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The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes, is our weekly podcast where we get you hyped for the sporting weekend in the company of Ladbrokes ambassadors Kevin Doyle, Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley.

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark, Mick and PJ react to the government's decision to ban crowds for all sporting occasions going forward and talk about the GAA's response. There's also a massive weekend of club action to look forward to. 

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The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes, is our weekly podcast where we get you hyped for the sporting weekend in the company of Ladbrokes ambassadors Kevin Doyle, Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley.

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark, Mick and PJ discuss the most exciting stories from the club championships and look ahead to some massive games this weekend. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. 

Get in touch with the show for any reason by emailing [email protected] or contact us @ballsdotie on Twitter or Instagram.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes, is our weekly podcast where we get you hyped for the sporting weekend in the company of Ladbrokes ambassadors Kevin Doyle, Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley.

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark, Mick and PJ discuss the most exciting stories from the club championships. Intercounty legends still doing it at club level, the utter dominance of Corofin, and what to watch out for on another feast of live GAA this weekend. Mark also outlines the somewhat bizarre challenges facing GAA players at the moment, and the lads discuss the furore surrounding the government's decision not to increase attendances at games. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. 

Get in touch with the show for any reason by emailing [email protected] or contact us @ballsdotie on Twitter or Instagram.

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The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes, is our weekly podcast where in recent times we've trying to keep you entertained with interesting discussions, quizzes and more in the company of Ladbrokes ambassadors Kevin Doyle, Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley.

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark, Mick and PJ discuss the return in earnest of GAA up and down the country. A feast of streaming hurling and football awaits us each and every weekend as alternatives are being found for allowing spectators into games. Our only problem is finding the time to watch it all. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, which includes a brilliant discussion with Jason Quigley on his possible next fight against Canelo Alvarez, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. 

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15 for 30 is a weekly series on Balls.ie where we want your votes for crown the best teams from each counties in the 30 years since 1990. Each poll will be accompanied by a podcast.

We've already picked the Donegal footballers, Waterford hurlers, Meath footballers, Tipperary hurlers, the Armagh footballers, the Mayo footballers,the Clare hurlers and the Kerry footballers. This week, we're back to hurling and the 1996 All-Ireland Champions Wexford. 

Wexford famously made their breakthrough under Liam Griffin in '96 but faded badly in the late 2000s before returning with a bang in recent years under Davy Fitzgerald.

We speak to former Wexford captain Diarmuid "Gizzy" Lyng to pick his 15 for 30 and look back on a fascinating up and down 30 years for hurling in his home county. 

You can vote for your Wexford 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/15-for-30-wexford-vote-442231 or by emailing us at [email protected].

Alternatively, you can also vote using our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes, is our weekly podcast where in recent times we've trying to keep you entertained with interesting discussions, quizzes and more in the company of Ladbrokes ambassadors Kevin Doyle, Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley.

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark hosts our weekly GAA All-Ireland quiz. This week, Mick and PJ are teaming up to go through the 2005 Football Championship and hopefully make it to the final. 

As 2020 GAA has finally returned and we don't need to talk about 2005 GAA anymore, this might be the lads' last chance. Can they FINALLY do it?

If you want to listen to the entire show, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. There's also a bonus epsiode on the same feed this week featuring a preview of the Premier League's final day with Kevin Doyle. 

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15 for 30 is a weekly series on Balls.ie where we want your votes for crown the best teams from each counties in the 30 years since 1990. Each poll will be accompanied by a podcast.

We've already picked the Donegal footballers, Waterford hurlers, Meath footballers and Tipperary hurlers, the Armagh footballers, the Mayo footballers, the Clare hurlers, and this week we're back to football, and the most successful county we've tackled yet - Kerry.

The Kingdom might have have been in the middle of a famine of sorts at the beginning of the timeframe, but one the 11 year wait for Sam ended in 1997, there was no looking back. Since then Kerry have won a further six All-Irelands and played in another six finals. They've also accumulated 71 All-Stars in the last 30 years.

We get the considered thoughts of two Balls.ie Kerrymen, PJ Browne and Mauirice Brosnan, who look back on his county's last 30 years and makes his tough calls. 

You can vote for your Mayo 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/kerry-15-for-30-vote-441233 or by emailing us at [email protected].

Alternatively, you can also vote using our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes, is our weekly podcast where in recent times we've trying to keep you entertained with interesting discussions, quizzes and more in the company of Ladbrokes ambassadors Kevin Doyle, Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley.

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark hosts our weekly GAA All-Ireland quiz. This week, Mick and PJ are teaming up to go through the 2015 Hurling Championship and hopefully make it to the final. 

With GAA back, it might be the last chance for the lads. Can they FINALLY do it?

If you want to listen to the entire show, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. 

Get in touch with the show for any reason by emailing [email protected] or contact us @ballsdotie on Twitter or Instagram.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15 for 30 is a weekly series on Balls.ie where we want your votes for crown the best teams from each counties in the 30 years since 1990. Each poll will be accompanied by a podcast.

We've already picked the Donegal footballers, Waterford hurlers, Meath footballers and Tipperary hurlers, the Armagh footballers, the Mayo footballers, and this week we're back to hurling with the Banner County themselves, Clare. 

Clare made the breakthrough from obscurity in 1995 and went on to dominate for the rest of the 90s. They won another All-Ireland in 1997, and were back 16 years later in 2013 under Davy Fitzgerald. 

We speak to the voice of Clare hurling, Syl O'Connor of Clare FM, who looks back on his county's last 30 years and makes his tough calls. 

You can vote for your Mayo 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/clare-15-for-30-440357 or by emailing us at [email protected].

Alternatively, you can also vote using our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On The Buildup Podcast this week, Mick and PJ tried to finally win one of our GAA championship quizzes, as Mark put their knowledge of the 2013 All-Ireland Football Championship to the test.

Can they make all the way from the peliminary round to All-Ireland final day in Croke Park?

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