Two-time All-Ireland winner with Offaly, Michael Duignan is our latest guest on The Clash Act Podcast, presented by Eddie Scally.

In this week's episode, we dive into

• the glory days of Offaly 
• what caused the decline 
• how will they fix it 
• club participation in GAA (numbers)
• more games 
• player burnout 
• Offaly hurling boss Michael Fennelly

Also some quickfire round questions

1. The minor championship changing 
2. The split-season calendar
3. Craic after games 
4. Camoige, LGFA & Gaa amalgamation 
5. Weight of the ball 
6. Referees
7. Management antics on the sideline 
8. Return to play following Covid-19

If you like what you hear, why not dip into the archives and listen back to some of the recent episodes where we deep-dive into careers of former Kilkenny hurling pair Eoin Larkin and Richie Power, All Ireland Champ with Kilkenny Denis Gaule, Carlow goalkeeper Brian Tracey, former Galway All-Star Eugene Cloonan or All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny and later hurler with Kildare, John Mulhall.

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Recent All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny and the 2020 Camogie Association/WGPA Players' Senior Player of the Year, Denise Gaule is our latest guest on The Clash Act Podcast, presented by Eddie Scally.

In this week's episode, we dive into

• Gaule's early career
• Secondary school and balancing studies with sport
• Missing out on the social aspects of college life 
• Her inter-county career with Kilkenny
• Losing and winning All-Ireland finals
• An amalgamation of all codes in the GAA

If you like what you hear, why not dip into the archives and listen back to some of the recent episodes where we deep-dive into careers of former Kilkenny hurling pair Eoin Larkin and Richie Power, Carlow goalkeeper Brian Tracey, former Galway All-Star Eugene Cloonan or All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny and later hurler with Kildare, John Mulhall.

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John Mulhall, All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny and in latter years a hurler with Kildare, is our latest guest in studio for The Clash Act with Eddie Scally. 

On this week's podcast we'll hear 

• how John keeps going during Covid times
• the disbanding of the CPA and issues that will arise
• looking back through Kilkenny's GAA yearbook for 1999
• Development squads in Kilkenny, Football in Kilkenny
• Coming up through the ranks of minor, college hurling and U21 level
• Those celebrations at Kilkenny's homecoming in 2011 and what actually lead to the end of his inter-county career with the Cats
• How social media can impact player performance
• His playing time with Kildare 
• Refereeing and more

If you like what you hear and you want more GAA stories, you can listen back to previous episodes including Kilkenny players Eoin Larkin and Richie Power, Galway's Eugene Cloonan, Carlow's Brian Tracey and more.

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On this week's edition of The Clash Act, we're sitting down with Naomh Eoin clubman and Carlow senior goalkeeper Brian Tracey to talk about life between the posts.

Over the course of an hour, you'll hear about

• New Carlow manager Tom Mullally
• Naomh Eoin's club past
• making the move from minor to senior
• the drawn game against Galway, Carlow Rising in 2020
• the need for more senior clubs in Carlow
• Science, diet, nutrition
• tactics in the modern game of hurling
• targets for 2021

and much more besides.

On this edition of The Clash Act, Eddie Scally is joined by eight-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny and Carrickshock clubman Richie Power.

Up for discussion

• Richie following in his father Richie senior's footsteps and hurling with his brother John
• His final game with Kilkenny in Croke Park
• Coping with injury
• Hurling in his early years from minor and U21 level. Did he do too much too young?
• Breaking into the Kilkenny team
• Great wins and hard defeats at club and inter-county level
• That club All-Ireland win with Carrickshock under the lights in Croke Park
• Richie's views on Limerick and Tipperary's inability to win back-to-back titles
• Referees, sweepers, VAR, the All-Stars and more

If you like what you hear, tell a friend and catch more interviews including former Galway All-Star Eugene Cloonan, Kilkenny's Eoin Larkin and more of late, all available in your favourite podcast app and online at scoreline.ie.

This week we're joined by former Galway All-Star hurler Eugene Cloonan, now manager of Graigue-Ballycallan in Kilkenny.

Over the course of an hour you'll hear from Eugene on

• his role with Graigue-Ballycallan in Kilkenny
• winning championships at underage grades and schools titles with Athenry Vocational School
• Success at minor and U21 level with Galway
• Club success with Athenry
• the All-Star team of 2001
• Injury and retirement in 2008
• Returning to the county fold as a selector in 2014
• where hurling is in 2021

and more besides.

For this episode and all things socially-distanced, Eugune joins Eddie Scally by phone to the KCLR studios. For previous episodes and to subscribe, 

Eoin Larkin's hurling career has been well documented in his biography, Camouflage.

The James Stephens clubman stepped away from the inter-county scene in 2016 with 8 senior All-Ireland hurling medals in his back pocket. While continuing to play club, he's recently moved into club management by taking over the reins at Ballinkillen in Carlow.

In the first of our 2021 series for The Clash Act, Larkin sits down with host Eddie Scally to talk about his path through the game of hurling, the benefits life in the army had on his career, the All-Stars, coping with self-doubt, retirement, Brian Cody, being outspoken on social media and his plans as a club manager.

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On The Clash Act this week we look at Dublin's All-Ireland senior football win and pick our highlights from the world of GAA for 2020.

Tullaroan's Shane Walsh joins us to talk about *that* game-winning score and emphatic post-match speech while Lisdowney's Claire Phelan shares her thoughts on Kilkenny's All-Ireland senior camogie championship win in December.

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It's episode 4 with Eddie Scally and Taggy Fogarty on deck for The Clash Act.

Up for discussion this week

• A review of the All-Ireland senior camogie championship final that saw Kilkenny beat Galway 1-14 to 1-11 under the lights in Croke Park.
• This weekend's All-Ireland senior football final between Dublin and Mayo with Roscommon great Frankie Dolan joining Eddie and Taggy for a chat
• A review of Limerick's 30-points chalked up in the win against Waterford to lift the Liam McCarthy Cup for 2020
• And a look at the Sunday Game's team of the year which raises a few eyebrows.

We're back in the studio this week and with two massive GAA finals happening this weekend, we're recording a little earlier too.

On the podcast this week

- Eddie & Taggy discuss last weekend's All-Ireland senior football championship results which see Dublin and Mayo battle for the Sam Maguire
- Wexford camogie legend Kate Kelly joins us to look at Kilkenny v Galway and chat about the LGFA, GAA and Camogie Association amalgamation
- Taggy clarifies his position on "Cody out" from earlier this week
- And we grab a look at this Sunday's All-Ireland senior hurling championship final between Limerick and Waterford.

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