SportsJOE Podcast

Enda Coll, Gerard Brand and Colman Stanley look back on the weekend's Premier League, debate whether you should get to retake a penalty for a double-touch and they discuss the IRFU's growing property ownership and if the Aviva Stadium should be expanded. Plus, Dan Casey speaks with Cork legend Patrick Horgan.

Ireland beat Hungary in Hungary. Ireland are in the World Cup play-offs. Enda, Gerard and Dan attempt to make sense of it all.

Enda, Gerard and Dan in studio as they look through the biggest sports stories of the week. They chat Martin O'Neill and his triumph over Rangers in the Cup semi-final, Johnny Kenny's goal and his Ireland prospects. They discuss Kobe McDonald's move to AFL side St Kilda, and the general exodus of players from the GAA, and was the All-Blacks game really that important? The big debate. Paddy Agnew joins us from Italy to discuss Evan Ferguson's move to Roma and if it's actually in jeopardy. And it's FAI Cup final week, will it be Cork or will it be Shamrock Rovers?

On this week's podcast, Enda Coll and Gerard Brand talk through Brendan Rodgers' shock resignation from Celtic last night and the fallout with the board. (0:01 - 25:00). Enda sits down with Irish rugby stars Hugo Keenan and Erin King as they nurse their way back from long-term injuries. (25:54 - 52:00), and Dan Casey chats with Shane O'Donnell off the back of his Clare SHC win with Eire Og as he hints that retirement may not be on the cards after all. Plus, Gerard gives the 'Were you watching' quiz a second rattle.

On this week's podcast, Enda Coll and Gerard Brand get stuck into Man United's win over Liverpool at Anfield, and the major issue Arne Slot has with fitting Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike into the team together (0:01 - 21:30), RugbyJOE's Pat Smith joins us to look back on Munster's impressive win in Croke Park against Leinster (21:30 - 39:25) and Galway's Céin D'Arcy live from Monday club as Ballyboden St Enda's celebrate winning the Dublin SFC final against Na Fianna on Sunday (39:26 - 48:00) and the very first edition of the 'Were you watching' quiz.