Jimmy and Fergal discuss whether it was a point gained or a point lost for Meath from their NFL Div 2 trip to Limerick on Sunday, while Fergal also caught up with manager Colm O'Rourke and one of the Meath goal scorers Mathew Costello. Also on this week's show the pair reflect on Meath's second win from three National Camogie League outings and they also run through the results from all the A FL action in Meath...all that and much more on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME

After a disappointing weekend for Meath teams in GAA action Jimmy and Fergal dissect where it all went wrong for Colm O'Rourke's footballers against Louth, for the Meath Ladies against Kerry in NFL Div 1 and for the Camogie team in Trim. It wasn't all doom and gloom as there was soccer success for Robinstown and the Ladies NEFL team, a new national record for Andrew Coscoran and Skijoring glory for a Navan pair....Be sure to tune in to this weeks TALK A GOOD GAME podcast

There was mixed luck against Ulster opposition for our hurlers and footballers last weekend and Fergal and Jimmy discuss where it went wrong for Colm O'Rourke's side in Derry and where it went right for Seoirse Bulfin's hurlers at home to Donegal. Fergal has interviews with Colm and Meath goalkeeper Harry Hogan, while the pair also reflect on the weekend for both the ladies teams in football and hurling.

It was all smiles in Meath Chronicle Towers this morning as Fergal and Jimmy sat down to discuss Meath’s hugely promising NFL Div 2 victory over Cork. As well as interviews with Colm O’Rourke and Mathew Costello the lads discuss the future of Meath football and the exciting style of play. They also reflect on Meath’s loss to Kildare in the Kehoe Cup and the Meath Ladies victory over Donegal. Join the lads as they bask in the rare glory of an excellent Meath win and victory.

Ready for another TALK A GOOD GAME podcast? Well we're ready for you. On this week's show Jimmy and Fergal reflect on last Friday's hugely successful and enjoyable Meath sports Awards. The pair also reflect on disappointing results for the Meath Ladies and the hurlers with exclusive interviews with Davy nelson and Seoirse Bulfin. With no sign of fixtures for the GAA knockout cups yet they also discuss the need for greater clarity when it comes to fixtures. Give us a click, you know you want to.

On this week's TALK A GOOD GAME podcast we hear from Meath senior football manager Colm O'Rourke, victorious hurling manager Seoirse Bulfin and disappointed Castletown joint captain Johnny Ginnitty following an action packed weekend of GAA. Fergal and Jimmy discuss Meath's new style of play in both hurling and football and look ahead to the sports awards which will be held on Friday 20th January

We’re spoiling ye this week for the new year with a special midweek bonus edition of TALK A GOOD GAME. On this special show we review two victories for Meath teams in the O’Byrne Cup on Wednesday night and in the Kehoe Cup on Thursday night, while Fergal also caught up with new Meath senior football manager Colm O’Rourke after the win over Carlow. Also on the show we look ahead to the sports awards, in partnership with Bective Stud, and discuss all the nominees. We hope you enjoy..

Maria Kealy is remembered by the lads on this week’s TALK A GOOD GAME and there is also a review of a mixed weekend for Trim with their hurlers losing out in the Leinster Club IHC final, while their soccer stars completed the double with a Challenge Cup final victory. All that and much more on this week’s TALK A GOOD GAME, including a quick look ahead to Castletown’s All-Ireland Club JFC semi final in the new year where they will face Kerry champions Fossa and the Clifford brothers.

When the two boys get going there's no stopping them. On this week's TALK A GOOD GAME Jimmy Geoghegan and Fergal Lynch discuss the success of the Trim hurlers who march on in Leinster. They reflect on Colm O'Rourke's first game in charge of Meath when they took on the Regional All-stars and they also look ahead to Leinster finals for Dunshaughlin and Castletown. There is also a discussion on the impact of coaching on young players and the excitment of the Meath Primary Schools finals. All that and of course soccer, darts and horse racing on this week's show...Have a listen now.

Plenty of debate and discussion on this week's TALK A GOOD GAME as Fergal vents his frustration on a number of topics including the Ladies GAA All-star awards. Jimmy looks back at the Leinster Club GAA action and there is also a deserved mention for the three Meath lads involved with the Republic of Ireland men's soccer team...tune in and join the debate