Indo Sport

Joe is joined by Colm Keys, Donnchadh Boyle and Conor McKeon to discuss all the latest talking points in the football and hurling leagues. The lads start with hurling, where a consensus has emerged that Cork and Limerick are the two All-Ireland favourites ahead of the 2025 championship. The chat then turns to football, where a number of cranky Gaelic football managers have voiced concerns about the new rules, while the panel also discusses how big a bearing the wind is having on matches and who is looking good at this time of year

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Journalist Jonathan Wilson assesses the state of play at Manchester United as Jim Ratcliffe, Ruben Amorim et al conspire to lurch from one landmine to the next. The lads also look ahead to a tasty slate of Champions League action, and debate whether or not Jean-Philippe Mateta's grim injury will spark a change in how goalkeepers are governed. Football on the Indo Sport podcast is in association with Sky Sports.

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Indo Sport’s Dan McDonnell joins Joe to recap the weekend that was in the League of Ireland, as champions Shelbourne played out a 1-1 draw with Shamrock Rovers. The lads also discuss the latest fallout from Ian Harte’s comments last week, and how – in an era of vocal characters in the League of Ireland – the FAI have lost control of the Irish football discourse. Our football coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is in association with Sky Sports.

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Joe, Will and Conor team up for this Friday Bits & Bobs where we get through some of the emails that have come our way this week. The team also break down the odd nature of Garry Ringrose’s ban, react to news that Clare have sold naming rights for Cusack Park, and read through the growing war of words between Ian Harte and Stephen Kenny. You can subscribe to our dedicated Indo Sport YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/@IndoSportPodcast

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Joe is joined by Ruaidhri O'Connor and Andrew Conway to discuss the triple international retirement of Peter O'Mahony, Cian Healy and Conor Murray after the Six Nations. Ruaidhri sums up the careers of the three Ireland legends while Andrew gives an insight into what it was like sharing a dressing room with the trio. Andrew also breaks down the mindset that has made Felix Jones a top coach, while Ruaidhri has all the latest on Munster's appointment of Clayton McMillan as their new head coach. Our rugby coverage is brought to you by Energia.

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Slovenia’s surprising 4-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland women’s team has made Irish football ask where the squad currently sits early in the Carla Ward era. Former international Méabh De Búrca and Irish Independent soccer writer Seán O’Connor join Joe to run the rule over an international break that may force the Ireland team to press the reset button. Football on Indo Sport is brought to you by Sky Sports

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32 years ago, eight-time Grand Slam champion Monica Seles was stabbed during a tennis match and the 19-year-old's life was never the same. Joe is joined by Jon Wertheim of Sports Illustrated to reflect on the shocking moment, what it meant for Seles' career and that whole era of tennis. The jumping off point for the chat are the uncomfortable parallels between Seles' situation and the recent incident involving Emma Raducanu and a fan in Dubai who exhibited 'fixated behaviour', with the English star previously the victim of a stalking incident in 2022.

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Joe is joined by Will and Conor for the latest episode of Bits and Bobs. Joe starts off by reading an email about an Offaly listener's quest to make it to the Super Bowl for his 40th birthday. David Clifford's magical hat-trick, the debate around Ireland's out-half and Man United's cost-cutting are all on the menu too. You can email the show at [email protected]

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Joe is joined by Colm Keys to discuss all the talking points after GAA Congress last weekend. A new football championship structure is coming in 2026, GAAGO has been replaced by GAA+ while a potentially 'catastrophic' demographic problem is brewing for the association.

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Former Ireland outhalf Ian Madigan joins Joe to recap a hard-fought win for Simon Easterby’s side in Cardiff, and to break down the sizeable task which lies ahead against France. Rugby coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is in association with Energia.

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