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Joe, Will & Ronan bring the energy to this Thursday edition of Bits & Bobs, where your emails inspire debate over GAA ticket pricing, scoring in hurling and Davy Fitzgerald. Meanwhile, the team break down Caoimhin Kelleher’s next move, Manchester United’s episode in Malaysia (with added Ruben Amorim honesty), the Club World Cup’s impact on rugby, and how the world is starting to zero in on Rory McIlroy’s mentality … again. Plus - did someone say Knicks fever? Someone who is not a complete unknown has grabbed our attention. As regular listeners to the podcast will know, we’re always keen to get your feedback & input on the episodes we do here on Indo Sport. On that note, the Irish Independent are running a survey at the moment across the entire podcast network. It only takes a minute to complete, and your feedback will help to inform the Indo’s approach around various podcasts. Plus, when you take part, you’ll be in with a chance to win a €500 One4All Voucher. The link to the survey and all relevant details can be found in the description to this episode. Just head to mypodcastfeedback.com, and enter the relevant code: - RUGBY for Indo Sport Rugby 🏉 - GAA for Indo Sport GAA 🏐 - FOOTBALL for Indo Sport Football ⚽️

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Following his acclaimed biography of Roger Federer, renowned tennis journalist Christopher Clarey turned his attention to the life and times of Rafael Nadal in his new book 'The Warrior'. Chris, who has followed Nadal’s career since the prodigious early years, draws on two decades of interviews with the man himself, his inner circle, as well as fellow tennis greats like Federer and Novak Djokovic. He joins Joe on today's episode of Indo Sport to recap the Spaniard's unique ascent, and the ebbs and flows which shaped that career.

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Joe is joined by French football journalist Philippe Auclair to discuss PSG's transformation from underperforming Galacticos to Luis Enrique's hard-working young guns on the verge of winning the Champions League. Then Meabh De Burca chats to Joe about the Ireland women's team's upcoming Nations League double header against Turkey and Slovenia, as Carla Ward still looks to get the best out of her team. Football on the Indo Sport podcast is brought to you by Sky Sports.

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60 years ago this week, a photograph widely considered to be sport's gold standard was captured. It depicts Muhammad Ali [then Cassius Clay] standing imperiously above long-time foe Sonny Liston, who lays strewn across the canvas in Round 2 of their 1965 rematch. On today's episode of Indo Sport, we take A Closer Look at the story behind that photograph, and why the picture it paints is not quite what it seems. If you'd like to get in touch with the show, email us at [email protected] ✉️ You can subscribe to our dedicated Indo Sport YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/@IndoSportPodcast 📹

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Joe, Conan and Ronan assemble for this Monday Bits & Bobs after a weekend filled with action - and emails! Hurling’s provincial stutter, Armagh’s battle with Derry, and Davy Fitzgerald’s commute are all on the GAA menu, while the team also spin through Katie McCabe’s celebrations, Trent’s Anfield goodbye, and Joe updates us on his trip to Manchester. If you'd like to get in touch with the show, email us at [email protected].

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Joe, Conan and Conor team up for this Friday Bits & Bobs, where there is much sporting action to anticipate (and let’s hope Conor doesn’t get a slagging for his markings this time) The team discuss the end to camogie’s skortgate controversy, Colin Healy’s comments on his departure from the FAI, and memories of Old Trafford, and where Manchester United stand now as the fall-out continues. Email us at [email protected]

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Mossy Quinn joins Joe in studio to talk about his move from the GAA world to becoming the CEO of League of Ireland outfit Shelbourne. Challenges facing Tolka Park, the effect of Damien Duff’s comments and the need for co-operation on academies. Football coverage on Indo Sport is brought to you by Sky Sports. If you'd like to get in touch with the show, email us at [email protected].

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Joe is joined by a double helping of Delaney as Damien and Miguel reflect on Spurs' Europa League final win over Man United. Ange Postecoglou backing up his trophy talk, Ruben Amorim's tactical stubbornness and why Man United might need to contemplate a 'nuclear option' in their rebuild of the club. Our football coverage on Indo Sport is brought to you by Sky Sports.

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Joe is joined by Ruaidhri O'Connor and Ian Madigan - who is finally back on the show after his holiday - to discuss all things rugby. Ian gives his view on Leinster's Champions Cup collapse and the intricacies of playing rugby in France while Ruaidhri has the latest on the demise of the Ireland men's Sevens team - which he says is a 'political decision' from the IRFU. Our rugby coverage on Indo Sport is brought to you by Energia. 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 Rugby.

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Serial All-Ireland winner Tomás Ó'Sé makes his Indo Sport podcast debut as he reviews Dublin's statement win in Salthill, and where the result leaves beaten All-Ireland finalists Galway. We also get a heat check on Kerry 2025, and delve into which teams have adapted best to the new rules. Tomás also lays out why the ferocity of the Ulster teams has set them apart to date, and why we may need to recalibrate our expectations of Mayo.

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