Irish Examiner GAA Podcasts

How Donegal hammered Karry - all the league final talking points -- plus Ger Brennan and the leagues' centenary with Maurice Brosnan, Paul Rouse and James Horan.And make sure you listen to Maurice's new Arena podcast series - check out details -- and subscribe -- here.

Ahead of this weekend's National Football League Division 1 final between Donegal and Kerry, Maurice Brosnan looks at what lessons Jim McGuinness will have taken from last year's All-Ireland football final defeat to the Kingdom. He also talks about defending in Gaelic football, and switching in particular, with input from Cork's Daniel O'Mahony and Limerick's Barry Coleman.

Liam Sheedy joins Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers to review the weekend's hurling and pay tribute to the late Michael Lyster.

Paul Rouse, Maurice Brosnan and James Horan gathered in Pearse Stadium, Salthill to reflect on a dramatic final day of Allianz League action, with Dublin suffering relegation.But the action was overshadowed by news on Sunday morning that much-loved The Sunday Game presenter Michael Lyster had died.

Coach, former player -- and someone well-known in the performance analysis world -- Áine Kinsella joins Maurice Brosnan.

Maurice Brosnan, James Horan and Paul Rouse reflect on a great weekend of football.

What does Kieran McGeeney mean he says, "I see it a completely different way"

Maurice Brosnan, James Horan and Paul Rouse take stock -- like panels around the country -- as we face into a key part of the year.

Patrick Horgan joined Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers to review the Allianz Hurling League weekend. Plus reflect on his own stellar career.The lads are togged out to Stand 4 Féile, young Féile O'Sullivan, whose life changed before her 13th birthday after a serious farm accident. Now she faces months of rehabilitation, surgeries, and a long recovery journey.On Friday, 20 March 2026, schools across Cork and beyond are coming together for Stand 4 Féile – Jersey Day. Wear your favourite jersey — club, county, school, or team — and make a small donation to show support.The lads would love it to go national.