel Commercials reached another Munster final.
Naomh Conaill's Dermot 'Brick' Molloy joins the show this week to talk about their hectic schedule, playing four games in fourteen days including three county finals. Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week and preview the weekend's games.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at all the weekend's club action while Dessie Hutchinson talks to Wooly about life as a professional soccer player and his return to play GAA.
Tadhg Morley joins Wooly on this week's show to discuss his club Templenoe's rise in fortunes and his career to date with Kerry. Wooly, Conan and Conor are in studio to preview the weekend's club games and discuss the news of the week.
Wooly and Conan review the weekend of club action while both Conall Jones and Paddy Stapleton join on the line after their wins.
Wooly is joined by Conan, Brendan Devenney and Shane McGrath to preview the weekend's club action and discuss the news of the week.
Ger Brennan joins Conor and Wooly to discuss the news of the week and preview the weekend's club games. Offaly's rising star Cian Johnson joins on the line ahead of Ferbane's Leinster club game.
Wooly and Johnny Doyle discuss the weekend's county finals and congress while Ross King joins on the line after Rathdowney/Errill's county final win.
Andy Moran talks to Wooly about retirement, Mayo and his club on this weeks show while Conor and Conan are in studio to discuss the news of the week and preview the weekend's county finals.
Wooly and Conan take a looks back at all the county final action from the weekend while Cian Mackey joins on the line after Castlerahan retained the Cavan title.
Great show this Thursday including and exclusive interview with Paul Galvin as well as a Seadna Morey interview and with Wooly, Conan and Conor in studio.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at all the club stories over the weekend and Wooly gives his take on the stories he missed while on holidays.
Wooly chats with new Kildare manager Jack O'Connor whilst Conan and Conor look at the week's news
Wooly is joined by Dublin's Laura Twomey to review the Camogie finals while two goal hero Ailish O'Reilly joins on the line from the team hotel.
Chris Barrett is the special guest on this weeks show while Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Cheddar and Brian to take a look back at the All Ireland hurling final.
Wooly and Cheddar are joined in studio by Diarmuid O'Keeffe to talk about Wexford's year, while Wooly caught up with Patrick Horgan at the PWC player of the month awards.
Wooly, Brendan Bugler and Brian Carroll are all in studio to take a look back at the All Ireland semi finals.
Wooly, Michael Carton and Brian Carroll preview the All Ireland semi finals, focusing mainly on Limerick Kilkenny as we're in Wexford Thursday night to cover the other semi final.
Wooly, Conan and Conor Heneghan from JOE take a look ahead to the games at the weekend.
Wooly and Michael are joined by Brendan Bugler to look ahead to the quarter finals and the news of the week.
Wooly, Johnny and Conan take a look head to the first round of Super 8 games and the news of the week.
Wooly, Conan and Mattie take a look back at the games at the weekend, paying most attention to the all Connacht clash in Limerick.
Wooly is joined is studio by Cheddar and Eddie Brennan joins on the line to look back on one of Laois' most famous wins.
Wooly and Cheddar look ahead to the preliminary quarter finals at the weekend and the news of the week
Wooly and Conor look ahead to the four qualifiers at the weekend and the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Lar Corbett, Cheddar Plunket, Michael Ryan, Shane Mcgrath, Redser O’ Grady, Babs Keating, Richie Bennis and Andrew O’Shaughnessy
Wooly and Michael Carton are joined by former Westmeath and Waterford manager Michael Ryan to preview the Leinster and Joe McDonough Cup finals
No games to preview but Wooly, Cheddar and Michael talk you through the news of the week
Wooly, JJ and Brian take a look back at a brilliant final day in the Leinster championship, and Munster too.
Wooly, Conor and Mattie take a look ahead to the games of the weekend while Wooly caught up with David Clifford in Croke Park.
Wooly and Conan are joined in studio by Johnny Doyle to look back at all the weekend's football action.
Wooly, Conan and Stevie take a look ahead to the games of the weekend as well as the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Cheddar to take a look ahead to the games of the weekend while Brian Carroll tells us about he new coaching role with Offaly. Kerry sensation, Shane Conway, talks to Wooly as well.
Wooly and Conan are joined by Aaron Kernan to take a look back at the games at the weekend.
Wooly, Conan and Conor take a look ahead to the games at the weekend and the talking points from the week while Wooly catches up with Rory Beggan in Croke Park.
Wooly, Cheddar and Michael take a look ahead to the games of the weekend as well as the news of the week.
Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Johnny Doyle to discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the games at the weekend.
Wooly is joined on the line by Derek McGrath to look at some of the tactics we will see in this years championship and he met up with Joe Canning as well.
Wooly, Conan and Conor look ahead to the start of the championship and the news of the week while New York's Shane Hogan joins on the line ahead of their clash with Mayo.
Bonus podcast with Wooly PLUS Mickey Harte, Peter Canavan, Kevin Hughes, Enda McGinley and Declan Bogue.
Wooly, Conor and Conan take a look at the news of the week while DJ Carey joins on the line to talk about Kilkenny FOOTBALL
Wooly is joined in studio by Alan Brogan to talk about the news from the weekend and Dublin's 5 in a row bid while Pat McEnaney joins on the line to discuss the recent trend of poor treatment of referees.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week and Paddy Christie joins on the line to discuss Ballymun's underachieving in the Dublin championship.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week and preview the division 3 final and John Sugrue talks to Wooly.
Wooly, Conan and Stevie take a look ahead to the league final and the news of the week.
Wooly, Conan and Mattie take a look ahead to the last round of the league and the news of the week.
Wooly and Cheddar take a look ahead to the weekend's league semi finals and the news of the week.
Wooly, Michael and JJ take a look ahead to the weekend's hurling action and the news of the week.
Wooly, Conan and Conor take a look ahead to the weekend's football action as well as the news of the week.
Wooly and Damien discuss the news of the week and take a look ahead to the weekends games.
Wooley, Conan and Conor discuss the news of the week and London manager Ciaran Deely joins on the line.
Wooly, Cian and Conan take a look back at all the weekend's football action and talking points.
Wooly, JJ and Brian take a look a look back at a weather interrupted weekend of hurling.
Wooly, Conan and Stevie take a look ahead to the weekend's matches and the news of the week
Wooly, Damien and Cheddar are on duty today and Antrim manager Neal Peden also joins on the line for chat with Wooly.
Wooly and Conan look at the bog headline motions from 2019 Congress and former president of the GAA joins on the line to discuss his opposition to the motion.
Wooly, conan and Mattie take a look ahead to the weekend's games while Rory Grugan joins on the line for a good chat with Wooly.
Wooly, Cheddar and Michael take a look ahead to the weekends action while Derry selector and coach, Johnny McGurk, joins on the line to talk about derry's great start to the league.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the weekend's club semi finals while Gavin White joins on the line after his man of the match performance on Saturday.
Wooly, Conan and Conor take a look at the news of the week and the club All Ireland semi-finals at the weekend.
Wooly and Brian take a look back at the weekend's club hurling while Galway captain and St Thomas' clubman David Burke joins on the line.
Wooly and Cian take a look back at all the weekend's football action, paying particular attention to a brilliant game between Kerry and Dublin.
Wooly, Conan and Stevie take a look ahead to the games at the weekend as well as the news of the week while new Leitrim manager, Terry Hyland, joins on the line.
Wooly and Damien look ahead to the weekend's All Ireland club semi finals, and back at some old ones, while Marty Kavanagh joins on the line to chat about Carlow's brilliant result last weekend.
Wooly and Conan are joined by Mattie Forde to look ahead to the weekend's games while new Offaly manager, John Maughan, joins on the line.
Wooly, JJ and Damien take a look ahead to the games at the weekend and the news of the week while new Waterford manager, Páraic Fanning, joins Wooly on the line.
Wooly and Cheddar are joined by Brian Carroll to look back at the weekend's hurling action.
Wooly and Conan run through the news of the week and answer some of your twitter questions as we start into a new season.
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the news of the week and playing rules committee member and former Meath football Seamus Kenny joins on the line for a chat about the three handpass rule that's getting a negative reaction from players and managers.
The GAA hour brings you the 8th annual Wooly awards with your host Wooly who's joined in studio by Conan and Conor.
Wooly speaks to Mullinalaghta captain Shane Mulligan and Meath manager Andy McEntee joins to discuss the new playing rules.
Wooly, Conor and Conan talk you through the news of the week while Two Mile House captain, Peter Kelly, joins on the line ahead of the Leinster intermediate final on Saturday.
Wooly and Conan look back at the weekend's club action and are joined by Odhran MacNiallais and Niall Friel from Teach mhicí in Gaoth Dobhair
Loads of news this week for Wooly, Conan and Conor to get through and Eddie Brennan joins on the line to talk Laois management and Graig-Ballycallan's rise, fall and rise again.
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Kieran Molloy interview, Mickey Graham interview, Robbie Brennan interview by SportsJOE
Wooly and Conan look back at a great day's club action while Kevin Cassidy and Brian Carroll join on the line after brilliant performances for their clubs.
Wooly and Conan discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the weekend's games while Conor McDonald joins on the line ahead of Naomh Eanna's Leinster semi final on Sunday.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the weekend's provincial action and some of the the Wild Geese trophy criticism while Gordon Kelly joins on the line after St Josephs Miltown Malbay reached their first ever provincial championship final.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the weekend's provincial club action while Galway scoring and assist machine, Ian Burke, joins on the line to talk about his All star and winning another county title.
Liam Gavaghan interview, All Stars critique & wonderful provincial club competitions by SportsJOE
Wooly and Conan look back at the weekend's club action and King Henry Shefflin joins on the line after managing Ballyhale Shamrocks to the county title.
Peter Acheson interview, outside manager decline & solution to club violence by SportsJOE
Wooly and Conan take a look back at a brilliant day of county final action and Aaron Kernan joins on the line after Crossmaglen ended a 'drought' of two years without a county title.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week while Matty Forde joins on the line ahead of his club's replayed county final on Saturday.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at another action packed weekend of club action while Colm Spillane joins on the line after Imokilly won the Cork SHC final.
Wooly, Conor and Conan discuss the news of the week and highly rated Limerick coach Paul Kinnerk joins on the line for a rare interview. Ryan Wylie also talks to Wooly ahead of his club Pearce Brothers Ballybay's county final at the weekend.
Wooly and Conan can't agree on the new proposed rule changes for Gaelic football so David Hassan joins on the line for further explanation.
Wooly and Conan discuss the talking points from a brilliant weekend of club action and Niall Coakley joins on the line after St Judes win over Ballymun Kickhams at the weekend.
Paul Mannion sits down to talk Jim Gavin and Dublin’s playing style. Lyndsey Davey looks at the growth of the ladies game. Conán and Conor discuss the JP McManus debate and all the recent news, including a backlash against players urinating on a pitch.
Cork's Michael Hurley joins us after Castlehaven dumped Nemo Rangers out of the championship and Peter Leahy's former Westmeath player offers a defence for his management.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk you through the news of the week and RTE's new head of sport, Declan McBennett drops into studio for a chat about GAA coverage and rights.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at yesterday's ladies All Ireland final and the news from the weekend while Sinéad Finnegan joins on the line from outside the Boars Head!
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week and Tommy Walsh joins on the line after his brilliant performance for Kerins O'Rahilly's last weekend.
Wooly is joined in studio by Peter Leahy to discuss the controversy that has dominated Mayo ladies football this year.
Wooly and Conan are joined by former Dublin midfielder Denis Bastick to take a look back at the All Ireland final.
Great line-up for this one - Wooly is joined on stage by Ryan McManamin, Joe McMahon, Owen Mulligan, Ciaran Whelan, Paddy Christie, Rory Began, Damien Comer and Brian Sheehan.
Wooly is joined by Cheddar and our guest pundit for the day, Liam Rushe, to take a look back at the greatest season of hurling in history.
Wooly, JJ and Damien take a look back at yesterday's all Ireland final as Limerick finally reach the promised land while Wooly met up with Arron Gillane, Kye Hayes and Shane Dowling in the City West hotel.
Wooly is joined by John Conlon, Dan Shanahan, Eoin Murphy, Anthony Cunningham, Joe Quaid and Eoin Kelly.
Wooly, Conan and Conor talk through the news of the week and analyse potential rule changes that could improve the game for supporters. Damien Comer joins on the line to discuss Galway's year.
Wooly, Cheddar and Michael talk you through the news of the week and answer your twitter questions while John Conlon joins on the line after a brilliant year for Clare.
Wooly and Damien take a look back at the All Ireland semi final where Galway just about get over the line against Clare.
Wooly, Cheddar and Michael take a look ahead to the All Ireland semi final replay in Thurles on Sunday.
Wooly, JJ and Conal try to fit an action packed weekend of hurling drama into an hour. They fail.
Wooly and Conan talk you through the news of the week and answer your questions from twitter.
Wooly and Conan are joined in Cookstown by Pillar Caffrey, Owen Mulligan, Conor Gormley, Brian McGuigan, Kevin Nolan and Barry Cahill.
Wooly is joined in studio by Matthew O'Hanlon and Conal Keaney to look back at their respective seasons and lots more.
Wooly and Conán are joined by Tomás Corrigan to review an underwhelming Super 8's weekend.
Wooly, Michael and Cheddar take a look ahead to the All Ireland quarter finals as well as the news of the week.
Wooly and Conan are joined in studio by Ross Munnelly to take a look back at the weekend's action.
Wooly, Stevie and Conan take a look ahead to the 4 weekend's qualifier action and the news of the week
Wooly, Michael and Cheddar take a look ahead to the weekend's hurling action as well as the news of the week.
Wooly, JJ and Damien take a look back at the two provincial finals as well as the Joe McDonough Cup final.
Wooly, Cian and Conan take a look back the qualifier action from the weekend, paying particular attention to the classic in Newbridge.
The GAA Hour comes live from Reardan's in Cork city with Derek McGrath, Alan Cadogan, Diarmuid O'Sullivan and Brendan Bugler.
Wooly, Conan and Conor analyse the news of the week while Leitrim’s Emlyn Mulligan and the GPA’s Seamus Hickey join on the line.
A special live GAA Hour from Letterkenny. Wooly is joined by Brendan Devenney, Kevin Cassidy, Marty McGrath, Oisin McConville, Raymie Gallagher and Eamonn McGee.
Wooly, Stevie and Conor take a look ahead to a massive weekend of football with all games covered except the Ulster final, which will be covered in our live show in Letterkenny.
Wooly, JJ and Michael take a look back at the two Munster championship matches while John Meyler joins on the line after Cork beat Waterford to reach the final.
Wooly and Cian take a look back at the Connacht final while Kevin Walsh joins on the line after Galway's win.
Wooly and Cheddar take a look ahead to the weekend's action as well as the news of the week
Wooly, Stevie and Conan take a look ahead to the Connacht final as well as the news of the week while JJ Hutchinson joins on the line after Waterford's first championship win since 2011.
Wooly is joined by JJ and Michael to look back at another brilliant weekend of hurling.
Wooly and Cheddar take a look back at a brilliant weekend of hurling, especially in the Munster championship while Derek McGrath joins on the line after Waterford's controversial draw with Tipperary.
Wooly and Conan take a look back at the weekend's football while Rory Gallagher joins on the line after Fermanagh's brilliant win in Omagh. Wooly was in Killarney yesterday and caught up with Eamon Fitzmaurice after the game.
Wooly and Conan are joined by Marc O’Se and Gary Brennan to look ahead to the weekend’s football.
Wooy, Cheddar and Damien take a look at the news of the week and the four big games this weekend.
Wooly, Conan and Stevie discuss the news of the week and take a look ahead to the games at the weekend plus some good honest stuff from Colin Kelly who joins Wooly on the line.
Wooly, Cian and Stevie take a look back at the weekend's action, especially the Ulster quarter final in Omagh where Wooly spoke to Conor McManus, Malachy O' Rourke and Mickey Harte.
Wooly and Cheddar take a look at the news of the week and preview the weekend’s action while Lar Corbett joins us to focus on Tipperary against Limerick in the Gaelic grounds.
Wooly and Conan are joined on the line by Stephen Wallace after his sacking on Wednesday night and Tom McGlinchey joins to look ahead to Waterford’s Munster quarter final against Tipperary. Paul Finlay helps Wooly and Conan analyse the big game of the weekend in Omagh.
Wooly, JJ and Mick take a look back at the weekend's action, focusing on the classic in Parnell Park.
Wooly, Cian and Conan take a look back at the weekend's action while Wooly caught up with Damien Comer and Ross Munnelly after their championship wins. John Evans joins on the line after Wicklow shocked Offaly yesterday.
Wooly, Conor and Stevie preview the weekend's action while Ben Brosnan joins on the line ahead of the Leinster quarter final against Laois.
Wooly, Damien and Cheddar preview the weekend's action while Aonghas Clarke joins on the line ahead of Westmeath's game against Meath.
Wooly, Cheddar and Damien take a look ahead to the championship as well as giving their predictions for provincial, All Ireland champions and player of the year.
Wooly, Cian and Conor take a look ahead to the championship focusing on how Dublin can be beaten while Owen Mulligan and Bryan Sheehan give their predictions ahead of the championship.
Wooly and Conan discuss the news of the weekend while Wooly is joined in part two by Roscommon and Laois U20 managers, Shane Curran and Billy O’ Loughlin, to discuss a number of issues they’re facing with the new grade.
Wooly, Conan and Conor discuss the talking points of the week and Wooly caught up with Brian Cody at the Leinster hurling championship launch.
Wooly and Conan talk through the stories of the weekend while Daniel Flynn joins on the line for a chat.
Wooly and Conan run through the week's talking points and Chrissy McKaigue joins on the line to discuss some the myths surrounding Derry football. Plus we have a special interview with Harry Redknapp. Disclaimer - it might not be Harry Redknapp
Wooly and Conan run through the talking points from the weekend while Luke Connolly joins on the line for a chat after a great season with Nemo.
JJ, Cheddar and Conán analyse the Kilkenny-Tipp league final and look at the camogie decider too
Lee Chin and Cheddar Plunkett analyse Kilkenny v Tipperary and discuss the GAA's report that proposes payments for inter-county players
Wooly is joined by Cheddar to take a look ahead to the two weekend semi finals as well as the news of the week.
Wooly, Stevie and Conan preview all four league finals in Croke Park this weekend as well as the usual news of the week.
Wooly, JJ and Michael take a look back at the two quarter finals while Richard Coady joins on the line after Carlow won the division 2A league title.
Steve subs in for Cian for today's show, joining Wooly and Cian to look back at a brilliant final day of league action.
Wooly and Stevie take a look ahead to the weekend's games and the news of the week while Conor Sweeney joins on the line for a chat about Tipperary's season so far.
This week Wooly is joined by Conor Gleeson, who talks about his conversion from struggling forward to man marker, and Michael Ryan joins to chat about Westmeath hurling ahead of the division 2A final on Saturday.
Wooly, Michael and Cheddar take a look ahead to the weekend's hurling and the news of the week while Keith Higgins joins Wooly for a rare interview about his hurling career.