Joe is joined by Will and Conor for a Tuesday edition of Bits & Bobs that covers the upcoming Keane/McCarthy film, the fallout from Damien Duff's Shelbourne departure and the latest Lions news. Whether you should get a personal trainer and Dublin's hurling renaissance are on the menu too. Email us at [email protected]

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Colm Keys and Philly McMahon join Joe and Conan in studio, where all eyes turn to the All-Ireland football quarter-finals in Croke Park next weekend. The panel discuss the potential depth of improvement in both Dublin and Tyrone, Galway’s goalkeeper turbulence, the blockbuster affair that will be Armagh v Kerry and the impact of fans at games. They also weigh in on which of the pairings have the potential to throw up a shock result next weekend and Louth’s accidental bus detour en route to their clash against Donegal. Our GAA Podcast coverage is with thanks to AIB.

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Joe is joined by Dan McDonnell to discuss Damien Duff's shock departure as Shelbourne manager. Less than one year after winning the league title, Duff stepped down on Sunday with Shelbourne's Champions League qualification campaign right around the corner. Duff's final morning as manager, his tumultuous last season and what the future holds for the Dubliner is all on the menu. Football on the Indo Sport podcast is brought to you by Sky Sports.

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Joe is joined by Eddie Brennan and Colm Keys to review Dublin's famous quarter-final win over Limerick and assess where Galway hurling is after their chastening defeat to Tipperary. Dublin's grit, Limerick's attitude and Galway's no show are all up for discussion. Whether it is now Cork's All-Ireland to lose is also on the menu. GAA coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is brought to you by AIB.

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Will Slattery is joined by Ruaidhri O'Connor and Cian Tracey to reflect on the Lions' shock loss to Argentina at the Aviva Stadium. Despite a packed crowd and a cracking atmosphere, a 'clunky' Lions performance was punished ruthlessly by Felipe Contepomi's men. The guys discuss the areas where the Lions fell short, Andy Farrell's ruthless assessment and the players who will be most worried after the opening night. Rugby on Indo Sport is brought to you by Energia.

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Joe is joined by Will and Sunday Independent Sports editor John Greene for a Friday Bits & Bobs that touches on the Gaelic football revival, the onslaught of Lions coverage and whether one county in Ireland is the most hated. We also had some great email(s) in about Jim Gavin's rules triumph and a few angry Cork and Meath people after some comments from Joe earlier in the week. Send us your emails at [email protected]

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Joe is joined by Rob Kearney to relive his Lions experiences on the 2009 & 2013 tours. Rob travelled to South Africa as a 23-year-old 16 years ago and looks back on the famous second test where he gave one of his best-ever performances. It was a different story four years later as injuries and form meant he was on the outside looking in - but had a front row view of Brian O'Driscoll's controversial omission. Rugby on Indo Sport is brought to you by Energia.

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Football is on the menu today as Joe is joined by Dan McDonnell to get the latest on Damien Duff and Stephen Bradley's rivalry while Jonathan Wilson stops by to discuss the Club World Cup's early problems. Dan covers Duff's recent anger towards the Shamrock Rovers boss as well as Drogheda missing out on Europe due to a UEFA ruling. Jonathan then explains why Gianni Infantino's club competition isn't drawing the crowds he would have liked in its early stages. Football on the Indo Sport podcast is brought to you by Sky Sports.

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Joe is joined by golf writer Alan Shipnuck to reflect on the decline of Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy's post-Masters comedown. Alan literally wrote the book on Mickelson and charts how fans have fallen out of love with the six-time Major champion since his move to LIV Golf. Alan then discusses his upcoming book about McIlroy, as he and Joe debate why the Masters winner has struggled for motivation since his triumph at Augusta.

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Joe is joined by Ireland star Beibhinn Parsons to discuss his long road back from injury ahead of the Women's Rugby World Cup in August. Beibhinn recounts how she broke her leg twice in quick succession late last year and the grueling road to recovery. Before that, Will pops into the studio to discuss the Lions team announcement for Friday's game against Argentina, with Tadhg Furlong back from injury. Our rugby coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is brought to you by Energia.

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