After a few weeks hiatus TALK A GOOD GAME is back with a bang and a Tailteann Cup to celebrate. Join Fergal and Jimmy as they discuss how the cup was won and the impact the success could have on the future. We also have an interview with Colm O’Rourke and discuss the pride the Meath Ladies have brought to the county despite losing their All-Ireland crown

After a few weeks off Fergal and Jimmy are back with another edition of TALK A GOOD GAME and there's plenty to talk about. From Meath's recent upturn in football fortunes to next Sunday's Tailteann Cup semi-final against Andy McEntee's Antrim. From the departure of Davy Nelson to the All-Ireland champs defence of their crown against Waterford. From the stars on show at the Primary Schools finals to our soccer and running stars on the international scene...Another jam packed pod for your listening pleasure.

Plenty for our listeners to unwrap on this week's Podcast. We listen back to Joanne Cantwell's exchange with Donal Og Cusack and discuss the merits of the Tailteann Cup. As well as that we reflect on wins for Meath hurlers in the Christy Ring Cup and the footballers in the Tailteann Cup. We catch up with Seoirse Bulfin and Colm O'Rourke. We also look back at Trim Celtic's success in the Leinster Junior Cup and have interviews with heroes Brian Faulkner and Conor Gilsenan.

As well as a healthy debate about GAAGO, the Tailtean cup, the fortunes of the Meath hurlers and Ladies, Fergal and Jimmy also have interviews with Colm O'Rourke, Ronan Ryan, Seoirse Bulfin, Mary Kate Lynch and Orlagh Lally...all that and much much more on this week's edition of TALK A GOOD GAME

As well as looking ahead to next weekend's Tailteann Cup and Christy Ring Cup action Fergal and Jimmy reflected on a mixed weekend for Meath on the small ball front as the minor hurlers claimed the Peadar Laithain Cup, while the senior camogie side were well beaten, but not disgraced, by Dublin. As an aside the pair also reflect on last weekend's Darkness Into Light walks and discuss the importance of sport in mental health wellbeing...All that and MUCH MUCH more on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME

With a mix of sadness, frustration and anger Jimmy and Fergal sat down for this week’s TALK A GOOD GAME to discuss Meath’s devastating loss to Offaly in the Leinster SFC, why it happened, where Meath football is heading and how it can be improved. The pair also reflect on the hurlers loss to London in the Christy Ring Cup. There are interviews with Colm O’Rourke and Seoirse Bulfin, a look ahead to Meath’s Ladies Leinster SFC opener v Dublin and Robinstown’s Leinster Junior Shield final meeting with Sporting BJD…All for your ears to soak in.

After a couple of weeks hiatus the TALK A GOOD GAME podcast is back and once again it is jam packed as Jimmy and Fergal reflect on Meath’s Christy Ring Cup win over Mayo, lament the Camogs league final loss to Kerry and look ahead to next Sunday’s Leinster SFC clash with Offaly….another busy pod for your aural pleasure, we hope you enjoy.

Plenty to discuss and debate on this week’s TALK A GOOD GAME as Fergal and Jimmy differ on their views about whether Meath should play Sam Maguire or Tailteann cup football this summer. There is also indepth review of the loss to Kildare as well as the Camogie teams superb win over Derry

Fergal and Jimmy attempt to make sense of where it all went so horribly wrong for Meath against the Dubs last Saturday and they also reflect on another bad day at the office for the Meath Ladies. There was a win for the Meath hurlers and a decent Cheltenham for Meath connections, so tune in for react from Colm O’Rourke and Davy Nelson and analysis from the two lads….all now on TALK A GOOD GAME

Hard luck to O'Carolan College from Nobber: Well done to the Meath hurlers on reaching the league final: Best of luck to the Meath footballers against Dublin next weekend: all that and MUCH MUCH more is discussed on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME