The team pay tribute to Jack Charlton, the man who made a nation and her diaspora believe that it was ok to wave a tricolour, ok to sing rebel songs and ok to feel Irish.

Andrew recounts Man City's escape from justice, Iseult has questions about British Olympic doping and Double N tries to put his finger on Russian football.

This Sunday's Game caught up with Cork camog Saoirse McCarthy at her home near Kinsale.  The Courcey Rovers and Cork player explained why age grade sport is vital for development.

A late arrival to the sport, she already has 3 All-Ireland medals in her haul, yet the rivalry with Kilkenny makes it all the more important to keep winning.

How has she and her colleagues coped with Covid?  Is she missing out on the student life?  And female sporting role models, how important are they to inspire young girls?

Making a sport more competitive, while also encouraging more participants and keeping the soul alive is a difficult challenge. Yet this is being met head on by GGE's Ladies Football Officer.

Athenia Alvarez Ferros fell in love with Gaelic Games and has enjoyed playing club football in 3 countries. Now based in Paris, she leads the charge for change.

Talking with This Sunday's Game she outlines the issues that GGE are resolving to make the game more interesting. How understanding the needs and mentality of female athletes is key to recruiting and retention. Why matches are vital and playing for other teams will only benefit everyone!

With almost 800 players across over 50 clubs, Ladies football is on the rise and Athenia will tell us how she plans to keep it so!

What's in a name? Why are North American sports teams beginning to change their moniker? Alex B braves the early hours to bring us a round up of the best news in North America.

Choi Sook-hyun - remember this name. We might talk about sports in a lighthearted way, joke and poke fun. Yet we try our best to look at topics that need to be looked at in a human and productive way.

Khabib Nurmagomedov's Father passed, we look at both sides of his character - generous, genius, human - alcoholic, abusive, violent.

Choi Sook-hyun - abused, pushed, broken - not believed, not supported. The 22 year old Korean triathlete took her own life. Why did the system failed her as it fails us from Irish GAA to Kenyan athletics to English football.

On This Sunday's Game we find out the inspiration for one of Lady Gaga's songs and just how Gaelic Games in Europe are truly multicultural.

We're back in sunny Galicia to speak with Alexandre San Martin Costa, GGE's Coaching Officer. Since coming into the sport he has worked his way up the coaching ranks and strives to further improve the standard of coaching on the continent.

How does he manage to do this in an area stretching from Vladivostok to Vigo? Apart from distance, what other challenges does he face? How have the GAA in Ireland been embracing "foreign" coaches of Gaelic Games? And how he and his team are managing to continue their work despite coronavirus.

Early Christmas gifts from the GAA with All-Ireland Finals in December. However in Europe we face a new reality.

Anthony McDermott, GGE Vice Chairperson, talks to us from Munich about the CCC guidelines of how we can finally get back into game action across Europe.

With German Gaelic Games on the rise, just how will we manage with current regions. In 2021 the European Super League is ready for the throw in, Anthony tells Alan that this should lead to even greater opportunities for clubs across Europe to develop, and increase GGE's profile further.

Is Khabib in need of an Irish passport? Whose couch is Alex B hiding under today? More mayhem in Russian football as Zenit clinch the title. Andy Mc disputes Liverpool's greatness claim. Iseult's tragic Father's Day stories. Andrew Flint on his dream man. And have we had enough football already?

Going native, Ireland's national sport being promoted by a German!

Of all the regions Gaelic Games are played, Europe has the greatest mix of nationalities, languages and cultures. And how better to push the fastest game on grass, than through a German native who fell in love with the game in Limerick.

Darmstadt-based Chris Bethe has scored a goal in Croke Park, played in two World Games and is GGE's Hurling Officer. Alan finds out how he came to love the sport and what he sees in the games future in Europe. As well as talking about the marvelous experience of the GAA World Games.

With the GAA following Europe's lead, just how big was the announcement on Saturday. As European clubs move from contact training to matches and tournaments, just how will the new reality be reflected in the organisation of events.

GGE Chairperson Tony Bass joins to discuss the new dawn for Gaelic Games in Europe and Ireland. Plus should we be more cautious in our new steps.

And why sports administrators need to take decisive action when public health and well being is in question - how not to behave like a certain Russian football club.