William Davies talked to Andy Friend and Eoin McKeon at the midweek press conference.William is joined by Linley MacKenzie and Alan Deegan to flit over the awful performance and result in Glasgow but celebrate the record Connacht representation in the starting lineup of an Ireland team in the 6 Nations. We also hear from Ospreys coach Alan Clarke who gives a bit of background the upheaval in Welsh rugby at regional level and their hopes for a win in Galway.And we finish the podcast with a tribute to Micky Heaslip who passed away last week.

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Connacht's playoff hope took a massive hit as Glasgow blew them off the field in Scotstoun.William Davies and Alan Deegan take you through the match and provide post match analysis. We hear from Andy Friend and Kyle Godwin in the post match interviews as well as Dave Rennie and Rob Harley to get the Warriors view of the match.

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William Davies interviews defense coach Pete Wilkins, Ireland prop Finlay Bealham and backrow tyro Paul Boyle in this weeks podcast.Rob Murphy hosts the podcast and is joined by Linley MacKenzie, William and Alan Deegan to review the excellent result against Cheetahs and look forward to the difficult assignment of trying to garner a win for the first time in Scotstoun.

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Connacht and the Cheetahs served up an entertaining match in the battle for the playoff spots with the home side securing victory and denying their South African opponents a losing bonus point with a late late Jarrad Butler try.William Davies and Alan Deegan take you through the match while Linley MacKenzie and Dave Finn join Alan for post match analysis.We hear the post match thoughts from Andy Friend, Jack Carty and Cheetahs wing William Small-Smith.

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Andy Friend and Denis Buckley chat to William prior to the Cheetahs match in the Sportsground.Linley MacKenzie and Alan Deegan join William to review the season so far and look forward to the challenge of the Cheetahs.William and Alan also chat to Craggy Rugby's South African correspondent Morgan Piek to catch up with the progress of the ever improving Cheetahs.

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Connacht rescued a losing bonus point in Cardiff after a poor display, we hear from an unhappy Andy Friend and the impressive Cillian Gallagher as well as an upbeat Cardiff coach John Mulvihill.William Davies and Alan Deegan take you through the match and they are joined by Linley MacKenzie to try an analyze a very disjointed and disappointing match.The quiz winners are announced along with the correct answers to what proved to be a tricky assignment.

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William Davies talks to backs coach Nigel Carolan and hooker Dave Heffernan about their newly signed contracts, the excellent win in France and the difficult assignment in Wales.William is joined by Linley Mackenzie and Alan Deegan to review the Challenge Cup win and preview the Cardiff game.There is a injury list update, news of the quiz draw and the 6Nations event the Craggy Crew are hosting in Murty Rabbitts.

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Connacht were breathtaking in the final five minutes of a topsy turvy final pool match to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat and qualify for the Quarter Finals for the fifth time in a row.The Craggy crew take you through the game and we hear from Andy Friend, Jack Carty, Tiernan O'Halloran and an unhappy Bordeaux-Begles coach Joe Worsley.

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Andy Friend, Tom Farrell, the Challenge Cup permutations for Connacht, the quiz questions, William Davies with score reviews and fixture previews, Linley Mackenzie with a mini history lesson of previous Connacht glory days in France - this podcast has it all.

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Connacht have their Challenge Cup destiny still in their own hands after a tight win over Sale Sharks in Round 5 at the Sportsground.William Davies and Alan Deegan take you through the match, Andy Friend and Ultan Dillane give the Connacht perspective in the post match interviews, and we hear from Sale coach Steve Diamond also.Rob Murphy, Niall Sheil and Dave Finn try to analyse what was a penalty and scrum strewn game and they are joined by former Irish international Jenny Murphy to get an independent view of the win.And there is the final quiz question for the pretty unique prizes on offer.

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