Irish Examiner Sport

Louise Galvin, Cliona Foley, Therese O’Callaghan and Eoghan Cormican discuss the progress and problems for women's sport in 2020, the impact of the 20X20 campaign, their highlights and lows of the year, and their wishes for women's sport in 2021.Is it the end of the dual player?Would amalgamation into the GAA really solve all problems for camogie and ladies football?Will the pandemic affect women's sport more?Misogyny and abuse of female players.Issues around sponsorship and corporate responsibility.The need for men to be allies with female sportspeople.And much more...

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Paul Galvin sits down with Tony Leen to discuss everything from his brief management stint with Wexford to old battles with Cork's Noel O'Leary.From Colm Cooper to David Clifford, from the school classroom to the English language, from Wexford to Mayo, from regrets to football philosophies. As well as identifying the team-mate he’d want riding shotgun down a dangerous alleyway.

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Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers take a roundabout route to picking their team of the year, dish out a few Christmas presents to hurling's managers, and offer a song and a message to take us into a better 2021.In association with Renault Ireland.

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Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers take a roundabout route to picking their team of the year, dish out a few Christmas presents to hurling's managers, and offer a song and a message to take us into a better 2021.In association with Renault Ireland.

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Oisín McConville, Ciarán Sheehan and Stephen Rochford review the All-Ireland final and championship 2020 with Paul Rouse.In association with Renault Ireland.The lads ask where the final was won and lost, could Mayo have done any more, and were they hard done by with some key decisions?Plus, match of the year, moment of the year, player of the year, young player of the year and more.And what does the future hold for football and is some of the joy gone?

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Éamonn Fitzmaurice, Oisín McConville and Ciarán Sheehan join Paul Rouse to preview the All-Ireland SFC final.In association with Renault Ireland.The lads dig into the matchups, gameplans, kickout strategies and much more.Ciarán devises a Mayo gameplan to dismantle Dublin.While Oisín describes how Dublin are likely to snuff out the underdogs' challenge.And Éamonn describes how Mayo can avoid a repeat of previous mistakes against Dublin.

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TJ Ryan, Mark Landers and Brian Hogan review the weekend's hurling.In association with Renault IrelandThe lads analyse Limerick's magnificent All-Ireland final performance and ask are the new Kilkenny.Or are there even signs of another Dublin in the making in this 'green wave'?They break down the Paul Kinnerk masterplan and how the Limerick system has almost made the opposition irrelevant.And TJ salutes his neighbour John Kiely for his outstanding leadership.Plus the Joe McDonagh Cup final, the camogie final, the resumption of the underage competitions and the Fantasy Hurling Final Standings.

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TJ Ryan, Mark Landers and Ken Hogan preview the weekend's hurling with Anthony Daly. In association with Renault IrelandAll the matchups, tactics, puckout strategies, and gamechangers.The psychology of the Waterford famine and Limerick's quest for the seal on greatness.The hurlers of the year.The Joe McDonagh and the value of the biggest stage.The camogie final and the rise in standards.The resumption of the underage grades.A bit of racing and whatever else you're having.And of course, the Fantasy Hurling climax, with thanks to Butler Hurleys and Moran Hurleys for prizes.

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Oisín McConville, Ciarán Sheehan and Paul Rouse review the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals.In association with Renault Ireland.How Dublin's unshakeable culture was built and maintained.Can Mayo compensate for flaws with a manic approach?Plus the magic of Cillian O'Connor and the value or otherwise of a GAA warmup.

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Donegal coach and former Mayo manager Stephen Rochford joins Paul Rouse, Oisín McConville and Ciarán Sheehan to preview the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals.In association with Renault Ireland.

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