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Dessie Dolan joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to reflect on one of the shocks of the decade, as Meath downed the Dubs.

Armagh and Donegal, meanwhile, have set up a repeat Ulster final but can the All-Ireland champions finally get over the provincial line?

Speaking of All-Ireland champions, Waterford inflicted a surprise loss on the hurling ones - Clare - while Cork annihilated Tipperary, with Shane McGrath joining to discuss that and more.

There were wins for Galway and Kilkenny in Leinster, but the most significant one might have been at Parnell Park where Dublin - with some big calls going their way - over came Wexford.

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Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Enda McGinley and Michael Duignan. Former Tyrone star McGinley recalls playing Armagh three times 20 years ago and assesses whether Dublin might be vulnerable to a Meath shock outside Croke Park. Ex Offaly hurler and chairman Duignan on his county's fortunes and why he expects Munster to remain razor-tight.

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Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Shane McGrath and Ciarán Whelan to review the weekend's action. Whelan talks provincical football including the tactical impact of two-pointers for underdogs and the big teams, while McGrath picks apart the bones of a feast of Munster hurling openers and the lay of the land in Leinster.

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