In this episode, we go from South Beach to North Florida to take in a wild range of sporting peculiarities. We begin by visiting a jai-alai fronton in Miami, where players are trying to keep the Basque game alive in the basement of a casino. We swing by Domino Park, where Miami’s elders are hanging out, before checking in on a group of Inter Miami fans who believe that success is close - if they fire Phil Neville.

We take the tri-rail up to Delray Beach to visit the Pillow Fight Championship and meet the fighters who have transitioned from MMA, jiu-jitsu and bare-knuckle fighting in order to swing a pillow.

Finally, it’s the Greyhound bus to Gainesville. The Gators are playing at the Swamp, where the fans are in a chaotic yet philosophical mood, and everyone is ready to belt out a bit of Tom Petty.

Before all that, there’s part nine of the Patagonian hitchhiking journey, as Eoin tries to save himself from Ramon’s disastrous u-turn attempt.

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Join Eoin Sheahan, Kathleen McNamee, and Stephen Doyle as they discuss the biggest sporting events over the weekend, including Crystal Palace's FA Cup victory, Limerick's thumping of Cork, as well as look ahead to tonight's Dublin derby between Shamrock Rovers and St Pat's.

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Welcome to Monday's OTB Breakfast Bite, your FREE bitesize taster of this morning's full Off The Ball Breakfast.

On this morning's show Ryan O'Dwyer and Sarah O'Donovan joined Ger Gilroy and Adrian Barry on the fallout from all the weekend's Munster hurling games.

And Alan Quinlan was in studio giving his thoughts on the eradication of the men's 7s programme plus a look back on Munster's defeat of Benetton on Friday night.

But this morning's Bite begins with reaction to Limerick's destruction of Cork.

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Ger Gilroy, Adrian Barry & Arthur O’Dea recap an action packed weekend of sport through the means off the Performance Rankings!

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John Duggan, Adrian Barry and Shane Hannon were in studio at the start of Sunday's Off The Ball, talking through the biggest stories of the afternoon.

Adrian Barry was joined on the Sunday Paper Review today by football journalist David Sneyd and former Tipperary and Dublin hurler Ryan O'Dwyer.

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The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball.

It was John Duggan, Shane Hannon and Cameron Hill on Saturday afternoon's Newsround, catching you up on all the day's main sporting headlines.

Keith Treacy, Colm Boohig and Dara Smith-Naughton are here to go through Friday Morning‚Äôs Papers ahead of the weekend, reviewing managerial changes, the FAI‚Äôs plan for an aligned calendar and John Duggan joins the lads to discuss day one of the USPGA Championship. 

Eoin Sheahan is joined by Nathan Murphy and Cameron Hill to discuss the latest news of the day.

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Hello ! And welcome to a brand new Off The Ball podcast - Word On The Street!

Every week, Susanna, Eve & Rachel take a major sporting event or topic and head to the streets to find out what you, the public, think.

Susanna bandwagons crying, everyone hates Dublin, and when Louth last won a Leinster SFC title... a pint of Guinness cost 1 pound 5 pence! It's episode 4, 'The Wee Underdog'.

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