Wooly is joined by Alan Brogan and Colm Cavanagh to review the weekend's football. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roscommon's outdated tactics, old school Armagh & Cluxton messing

The GAA Hour is Ireland's leading GAA podcast. Join Dan Casey, Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre each week to look at the biggest talking points from across hurling and football. The lads look back on the weekend's action, debate the biggest issues in the game and hear from real GAA fans to get their thoughts.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dan, Aaron and Enda get stuck into the GAA action from across the weekend. They start with a mass debate over which championship is better, Munster hurling or Ulster football. 
They decide how to fix the Leinster football championship. They then turn to the past weekend's action of uneventful football before Dan focuses attention towards the Munster hurling!
They chat Colm O'Rourke's hat in Take Your Point, and we ask how to sort out the Leinster championship poor in this week's Player Problems.
All this and more, on this episode of the GAA Hour! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fixing Leinster football, Munster hurling is here and will rugby fans get lost on the way to Croker?

Dan, Lee and Niall get stuck into the GAA action from across the weekend. They start with the news over the weekend that the camogie association ruling out a change from skorts to shorts, and the controversy surrounding that decision. 
They crack into the Allianz Hurling League final between Clare and Kilkenny with Clare coming out on top in horrid hurling conditions. They turn to the first weekend of championship action in the football, with Cavan shocking Monaghan in Clones to go through in Ulster. They chat about the return of Rory Beggan to the Monaghan set-up and the impact that might have going forward. We hear from Cavan and Monaghan fans from that game, as they tear into each other. 
They chat GAA celebrations in Take Your Point, and we ask how to fix the GAA's poor attendances in this week's Player Problems.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clare clinch the league, Cavan shock Monaghan and fixing GAA attendances

Dan Casey is joined by Lee Costello and Niall McIntyre as they look back on the bank holiday weekend of GAA and the conclusion of the Allianz Football Leagues in Croke Park. They discuss the classic between Derry and Dublin, the brilliant performance from Derry to clinch the league and the penalty drama to conclude the game. They chat penalties in general and whether they should be used to decide a GAA match, with the podcast listeners getting in on the action as well. And Armagh take a beating in our 'Take Your Point' segment this week, with Donegal scoring late on to win the Division Two title.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Derry clinch the league, the great penalty debate and Donegal win snooze-fest in Division Two

Dan Casey was joined in studio once more by Niall McIntyre and an embarrassed Lee Costello.
The lads go through all the weekend’s action, which included the relegation battles in the Allianz league, goalkeeping howlers, jerseys ripping left, right and centre, Kilkenny wanting to win everything, Tyrone's humiliating defeat to the Dubs and we put it to you, the GAA Hour public about whether or not Croker should play host as a Liverpool fanzone.
All this and more on this week’s GAA Hour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Klopp in Croker, flop in Kildare and is there an award for having the worst fans?

Dan Casey was joined in studio by Niall McIntryre and a resurgent Lee Costello.   The lads go through all the weekend’s action, which included Seanie O’Shea’s bicycle fist, Heneghan’s stamp on Foley, Clifford Catchers, a quick mass-debate on the Europa League fanzone in Croker, poor hurling league attendances, the best partnership in GAA, and a Cork All Ireland double!   All this and more on this week’s GAA Hour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roscommon's outdated tactics, old school Armagh & Cluxton messing

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