In the fourth episode of the second series, current players, James Hurley, Ivan Burke and Sam Dewey talk about hurleys with holes in them, a big win against St. Marys and loving the club more, the longer they play.

In part 2 of the third episode, Mick, Jimmy and Pakie talk about the big matches, the best rivals and the man who saved Pakies life

In part 1 of the third episode of this series, Mick Cadogan, Jimmy O'Sullivan and Pakie O'Neill, stalwarts of the club for years and members of a golden generation talk about the lengths Jimmy Ryan went to to get the underage GAA off the ground, losing helmets in Newcestown, breaking teeth and not being afraid of anyone

In part 1 of the second episode of this second series, Éoin O'Neill, Seán Sexton and Aaron Holland talk about where it all began, influential trainers, sing songs and parades. We talk about team bonding and how to bring out the best in them.

In part 2 of the first episode James Deasy, Denis Ryan and Séamus O'Brien talk about their contemporaries, the year when training clicked and why its important to make the most of it while you can.

James Deasy, Denis Ryan and Séamus O'Brien talk about legendary leaders, inspirational trainers and fathers taking Bulmers bottles off them. We hear about favourite rivals, the year of the best training sessions and the importance of making the most of it while you can, in this the first episode, of the second series of The Amber Dugout

In the final episode of this series, Marian, Lawrence and Oliver give an insight into being the secretary of a rural GAA club. 

From the small things to the big things, secretaries are heavily involved in part 1 they chat about, how they got voted in, everything that rolls around in their car boots, organising matches with other clubs and the great secretaries from other clubs that have helped them over the years.