It's All-Ireland Football Final week and we're joined in studio by Rob Carroll (15.22) of Gaelic Stats to talk about being a Gaelic games statistician and what the stats can tell us about Sunday's game.  We also react to the surprise news of a...

On this week's show, Gavin, Mick and Maurice look back on the All-Ireland hurling final and ask where Limerick went right, where Galway went wrong, and how the hell it ended up weaponised as a bit of Shane Ross eejitry.    Elsewhere, we...

Limerick are All-Ireland Champions for the first time since 1973. A one point win over defending champions Galway in the end. We had All-Ireland winners Daithi Regan and Brendan Bugler in studio, straight from Croke Park, to look back on a mad final...

On this week's show: Gavin, Maurice and Mark review the All-Ireland football semi-finals and analyse where Galway and Monaghan went wrong, and ask if the Dubs are actually just very dull to watch.  Elsewhere, Mark declares his crazy, undying man...

Here's a half-hour chat with Gary Neville on the differences between Mourinho and Ferguson, why United are perceived differently by the media, the importance of taking part in the Liam Miller Tribute game and the "nonsense" of how the GAA handled it,...

As part of our Champions podcast series, with thanks to Subaru Ireland, we chat to Bernard Brogan Sr about his three All-Ireland wins in the 1970s, Dublin's transformation and the joy he has gotten from the success of his sons, Alan and Bernard Jr....

On this week's podcast, Gavin, Mark and Mick discuss James McGrath's sensational reaction to not being included at a match official in the All-Ireland final. For our Sure stats of the week we look at the All-Ireland semi-finalists record in Croke...

It was a showcase weekend for hurling like no other, with two epic semi-finals followed by a gorgeous documentary on RTE. But why is the sport only thriving in pockets of the country? We've delved into the archive to find out some of the issues...

On this week's show we catch up with Carlow hurling captain Paul Coady.  Elsewhere we debate as to whether we overrate free-takers and remember Eamon Dunphy's finest GAA moment.  Get in touch - @ballsdotie

Mick, Mark, and Maurice discuss an underwhelming GAA weekend with poor crowds, and generally, poor games. What one rule would they implement to make football more appealing to the masses?  Maurice defends his unbeaten run in Guess The Spread and...