Indo Sport

Gary Breen is on hand to recap the opening Premier League weekend on this Monday's Football Show. Football coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Sky Sports ⚽️

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Today's show centres around a notable anniversary as Joe delves back into the chaos and controversies of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. From positive doping tests to hotel arrests to glory and heartbreak in the ring, on the track and in the water, the Rio games had it all. Kieran Cunningham covered those two memorable weeks and joins Joe in part two to chat through an Olympics unlike any other.

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Joe is joined by Will and John Greene for a Thursday Bits and Bobs that covers the AFL's raid of GAA talent, Felix Jones' Springbok influence, Ireland's athletics boom & the decline of Match of the Day are all on the menu. Joe also explains how his golf game has taken a leap forward with the help of modern technology...

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Joe is joined by Damien Delaney and Gary Breen for a bumper Premier League preview ahead of Friday's kick off. Arsenal's favourites tag, new eras at Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea and Man United's tougher schedule are all on the menu. Damien and Gary also weigh in on Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid return and the next move for Troy Parrott and Evan Ferguson. Football coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Sky Sports.

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Joe is reunited with Dan McDonnell at long last to discuss a very newsy week in Irish football. Evan Ferguson and Troy Parrott's next move, a bad 10 days for Shamrock Rovers and Dan's take on the recent League of Ireland vs Premier League debate are all on the menu. Dan also weighs in on James McClean's dispute with Derry and Stephen Bradley's popularity among other managers. Our football coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Energia.

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Will and Conán join Joe for a Monday Bits & Bobs as the Community Shield wakes up our football brains. The missing details from Netflix’s ‘Mourinho’, Man City’s patience for Enzo Maresca and Troy Parrott’s potential Spanish move are all on the menu. Plus - Padel... the new LinkedIn, Boks v All Blacks this week, and is Rory McIlroy’s schedule setting him up to succeed? Let us know what you think - reach out to us on [email protected]

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Joe is joined by Cathal Dennehy to break down an amazing week for Irish athletics at the European championships in Birmingham. Kate O'Connor's emphatic heptathlon gold, Mark English's winning performance and Rhasidat Adeleke's unlikely silver are all on the menu. Cathal also discusses Andrew Coscoran's surprise bronze in the 1500m final - a former house-mate of his!

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Michael Verney is back on Bits and Bobs for a Friday chat with Joe and Conor McKeon that looks at Ireland's enduring love of the Premier League and Rhasidat Adeleke and Mark English's great night at the European championships. Michael also explains his Las Vegas 40th birthday plans and pays tribute to an Offaly legend. The lads also discuss a rough night for Shamrock Rovers in Albania after their heavy defeat.

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20 years ago, Mayo turned left after running out onto the Croke Park pitch and the Mill at the Hill was born. Joe is joined in studio by David Brady, the potential architect of the audacious gambit, and Senan Connell, who was playing his last ever game for Dublin. Before the lads discuss the colourful events of 2006, David explains the emotions he felt watching Mayo finally end their last wait for Sam Maguire last month. GAA coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by AIB.

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Will is joined by former Leinster out-half Ian McKinley to reflect on his journey from retiring at 21 after losing sight in his left eye to eventually playing international rugby for Italy.

Ian discusses the highs and lows of a comeback story that is truly unique in sport.

Rugby on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Energia, who are also supporting the Irish team as they prepare to travel to Japan for the Vision Impaired Rugby World Cup in October. To help raise awareness and funds for the team's journey, Ian McKinley is hosting a 12-Hour Kickathon at Energia Park on Saturday, August 22.

As part of the Kickathon, Energia and Indo Sport are giving a lucky listener the chance to win a private kicking session with Ian.

Whether you're looking to improve your own kicking game, gift a friend or family member, or your local rugby team, this is a unique opportunity to learn from the best, while supporting the Irish Vision Impaired Rugby Team on their journey.

To enter, simply visit this link 🏉 

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