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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, and this week, we're sticking with football and the county of Mayo. 

Mayo have won 13 Connacht titles and made it to eight All-Ireland finals since 1990 so this really isn't an easy choice. 

We speak to former Mayo stalwart David Brady 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/mayo-15-for-30-438050 or by emailing us at [email protected].

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

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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, and this week, we're back to football and the 2002 All-Ireland Champions Armagh.

We speak to Gaelic Life journalist and Dromintee man Niall McCoy who looks back on Tipp's last 30 years and makes his tough calls. 

How many of the 2002 team will feature and how many guys who've been Armagh greats in less successful teams will make it? 

You can vote for your Armagh 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/armagh-15-for-30-437193 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 2002 Football Championship and hopefully make it to the final. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, which includes a brilliant chat with Stephen Ferris about the 2009 Lions Tour, 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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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, and Meath footballers and this week, we're back to hurling and the All-Ireland Champions Tipperary.

We speak to former Tipp midfielder, All-Ireland winner, and two-time All-Star Shane McGrath who looks back on Tipp's last 30 years and makes his tough calls. 

Given Tipp have won five All-Ireland titles with very different teams over the last 30 years, this could be the toughest team to pick yet. 

You can vote for your Tipperary 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/tipperary-15-for-30-436309 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 2014 Hurling Championship and hopefully make it to the final. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, which includes a brilliant chat with Kevin Doyle on Euro 2012, 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 new 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 and the Waterford hurlers, and this week, we're back to football, and the county of Meath. We speak to current Meath footballer Sean Tobin who looks back at the glory days of the 90s as well as some of the great servants of Meath football that have come along since to pick his best 15. 

We also get the teams of two in-house Balls.ie Meath men Shane Cahill and Dylan Ryan. 

You can vote for your Meath 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/15-for-30-meath-435625, or by emailing us at [email protected].

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

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On The Buildup podcast this week our groundbreaking GAA quiz returned in triumphant fashion as Mick and Donny joined forces to try win the 2012 All-Ireland Football Championship, quiz-style! Could they make it all the way and win Sam Maguire or would they go out in the first round?

There's also more GAA talk as the lads discuss the winner of our bracket for the Greatest Gaelic Football Moment of the 21st Century. Elsewhere on the show, Jason Quigley tells us about his five favourite boxing matches ever and we try win €100 cash on Ladbrokes' 1-2-FREE. You can listen to the full episode of The Buildup through our 'The Buildup on Balls.ie' podcast feed.

Send us your suggestions for lockdown topics or get in touch with the show for any reason by emailing [email protected] or contact us @ballsdotie on Twitter or Instagram.

Please bet responsibly, visit Dunlewey.net for further information.

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15 for 30 is a new 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 started last week with the Donegal footballers, and this week, it's the turn of hurling, and the county of Waterford. We speak with the voice of Waterford hurling, WLR commentator Kieran O'Connor to get his Waterford 15 for 30 and discuss some of the key matchups for voters to decide on.

You can vote for your Waterford 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/waterford-15-for-30-434983, 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.

15 for 30 is a new 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're starting this week with the Donegal footballers, and we're joined by Brendan Devenney to pick his Donegal 15 for 30 and discuss some of the key matchups for voters to decide on.

You can vote for your Donegal 15 for 30 now at Balls.ie here: https://www.balls.ie/gaa/15-for-30-donegal-434211, 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.

This week we're launching a new bracket onsite, in association with Ladbrokes, to crown the Greatest Gaelic Football Moment of the 21st Century. 

On The Buildup podcast, Mark and Mick revealed the 16 moment shortlist that is being put to a public vote and gave special mention to some of those that narrowly missed out. 

You can vote onsite and on our social media channels in the first round of the bracket right now and you can also listen to full episode of The Buildup through our 'The Buildup on Balls.ie' podcast feed.

Send us your suggestions for lockdown topics or get in touch with the show for any reason by emailing [email protected] or contact us @ballsdotie on Twitter or Instagram.

Please bet responsibly, visit Dunlewey.net for further information.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.