Former Monaghan footballer Kieran Hughes and ex Limerick hurler Niall Moran join Damian Lawlor to look ahead to the weekend's All-Ireland SFC ties and provincial hurling championship action while Wexford's Ursula Jacob reacts to the special congress vote on skorts and previews the start of the O'Duffy Cup.

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Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by former Kilkenny star Jackie Tyrrell and ex-Offaly forward Nigel Dunne to look ahead to the weekend's Gaelic football and hurling championship action.

League champions and former All-Ireland favourites Cork need a result against Waterford to avoid a Munster SHC stage exit while Dublin and Galway meet for what is effectively a Leinster semi-final.

In football, there are two tasty Ulster derbies in the shape of  Donegal v Tyrone and Armagh v Derry while Leinster finalists Louth and Meath are back in action, against Monaghan and Cork respectively. 

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Shane McGrath joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look back on a commanding victory for Limerick over Cork.

The Rebels, some people's favourites for the All-Ireland, now have to avoid defeat against Waterford to save their summer.

Tipperary might be back while the Dubs once again couldn't get one over the Cats.

Éamonn Fitzmaurice joins to discuss impressive wins for Cavan and Dublin in the All-Ireland group stages, while the quality of the Connacht Championship might be in question.

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 Tomás Ó Sé joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to weekend one of the All-Ireland football championship.

Dublin enter the race without provincial medals in the back pocket for the first time in 15 years - can they rekindle their season against one of the favourites, Galway?

Kerry and Mayo also begin their campaigns against Roscommon and Cavan respectively.

In hurling, Neil McManus casts his eye over the meeting of two All-Ireland favourites, Limerick and Cork.

Waterford and Tipperary lock horns to decide who might come third in Munster, while Kilkenny will hope to keep a resurgent Dublin down in Leinster.

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Dessie Dolan joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look back on a bountiful provincial weekend for Donegal and Louth.

The celebrations will continue into this week, especially in the Wee County, but the All-Ireland race is only just beginning.

The battle for the Liam MacCarthy is very unlikely to include defending champions Clare, after the Banner were beaten by Tipperary at the weekend.

Shane McGrath joins to look at that game, and wonders if the Dublin hurlers might finally be about to ditch the bridesmaids tag in Leinster.

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Recently retired Offaly footballer Nigel Dunne and Anthony Daly join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to preview the weekend's action.

Nigel reflects on his own 15-year career, which spanned Dublin's utter dominance of Leinster, and accepted that he was leaving just as Offaly football and the game in general (courtesy of the new rules) look to be on an upward trajectory.

He also previews the Ulster and Leinster finals and takes a look at the Tailteann Cup.

In hurling, Dalo is just about backing his native county to prevail in the 'knockout' clash of Clare and Tipp in Ennis on Saturday evening. While the reigning All-Ireland champions are contending with injuries, Tipp are battling apathy once more after the heavy defeat to Cork.

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Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill are joined by Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Shane McGrath to review the weekend's action. Fitzmaurice chats Galway's four-in-a-row in the Connacht SFC after overcoming Mayo as well as his own native Kerry's Munster SFC final victory over Clare, while McGrath reacts to the Limerick hurlers' win over Waterford and discusses the skorts issue in camogie.

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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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