Off The Ball’s Rachel Sheehan was in Croke Park for the launch of John West Féile 2026. She spoke with Galway’s Carrie Dolan about finding their consistency, summer hurling, and Cathal Murray committing to another year with the county.

Off The Ball’s Rachel Sheehan was in Croke Park for the launch of John West Féile 2026. She spoke with Dublin’s Leah Caffrey about those final moments of last year’s All Ireland final, and bouncing back after losing three All Irelands in a row.

The Football Pod is here, in the midst of the biggest week so far of the intercounty season - after the penultimate round of the league, we’re all gearing up for Round 7. Paddy, James and Tommy break down the games, and look forward to a blockbuster day of action next Sunday.

Chapters
(01:00) - Division 3 and 4 chaos tops a crazy sports weekend
(09:00) - Division 2 rundown as Meath and Cork take the driving seat.
(34:00) - Armagh beat Dublin - how and why.
(50:00) - Roscommon beat Donegal, Kerry’s scary display.

Thank you for tuning in, we'll be back next Monday breaking down all the action from the final round of the leagues.

On this week's Hurling Pod, All-Ireland winners James Skehill and Paul Murphy are with Will to chat about Tipperary's comeback win at Waterford, which has sent the Deise down to Division One B.

Was Andy Comerford justified in his criticism of Kilkenny? And did Galway sack Joe Canning?

The Hurling Pod on Off the Ball with Applegreen - helping you relax, recharge, and enjoy the journey ahead.

Tommy Rooney joins Eoin Sheahan, Arthur O'Dea, and Stephen Doyle for an extended version of tonight's newsround. The lads discuss the weekend's hurling highlights, including a damaging defeat for Kilkenny at the hands of Galway.

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All-Ireland winners James Skehill and Paul Murphy join Will O'Callaghan on this week's Hurling Pod to review the penultimate round of the League. 

They chat about an 'unacceptable' performance by Kilkenny as they were put to the sword by a young Galway team, as well as Limerick's impressive and efficient performance in seeing off the champions, Cork. 

And the GAA is potentially putting huge restrictions on the streaming of matches. 

The Hurling Pod on Off the Ball with Applegreen - helping you relax, recharge, and enjoy the journey ahead.

The Football Pod is back ahead of round 6 of the league - the lads take a look at the key games from all four divisions and some of the stories emerging ahead of a crucial weekend.

Chapters
(01:00) - Hurling, Rugby, Gareth Bale and golf lessons.
(04:00) - The 25/26 Club All-Stars
(09:00) - The Friday Night GAA question?
(16:00) - Div 3 breakdown - who’ll join Down?
(24:00) - Div 4 promotion chasers.
(29:00) - Croker double header: Meath-Tyrone, Dublin-Armagh
(40:00) - Louth-Derry, Cork-Kildare and Kerry-Mayo.

Thank you for tuning in, we'll be back next Monday breaking down all the action.

Hear from Brian Lohan & Keith Rossiter as Tommy Rooney brings you ALL of the reaction from Clare after The Banner edged out Wexford by three points.

Hurling on Off The Ball with Applegreen.

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Rachel Sheehan caught up with Cork Camogie manager Ger Manley to hear his thoughts following the Rebel county's first win in the Camogie Leagues this year. Rachel also caught up with Cork Captain Meabh Cahalane to get her reaction to an impressive away win

GAA on Off The Ball

What is it like to win 11 All Ireland medals in 12 years? Rachel Sheehan sat down with 7 time All Star Bríd Stack ahead of the launch of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association's new campaign, 'For the Love of Our Sport' to find out.

The Cork legend spoke of how getting a pat on the back from Eamon Ryan meant the world and the celebrations that followed Cork's first All Ireland victory in 2005.

The former GWS Giants player spoke about the current drain of LGFA players to Australia and her hopes for the future of the sport.