Conor McKeon and Philly McMahon join Conan and Joe in studio after a thrilling All-Ireland quarter-final weekend, with Kerry’s 15-minute demolition of Armagh to the fore - as are Jack O’Connor’s fiery post-game comments. The team also breaks down the individual flair injected back in the game - as shown by Meath’s Jordan Morris. Philly and Conor talk about Dessie Farrell’s legacy and successor, and we ask how strong Donegal’s threat is ahead of their semi-final clash with the Royals. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB

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Indo GAA’s own Michael Verney is joined by Pat Spillane and Dick Clerkin on the line to discuss the blockbuster weekend that saw eight teams reduced to four in the gaelic football quarter finals. They dissect how Kerry manager Jack O'Connor hit out at critics of his side, the balancing act that is good punditry, as well as that scintillating 15 minutes from the Kingdom that saw the reigning champions Armagh dethroned. They also chat through the belief that Meath manager Robbie Brennan has instilled in his side, how Galway are becoming increasingly like Mayo under Pádraic Joyce, Tyrone’s resurgence with their young guns and Dessie Farrell’s decision to step down from the helm of Dublin. We’d love to get your thoughts on your overall listening experience, it only takes a minute, and your feedback helps us keep improving what we do. Plus, when you take part, you’ll be in with a chance to win a €500 One4All Voucher Just head to mypodcastfeedback.com and enter GAA

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John Mullane dials in with Michael Verney for this week’s Indo GAA podcast, looking back on Waterford’s first All-Ireland minor hurling triumph in 12 years. The lads also discuss the upcoming semi final pairings, where Cork are set to take on a Dublin side buoyed by their win versus Limerick, and powerhouses Kilkenny and Tipperary are set to battle it out. Who’ll come to the fore to emerge to the All Ireland final? Could you manage an opposition county? And most importantly, who would John like to see headline the next Glastonbury festival? Find out the answers to all of these questions and more on this week’s pod. We’d love to get your thoughts on your overall listening experience, it only takes a minute, and your feedback helps us keep improving what we do. Plus, when you take part, you’ll be in with a chance to win a €500 One4All Voucher Just head to mypodcastfeedback.com and enter GAA

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Pat Spillane and Dick Clerkin join Indo GAA’s own Michael Verney to reflect on the lay of the land heading into the All Ireland football quarter finals. They discuss Donegal’s statement condemning the scheduling of their games, and why they might have a case. The panel also talk about injury concerns for Galway, Dublin and Kerry, and provide their predictions ahead of the clashes in Croke Park this weekend. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB

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Michael Verney is joined by John Mullane on this week’s hurling edition of the Indo GAA podcast, where the semi finals are now set. The pair discuss how Niall Ó Ceallacháin’s Dublin overcame Limerick and where John Kiely and his men go from here. They also chat about the price of tickets heading into the latter end of the championship, and why Michael might owe Kilkenny an apology. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB.

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Colm Keys and Philly McMahon join Conan and Joe in studio to review the major talking points from the Gaelic football weekend, starting with Jim McGuinness’ comments after Donegal’s win over Mayo regarding the game’s venue. The panel also reflect on Dublin’s tactical evolution, Meath beating Kerry by nine points and what Shane Walsh brings to Galway Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB

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The three amigos of Verney, Eddie and Mullane are back together for this week’s hurling hit, starting with reaction to the Waterford team bus never arriving to collect the young Déise hurlers for their trip to Wexford. There’s also memories of the things that happen in the lead-up to games, including sleeping in baths. As for the championship, the lads talk about how the championship is lining up, and ask if the preliminary quarter-finals are fit for purpose. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB We’d love to get your thoughts on your overall listening experience, it only takes a minute, and your feedback helps us keep improving what we do. Plus, when you take part, you’ll be in with a chance to win a €500 One4All Voucher Just head to mypodcastfeedback.com and enter GAA

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Michael Verney is joined by Pat Spillane and Dick Clerkin to review an exhilarating weekend of gaelic football, as the group stages concluded. The lads discuss Mayo’s crash out of the All Ireland series, how Jim McGuinness has implemented a siege mentality within Donegal and the ‘shadow boxing’ game that was between Armagh and Galway. Elsewhere they examine Dublin’s lack of goals and two point scores, how Derry might consider themselves unlucky and Kerry’s collapse versus Meath. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB We’d love to get your thoughts on your overall listening experience, it only takes a minute, and your feedback helps us keep improving what we do. Plus, when you take part, you’ll be in with a chance to win a €500 One4All Voucher Just head to mypodcastfeedback.com and enter GAA

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Waterford hurler Stephen Bennett joins Joe for a wide-ranging interview, where Bennett took us inside his mindset as he battles injury to stay on the field for the Déise. Bennett also breaks down why Waterford weren't good enough to get out of Munster, and what the team must do to improve. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB

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Jeopardy is the name of this weekend’s football action as the final stage of the All-Ireland round-robin takes place. Dublin/Derry inconsistencies, Armagh’s mindset, Galway’s unfulfilled talent and Donegal’s need to gain momentum are all on the chopping block with Tomás Ó Sé Plus - where is the sweet spot with All-Ireland final dates and free-to-air games? Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB

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