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Will O'Callaghan is joined in studio by Cameron Hill and former LOI and EFL football player Eoin Doyle to bring you all the talking points on a day full of news from around the sporting world including the return of Tyson Fury, Bundee Aki being dropped from the Ireland squad to play France next week and a huge night of Champions League football ahead with 18 matches taking place at once.

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Ger Gilroy, Colm Boohig & Arthur O’Dea run through some busy morning headlines, as the lads touch on Djokovic's retirement win in the quarter-finals at the Australian Open, tonight's Champions League & more.

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Cameron Hill and Mick McCarthy join Eoin Sheahan in studio for Tuesday’s Newsround, as Connacht have announced the signing of Will Connors from Leinster for next season. There’s also updates from the Australian Open, while Bohemians have signed Senan Mullen to a season-long loan.

Join Matthew Brennan, Ben Symes and David Wilson as they delve into the biggest stories this week in the world of Irish football.

Alan Browne has had one of the better seasons of the Irish players in the English Championship and Matthew calls for his inclusion in the next ROI squad.

Also Matthew goes through his Irish EFL team of the week, and what players could step up in the future to don the green shirt.

Eiran Cashin's resurgence at Blackburn Rovers is a positive but how high is his ceiling?

Owen Elding is the latest young prodigy to make the move across to the UK, but did the Bit O'Red get hard done by a measly transfer fee?

Jack Moylan has made the move in recent years, and is finding his feet at Lincoln City.

There is debate around summer football and the FAI pathways plan.

Is there enough investment into football facilities in the country?

Do other sports hold too much sway over football in the country, and why can't we all just get along?

And with Donald Trump's America continuing to grab the headlines globally, we ponder do we even need to be there at the World Cup in the first place?

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Colm Boohig sits down with the ever-fascinating John Bishop ahead of the release of ‘Is This Thing On?’ -  a movie inspired by his life, starring Will Arnett, Laura Dern & Bradley Cooper, among others!

There’s chat around the movie itself, John’s favourite comedians, his love for Tommy Tiernan as well as love for Liverpool - and how impressed he was with Ronnie Whelan!

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Ger Gilroy, Colm Boohig & Arthur O'Dea run through Tuesday morning's papers as they discuss Bruno Fernandes' future, the decrease in the number of youth sports during the months of November-March in Ireland.

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It's Monday and you know what that means, folks! Here's an extended Newsround with Eoin Sheahan, Keith Treacy, and Stephen Doyle (plus Tommy Rooney from 7:30pm). They will bring you through the biggest sporting news stories of the past few days, including some Premier League drama, Six Nations injury worries, and football league reaction

Ger Gilroy, Colm Boohig and Arthur O'Dea discuss the weekend's sporting action which included Manchester United's shock win over Premier League leaders Arsenal, with Manchester City and Aston Villa closing in on the North London club. The lads also react to the opening weekend of the GAA Leagues with reigning All-Ireland Champions Kerry beating Roscommon at the Buzzer.

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Adrian Barry is today joined by Su Carty and Kieran Shannon on The Sunday Paper Review to chat through the biggest stories and best sportswriting across the back pages!

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Happy Friday, folks! Join Colm Boohig, Shane Hannon, and Arthur O'Dea as they go through increasingly inane conversation topics such as strong men handshakes, volley-gates, Champions League hypotheticals, most popular boys names in 1993… and also look at some actual sporting news! They give an update on the Australian Open, react to Casemiro who is due to leave Man United this summer, and their footballing cult heroes

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