Perhaps our greatest ever Sunday Podcast

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GAA Social Special- All-Ireland final preview

The All-Ireland final, live on BBC TV this weekend between Mayo and Kerry. How it will be won, with Philly McMahon joining Oisin and Thomas. Really good stuff in this 

Ciara Mageean. Living with cancer and what the future holds

At the All-Ireland hurling final, Ciara Mageean was the guest of the BBC and the GAA. The European champion, addressed the crowd at half-time to a huge applause. Ciara is one of us. Portaferry and camogie to her core. It just turns out, Ciara was an outstanding athlete destined f ...  Show more

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