We have a massive 1 hour and 25 mins episode of TAGG this week for all our keen listeners. The lads preview the big Leinster Final clash this Sunday against Louth and we also hear from Robbie Brennan and Eoghan Frayne. The lads look back at Meath Ladies win over Kildare ahead of their Leinster Final clash with Dublin and we also hear from Shane McCormack. The lads look back on defeats for the u-20s and minors and look ahead to the Meath hurlers crunch clash with Wicklow this Saturday.

Here it is folks, the TAGG episode you have all been waiting for!!! 15 years of suffering is over...Meath have finally beaten the Dubs, and the two lads are happy to tell you all about it. We also hear from a delighted Robbie Brennan, review the Meath Hurlers fantastic win over Derry and look ahead to what will be another busy week for Meath sides.

After a busy week, we have another bumper episode of TAGG for our listeners. The Meath hurlers got back to winning ways on Saturday against Tyrone. The Meath Ladies were beaten by Dublin in the opening round of the Leinster Championship. There was wins for the Meath u-20's and the Meath Minors over Wexford and Longford while Meath camogie fell to a narrow defeat at the hands of Kilkenny. The lads run through all the main talking points from the action over the last week and we also hear from Meath hurling manager, Johnny Greville.

This week on TAGG, Tom and Fergal discuss Meath's seven-point win over Offaly including reaction from Robbie Brennan. The lads reflect on the Meath hurlers loss to London and also on defeats for the U-20 footballers, minor footballers and minor hurlers. The lads wrap up proceedings with a ramble about Rory McIlroy's Masters victory and media access to sports stars.

This week on TAGG, Tom and Fergal discuss Meath's routine victory over Carlow and the ongoing saga surrounding the circumstances of Martin Corey and Joe McMahon's departure. We also have interviews with Robbie Brennan and Sean Rafferty. The lads also discuss fantastic victories for the Meath u-20 Footballers and Minor Hurlers. They also touch on defeats for the u-20 Hurlers and Navan RFC. All this and more on this weeks episode of Talk A Good Game.

This week on TAGG, The lads discuss the shock exits of Martin Corey and Joe McMahon from the Meath senior footballers management team. They also reflect back on some fantastic victories for the Meath u-20's, the Meath Minors, the Meath Ladies, Meath Camogie and Syddan in the Tailteann Cup final. All that and much more on this weeks episode of Talk A Good Game.

We may be a day late, but this one is worth the wait! We have a bumper episode of Talk A Good Game ready for the listeners. This week, the lads reflect on all four performances of our senior inter-county sides that were in action this week. There are also interviews from Robbie Brennan and Johnny Greville. We also dive into some of the action behind and ahead of us for the underage county sides.

This week on TAGG, the lads discuss all the Meath success at Cheltenham last week including Inothewayyourthinkin's Gold Cup victory. They also reflect on a disappointing Meath performance against Monaghan and a fantastic win for the hurlers over Down. All this and much more on this weeks episode of Talk A Good Game.

This week on TAGG, Tom and Fergal pay tribute to the late Brendan Cummins who gave so many years of service to Meath GAA. Brendan bonded with many GAA fans across the county through the years with his passionate commentary on LMFM. The lads also discuss the Meath hurlers loss to Derry on Saturday, they look ahead to what will hopefully be a successful week at Cheltenham for Meath connections and of course preview that big game next weekend against Monaghan.

A bumper episode of TAGG this week, nearly an hour and a half!!! The lads chatted about the Meath footballer's win over Westmeath including that buzzer-beater goal and Robbie Brennan's comments about the new rules. They also discuss the losses suffered by the Meath Ladies, the Meath hurlers and Meath Camogie. The lads look through some other features in this week's paper including a Cheltenham Festival four-page special and transfer news on Jamie McGrath.