The Dallcast

In this episode Colum talks to Saffron Gael correspondent Brendan McTaggart following the final round of group games in The Antrim Senior Hurling Championship and what might be to come in the knock out stages of this year's race for The Volunteer Cup.

In this episode we speak to Arron Graffin about his hurling career with Ruairi Og and Antrim, his recovery from two horrific knee injuries and we ask him to name the best players he has played with or against.

In episode 6 we talk with current club Chairman Dan Delargy about the community and holistic focus of the club, capital projects such as the 4g MUGA and the gym, the importance of volunteerism within the club and future plans.

In this episode we talk to Kathleen Darragh about her new book ABC Goes GAA. The book is dedicated to the memory of Kathleen's son John who tragically passed away thirty years ago, aged just 14, after becoming unwell while playing for Ruairi Og minor hurlers. We discuss the support that The Darragh family received from the local community and the wider GAA circle. We also discuss her career as a teacher in St. Mary's Primary School and her views on the positive impact of sport on young people.

In this episode we speak to former Ruairi Og and Antrim star Shane McNaughton about his hurling career and move to New York to pursue a career in acting.

This week we talk to 1990's full back Aidan McAteer about his hurling career, his management of successful minor teams and his current role of club development officer.