The Premier 'View' Tipperary GAA Podcast

Episode 134 of The Premier 'View' sees Kevin joined in studio by Sean, Stephen & Noel Dundon. The lads look ahead to the best club weekend of the year in Tipp. Quarter-Final weekend. 16 Knockout Hurling games from Junior A to Senior. Senior pairings are known a while due no Prelim and that's where the lads start. The draws for Premier Intermediate & Intermediate were completed Sunday night but the clubs had them on socials before the County Board let the punters know. The lack of promotion has the lads scratching their heads. With the draws done though it's down to the action and they look at all 8 pairings in the 2nd & 3rd grade. All in an action-packed Episode 134 of The Premier 'View'

Episode 133 of The Premier 'View' sees Kevin sit down with Anthony Shelley of Tipp Football & JK Brackens fame to review round 3 of the Tipp Football Championship.Brackens qualified late on despite a loss & a numerical dis-advantage. Moyle Rovers continue to thwart Commercials in 2024 and Arravale Rovers scrape through. Ballina have dumped the Church in their best victory of their senior career. The lads discuss all...All in an action packed episode 133 of the Premier 'View'

Episode 132 of The Premier 'View' sees Kevin joined by Stephen, Sean & Noel Dundon. Round 3 of the hurling championship threw up drama everywhere and surprises & tears to boot. The lads go through all the action in top three grades in Tipp. Sean also sits down with Fiserv rep Brian Fogarty who tells us all about the Fittest Four fundraiser in the stadium on Saturday 7th September. All in an action packed Episode 132 of The Premier 'View'

Episode 131 of the Premier 'View' sees Kevin return to the fold and straight into the hotseat, Sean Smith joins him along with Stephen Cronin. It's Round 3 and there's lots to play for. The lads go through all the games & permutations and use Paul Carroll excellent guide to the weekend to figure stuff out. It's sh1t or get off the pot time. The pressure is on..All in an action-packed Episode 131 of the Premier 'View'.

Episode 130 of The Premier 'View' sees the return of Enda alongside Sean & Stephen. The lads take a look back at some results from round 1 of the top 3 grades of Tipp hurling. They then look ahead to the mouth-watering fare on offer in Round 2 where some clubs look to get back on the horse while others can qualify with a 2nd win. 19 games on Clubber this weekend also. A fantastic resource to have at our disposal. All in an action packed Episode 130 of the Premier 'View'.

Episode 128 of The Premier 'View' is here and the lads are in joyous mood as the Tipp minors did the unthinkable and against all odds and some dodgy decision making of the zebra variety claimed our 22nd All Ireland Minor hurling title. Sean Smith is joined by Stephen Cronin & Tipp media's Noel Dundon and they start off by looking back to that win in Nowlan Park. The ups & downs of the day and the brilliant character of James Woodlocks men. In the wider GAA world Waterford & Galway are on the lookout for new management teams with Davy Fitz & Henry Shefflin stepping aside. While the best weekend in the GAA calender sneaks into focus without anyone knowing. It's all-Ireland hurling semi-final weekend in Croker. All in an action packed Episode 128 of The Premier 'View'.

Episode 127 of The Premier 'View' sees a despondent cast in the marble halls. Seán Smith jumps into the hotseat with regulars Stephen Cronin, Colm Purcell, Jamie Barrett and a guest appearance from Tipp media's Noel Dundon of 'The View' fame. The lads take a look at our championship exit at the hands of Cork and the loss to Clare. There is green shoots though as the minors & U20's knock out Munster titles in the same week. There is a general round-up of the Leinster & Munster Hurling championships and the lads discuss the inconsistences in refereeing in the inter-county game. The ticketing for the U20 final seems to be a shambles also. All in an action-packed Episode of The Premier 'View'

Episode 126 of The Premier 'View' sees Kevin, Stephen, Sean & Michael hop into PV towers with a smell of summer hurling and a spring in their step. Tipp kept themselves alive with a come from behind draw in a wonderful Walsh Park last Saturday evening. The lads have a look at the difference in performance from the Tipp men in just six days while also casting a watchful eye on the performance, or lack of, from James Owens. A wonderful victory for the 20s started off the weekend while the minors came up short against Clare. Leinster is a minefield this year too and the lads take a quick look as Wexford go Wexfording and Henry Shefflin woes out West. GAAGo rounds out the discussion. All in an Action packed Episode 126 of The Premier 'View'.