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In a bonus interview from this week's episode of the Throw In, former Down manager, Ross Carr, joins the panel of Will Slattery, Colm Keys, Rory O'Connor and Kevin Nolan to discuss the failings of Ulster football and questions the competitiveness and quality of the province's leading teams such as Tyrone and Donegal.

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Previewing this week's Throw-In, Joe Brolly questions the gym culture in the GAA, Tomás Ó'Sé criticises the leaking of the Brendan O'Sullivan report, and John Mullane says it is worrying times for Dublin hurling.

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On this week's Throw-In, Joe Brolly questions the gym culture in the GAA, Tomás Ó'Sé criticises the leaking of the Brendan O'Sullivan report, and John Mullane says it is worrying times for Dublin hurling.

Also on the show with Will Slattery is Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories, Kevin Nolan from the Herald and the Irish Independent's Colm Keys.

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Will Slattery previews what's on Episode One of the Throw In for the 2017 Championship season.

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On this first episode of the Throw In for the 2017 Championship, Will Slattery is joined by INM's Michael Verney and Donnchadh Boyle, Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories as well as Brendan Cummins and Joe Brolly.

Cummins talks about how and why it went so wrong for Tipperary against Cork and the need for some deep soul-searching from the All Ireland champions.

Joe Brolly castigates the disciplinary process that saw Antrim's Matt Fitpatrick being banned initially, he weighs in on Aidan O'Shea and selfie-gate while celebrating his son's role in a famous Antrim minor win over Donegal.

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The Throw In is back on Monday 22nd for the 2017 GAA Championship season. Will Slattery will be presenting and will be joined each Monday by some of GAA's biggest names including Joe Brolly, Tomás Ó'Sé, Brendan Cummins and John Mullane.

Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories completes the Throw In line-up as he brings the fan's voice to the show with some interesting takes on the controversies and off-pitch stories from the world of GAA.

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Leon Blanche from BoyleSports joins the Throw-In team as they look at some value betting for the All Ireland football final replay.

In their weekly charity bet, the Throw-In panel are going for another draw in 70 minutes with odds of 12-1 on offer while Leon Blanche thinks it will be a 20-1 man-of-the-match performance from Jonny Cooper.

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The Throw-In panel of INM GAA correspondents, Michael Verney, Conor McKeon and Donnchadh Boyle discuss Mayo and Dublin's strengths and weaknesses and where the All Ireland final replay will be won or lost.

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It's the final Throw In of the GAA Championship season and the team are asking is this Mayo’s time or did they blow their chances in that bizarre drawn final with Dublin two weeks ago?

It’s the replay on Saturday and nobody, it seems, is giving the Connacht men a chance. Surely Dublin won’t go disappearing two games in a row?

Donnchadh Boyle and Conor McKeon join Michael Verney in studio as they look ahead to the big game and also hear from Leon Blanche from BoyleSports for some value bets ahead of Saturday’s throw-in.

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This special episode of the Throw-In comes from the 2016 Ploughing Championships where Frank Roche is joined by Pat Spillane, Colm Keys and Martin Breheny.

Spillane gives his thoughts on Joe Brolly's 'celebrity loser' comments, questions if the Dubs have the same amount of hunger, while the panel are unanimous that Mayo left the All Ireland behind.

The Throw-In, in association with BoyleSports.

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