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Fintan O'Toole and Declan Bogue react in the aftermath of the All-Ireland final where Dublin reclaimed the All-Ireland title.

Niall Kelly and Fintan O'Toole react in the aftermath of the All-Ireland hurling final as Limerick win their fourth All-Ireland title in a row.

Fintan O'Toole and Declan Bogue react to a brilliant All-Ireland semi-final between Kilkenny and Clare as Kilkenny booked a place in the final where they'll meet Limerick.

Fintan O'Toole and Declan Bogue look back on the All-Ireland football quarter-finals from Croke Park. They look back on Saturday's games where Kerry cruised past Tyrone with thanks to some brilliance from David Clifford, and Monaghan squeezed past Armagh in a penalty shoot-out. They also react to Dublin's win in the aftermath of their brilliant victory over Mayo and Derry get past Cork in the other fixture of the day.

Former Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash joins Enda Coll to look back on the All-Ireland club semi-finals which saw Ballyhale triumph over Ballygunner and Dunloy shock St Thomas'. They discuss what goes through a goalkeepers head when facing a penalty and how moments are more important than the overall game.

Anthony Nash joins Garry Doyle to look back on the weekend's club hurling championship. They chat Ballyhale and their continuous high standards and the shock in Ulster as Dunloy dethrone Slaughtneil.

This week Marc gives us a fascinating and moving insight on the character of his uncle Paidí Ó Sé, who passed away 10 years ago next month. From his roguish charm and zest for life, to his deadly serious football persona, Marc draws a vivid portrait of one of the sport’s great personalities. Also, David Clifford’s continued brilliance and David Moran’s quest for Munster club glory.

Anthony is buzzing about the sheer quality of hurling and physicality that was on show at the Gaelic Grounds for Ballygunner’s impressive win over Na Piarsaigh. He delves into the game and picks the moments where the contest was won and lost, while also casting an eye over Ballyea’s narrow victory against St Finbarr’s. Also, Anthony breaks down what kind of training inter-county hurlers do in November and explains why he had to change his type of fitness when he first joined the Cork panel.