GAA on Balls.ie

Over the last couple of weeks we've been hosting a special vote in assocation with Ladbrokes, trying to crown the best manager in the history of Irish sport. The bracket is now down to just two and it's an all-GAA final: Brian Cody vs Mick O'Dwyer.

Two legends of the game but who should win? On The Buildup Podcast this week, Mark, Donny and PJ talked through the bracket and gave their verdict. You can vote onsite in our poll until 10am on Friday morning.

You can also listen to full episode of The Buildup through our 'The Buildup on Balls.ie' podcast feed.

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The Buildup is Balls.ie weekly podcast, with Ladbrokes, where we preview all the major sporting action for the weekend ahead. Unfortunately, there is no sport on this and any coming weekend in the near future. Don't worry though, there's still so much to talk about. 

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark hosts our weekly GAA quiz. This week, Mick and PJ are teaming up to go through the 2007 Football Championship and hopefully make it to the final. 

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The Buildup is Balls.ie weekly podcast, with Ladbrokes, where we preview all the major sporting action for the weekend ahead. Unfortunately, there is no sport on this and any coming weekend in the near future. Don't worry though, there's still so much to talk about. 

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark hosts our weekly GAA quiz between Mick and PJ where the last man standing wins. This week the theme is... the colour blue. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, which includes a brilliant chat with Stephen Ferris and Kevin Doyle on the best individual performance they witnessed from opponents and teammates, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. 

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The Buildup is Balls.ie weekly podcast, with Ladbrokes, where we preview all the major sporting action for the weekend ahead. Unfortunately, there is no sport on this and any coming weekend in the near future. Don't worry though, there's still so much to talk about. 

This is the GAA section of the show where Mark hosts a special 2000s GAA quiz between Mick and PJ where the last man standing wins. 

If you want to listen to the entire show, which includes a brilliant chat with Stephen Ferris and Jason Quigley on their biggest sporting influences, subscribe to The Buildup on Balls.ie podcast feed or the general Balls.ie feed. 

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Mark, Mick and PJ are this week's Three Man Weave as they take you through a very quiet but eventful GAA weekend 

Offaly will remain in Division 2 hurling after a miracle draw by Antrim in Tullamore. Is Conor McCann now Kerry's Gary Mackay? 

Fermanagh's defeat to Armagh leave them all but certain of facing the Tailteann Cup this year and the lads' discuss Ryan McMenamin's criticism of the competition. 

They also discuss the lack of Camogie officials for marquee games and the LGFA's decision to reject a commitment to dual players. 

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On The Buildup this week, reigning, two time defending champion, Mark Farrelly faced the challenge of a rejuvenated PJ Browne. After a number of weeks on the sidelines, PJ was back with a point to prove.

Could he overthrow the champ?

The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes is our weekly look ahead to the weekend's sport, marking your card for another packed weekend of sporting action.

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We were in Bellaghy Co. Derry last Thursday for the latest in our Clubhouse Live series with Sports Direct, supporters of grassroots GAA on Balls.ie. Sports Direct are also proud supporters of Bellaghy GAA, an amazing club with an incredible history. 

We had four All-Ireland winners with us on the night to talk about Bellaghy, and the brilliant and unique nature of Ulster football. 

We also select the panel's combined Ulster team that could beat the Dubs! 

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Mark, Mick and PJ are this week's Three Man Weave as they take you through a busy, weather effected weekend of GAA. 

PJ was in Castlebar for Kerry's visit to Mayo, who will be worried by their first half performance, while Mark saw a huge Clare win over his beloved Cavan, throwing the cat amongst the pigeons in a seriously tight Division 2.  

In hurling, Tipperary's win over Waterford was overshadowed by three sendings off in the first half. Mick has a serious issue with Kevin Moran's red card in particular and what is says about the direction of the game. 

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On The Buildup podcast this week, the lads played another round of Guess the GAA Handicaps ahead of this weekend's matches in the Allianz Leagues.

PJ was back in studio once again to referee as a returning Mick McCarthy took on the reigning, defending Guess the Handicaps champion, Mark Farrelly.

Could Mark build on his dramatic win last week with an other stellar performance or could new dad, Mick, take his throne? Have a listen to find out.

The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes is our weekly look ahead to the weekend's sport, marking your card for another packed weekend of sporting action.

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

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Mark, Mick and PJ are this week's Three Man Weave as they take you through a busy, busy weekend of GAA. 

Dublin continue to find a way of getting results but Donegal and Monaghan would suggest it'll be more than just Kerry putting it up to them this year, while Galway's 2-25 against Tyrone bodes well for the Padraic Joyce era. 

We also look at the most important ever Divisions 2 and 3 as the entire season is on the line for a handful of teams. 

In hurling,we discuss a Limerick team on a mission and the impressive starts of Clare and Waterford and the possibly worrying form of Galway. 

PJ also brings us through the most interesting proposals at GAA Congress and the lad's decide if they'd vote Yay or Nay. 

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