Kieran Cunningham (Irish Daily Star) and Rory Keane (Irish Daily Mail) joined Neil Treacy for today's Sunday Paper Review

Joe Molloy is joined in studio by Cliona Foley of Off The Bench, and football writer David Sneyd to look through the Sunday sports pages, including the latest on the future of John Delaney and the FAI.

Colm Keys from the Irish Independent along with Kieran Shannon of the Irish Examiner joined Joe for today's Sunday Paper Review

Joe Molloy is joined in studio by Sinead O'Carroll of TheJournal.ie, and Sunday Independent columnist and Tony 10 author Declan Lynch to look through the best of the sports pages.

They discuss the challenges facing Manchester United's new permanent manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, reaction from Leinster and Munster's wins this weekend, and another big week in Irish football.

Joe Molloy is joined by football coach and writer Shane Keegan, as well as broadcaster and journalist Andy McGeady to look through the news of the day across the Sunday newspapers.

Dominating the agenda is the news of John Delaney's new role in the FAI, as well as reaction to the Republic of Ireland's 1-0 win in Gibraltar.

They also touch on the proposed new laws in rugby, Donald Trump cheating at golf, and performance coach Caroline Currid.

Neil Treacy was joined in studio by Ruaidhri O'Connor (Irish Independent) and Gavin Cooney (42.ie) to look at the back pages

Mick O'Keeffe of Teneo PSG and Hugh Farrelly from the Irish Mail on Sunday joined Neil Treacy for a look through the best stories in the back pages.

We discussed the future of print journalism, and interesting stories on former Irish rugby and Dublin gaelic football star Eric Miller, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer ahead of today's clash with Arsenal, GAA and Brexit, and stories around the Cheltenham Festival which kicks off this week.

Joe Molloy is joined in studio by Cliona Foley of Off The Bench, and Cian Tracey from the Irish Independent, to look through the Sunday sports pages.

Neil Treacy was joined in studio by Niall Kelly, Deputy Editor of The42.ie and Kieran Cunningham, Chief Sports Writer with the Irish Daily Star, for a look through the best stories in today's back pages.

GAA Congress, Croker lack of atmosphere, Italy v Ireland 1995 nostalgia, concussion worries and boxing coverage among the topics.

Joe Molloy is joined in studio by historian and author Paul Rouse, and Declan Lynch of the Sunday Independent, to look through the best of the Sunday sportswriting.

The panel move on the conversation of Declan Rice's decision to switch international allegiance to England, discussing how international sport has become "farcical" with it's rules in international eligibility.

There's also a discussion on Shane Lowry's big interview with Paul Kimmage in the Sunday Independent, and Philip Quinn's brilliant story of Manchester United legend Jackie Carey, who would have turned 100 years old this week.