Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show looking at the TG4 All-Ireland championships.

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We pay our respects to Monaghan team doctor Jimmy Carroll who passed away recently.

Darren and Niamh also look at the refereeing appointments for the All-Ireland finals next week; chat about Gaelic4Mothers&Ohters; Cliodhna Ní Shé, and victories for Armagh in Ulster, while Wicklow and Antrim book their Croke Park tickets.

We have reaction from Wicklow's 1-12 to 0-4 victory over Limerick in the TG4 All-Ireland Junior semi-finals with Wicklow wing back Aoife Gillen, manager Mark Murnaghan, and Limerick boss Donal Ryan.

There's two massive All-Ireland relegation deciders this Saturday and Darren and Niamh look ahead to both ties.

Tipperary and Tyrone battle for senior survival; while Fermanagh take on Limerick in intermediate attempting to avoid dropping to the junior ranks.

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the camogie magazine show featuring the All-Ireland championships and Nancy Murray Cup.

And we've been so busy enjoying the games coming thick and fast, we completely forgot to mark this special occasion.  Welcome to our 200TH SHOW!!!

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Darren and Killian look back at the news during the week including Ann Dalton's sensational return to Kilkenny, Croke Park hosting the All-Ireland semi-finals, and the continued progress of the Nancy Murray Cup.

We look back at last weekend's All-Ireland senior quarter-final double header in Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Kilkenny brushed aside Wexford's challenge; and Tipperary gradually held firm to defeat Waterford.

Our first All-Ireland adult final is this Sunday with Mayo facing Tyrone in the Nancy Murray Cup.  Before Darren and Killian preview that tie, we chat to Mayo development officer Ger O'Brien about the county's return and reaching four All-Ireland finals in 2021.

Then all roads lead to Croke Park and we look ahead to the All-Ireland semi-finals.  Galway's Niamh Hanniffy joins us before we get ready for their showdown with Tipperary.

And our final guest is Cork captain Linda Collins before we build-up for another major battle between Galway and Kilkenny.

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the camogie magazine show looking at the All-Ireland championships.

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Darren and Killian chat about the game's talking points - camogie's recent launch, their 30,000 Croke Park target, partnering with the ISPCC and the high standards on the field across all levels.

Great work is being put into Wicklow camogie with underage successes and their adult team back on the competitive calendar.  We chat to manager Sean Fleming ahead of the Nancy Murray Cup semi-final against Tyrone.

Most eyes will be on Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday for the All-Ireland senior quarter-finals.  We look ahead to Tipperary vs Waterford, and Kilkenny against Wexford.

There's also quarter-final clashes to look forward to at intermediate level.  We preview Derry vs Meath, but also wonder what to expect from Antrim & Kerry in the other game.

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Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show focusing on the TG4 All-Ireland championships.

Schedule:

Darren and Niamh look at all the major talking points over the week including:

We have reaction from Wicklow's 2-14 to 1-11 win over Derry, knocking out the Oak Leaf County.  Sarah Jane Winders, Mark Murnaghan and Odhran McNeilly join us.

And we look ahead to the big games this weekend including:

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the camogie magazine show featuring the All-Ireland championships.

Schedule:

Darren and Killian look back on dramatic final day of group games in the All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship as Cork are knocked out, Galway lay down a marker against Meath, and Kerry beat Laois in a winner-takes-all clash.

And Kerry camogie captain Áine O'Connor joins us to chat about that victory, their season so far, Munster junior success, and the upcoming All-Ireland quarter-final against favourites Antrim.

With still a few weeks to the All-Ireland senior camogie quarter-finals, the lads discuss how camogie is dealing with the challenges and are they making the most out of their promotional opportunities.

We discuss coverage of the lower tiers and the Nancy Murray Cup; why is the All-Ireland series without a sponsor; can harmony exist in future championship structures; and is there still club vs county divide following the split-season vote at the start of the season.

And we also take a quick look at some of the games taking place this week - Relegation battles (Down vs Offaly, Kildare vs Tipperary) along with one game in the Premier Junior Championship (Wexford vs Armagh).

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Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show featuring the TG4 All-Ireland championships.

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Darren and Niamh look back on the weekend's action including Carlow's win over Derry; Clare missing chances against Westmeath; Kildare finding the scores and Wexford's memorable journey.

We have reaction from last Sunday's TG4 All-Ireland intermediate quarter-final as Kildare beat Leitrim 1-11 to 1-7 with Grace Clifford, Daniel Moynihan and Hugh Donnelly.

A Monaghan under 16 footballer has written to the LGFA asking them to revisit their decision not to play an All-Ireland series.  Darren and Niamh discuss the current situation and ask why can't this happen?

Kerrie-Ann Walsh's letter - Making the under 16 & Minor All-Ireland Series happen.  Click HERE

And we look ahead to a bumper weekend of semi-finals as Laois face Wexford in Nowlan Park; and Croke Park hosts two senior ties including Dublin and Mayo.

We also preview Cork against Meath and chat about the controversy regarding the original decision to host the game in Tuam Stadium.

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Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show looking at the TG4 All-Ireland championships.

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Darren and Niamh look at the week's major talking points including Diane O'Hora's departure from Roscommon; Ciaran Curran stepping down in Waterford; and the SportsDaz.ie football rankings that see plenty of movement in the top 10.

We look back at the senior football quarter-finals that saw Meath, Cork, Mayo and Dublin advance and look at how the rules are being interpreted by officials.

And it's intermediate football quarter-final weekend where eight teams look to keep their championship ambitions intact.  We look ahead to all four ties.

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the weekly camogie magazine show looking at the All-Ireland championships.

Schedule:

Darren and Killian look back on a busy weekend of action as Dublin, Limerick and Clare ensured senior survival.

We also look at the championship draw, the new SportsDaz Rankings that sees Galway go top, and Ger O'Connell's resignation in Clare.

Laois beat Tipperary last week to put themselves back in intermediate championship contention and we hear from their manager John Desmond.  The lads also look ahead to this Saturday's winner-takes-all clash between Laois and Kerry.

Antrim suffered defeat to Cork and now must put Kildare to the sword to ensure staying in the competition.  The Lilywhites will have other ideas despite two defeat and Darren and Killian look at what to expect.

And the Nancy Murray Cup is running into problems with postponements and cancellations.  We give our views on where the tournament stands.

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the camogie magazine show looking at the All-Ireland championships and Nancy Murray Cup.

Schedule:

All six quarter-finalists have been confirmed in the All-Ireland senior camogie championship as Tipperary, Wexford, Cork, Waterford, Kilkenny and Galway take their place in the knock out stages.

The intermediate and premier junior comepetitions got underway as did the Nancy Murray Cup and we take a look at all them.

Kerry began their intermediate campaign victory by beating Tipperary.  The 2019 premier junior champions have been ascending the ranks in recent years and their manager Ian Brick joins us for a chat about the season so far and this Saturday's clash with Derry.

Darren and Killian preview that contest as the Oak Leaf County also commenced with a win over last year's semi-finalists Laois.

Carlow got off to a disastrous start agianst Galway and will look to make amends when they host title contenders Meath in Fenagh.  We take a look at what to expect from this meeting of Leinster rivals.

And SportsDaz continues its support of the Nancy Murray Cup as we preview Mayo vs Tyrone.  This could be a dress rehearsal for the final between two teams who excelled in the league.

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Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show looking at the TG4 All-Ireland championships.

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The All-Ireland senior and intermediate championships are down to the knockout stages and we look back on an exciting weekend that saw Donegal, Meath and Waterford advance in senior; while Westmeath, Wexford, Clare, Laois and Louth secured intermediate quarter-final places.

We chat to Donegal manager Maxi Curran about their season so far, what was learned from the league and this Monday's eagerly awaited showdown with All-Ireland champions Dublin.

Darren and Niamh give that clash the full rundown with TG4 All-Ireland senior quarter-finals taking place Sunday and Monday.  Can Dublin maintain the 5-in-a-row ambitions or will Donegal finally have their day?

Armagh and Meath promises to be an exciting shoot-out in Clones on Sunday; while Mayo and Galway on Monday in Castlebar looks the hardest game to call.  We break down both contests.

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