Damian Lawlor speaks with the three-time All-Ireland SHC medalist, the Tipperary legend Len Gaynor.

Damian Lawlor speaks with Meath hurler Stephen Clynch, the man regarded by many as so talented that he could have lined out for any of the top inter-county teams. Clynch recently announced his retirement having played for 15 years in his Meath jersey.

On this week's RTÉ GAA Podcast - Damian Lawlor speaks with former Sligo midfielder Kieran Quinn reflecting on the Yeats County's last provincial football championship success. Quinn spent eight years in the Black and White of Sligo. In recent years Kieran has developed his music performing and speaks about the transition

Damian Lawlor speaks with recently retired Kildare Footballer Emmet Bolton, who gave 10 years service in the Lilywhites jersey. Bolton holds the football Championship record as the highest scoring defender with 5 Goals and 33 Points in 57 Championship appearances. The 31-year-old reflects on his career in inter-county football

On this week's RTÉ GAA Podcast - Damian Lawlor speaks with the long serving Clare football goalkeeper Joe Hayes who has recently announced his retirement from the Inter County game.

Damian Lawlor speaks with former Carlow stalwart James Hickey, who believes that the influence and assistance from Kilkenny Hurling has been a positive for the Carlow revival. Also the outgoing President of the Camogie Association - Catherine Neary reflects on her three year term in the position.

Limerick legend Joe Quaid, the current Kildare hurling manager, on the introduction of Group games in the Munster and Leinster Championships.

Davy Fitzgerald is upbeat ahead of the 2018 Championship season and reveals the reasons why he delayed announcing his decision to take the Model County hot seat for another season.

Damian Lawlor visits a county that is looking to take a step towards football's top table in 2018, Tipperary.

Damian Lawlor visits a County that made quite an impression on the 2017 Football Championship - Carlow. Damian is joined by the Carlow Manager Turlough O'Brien, selector Tommy Wogan, team coach Stephen Poacher and former county player Brian Kelly. The Carlow backroom team fear the outcome of the new Super 8 format