In the third episode of Season 3 of The Golf Ireland Pod, host Meghann Scully chats to Adam Dalton ahead of the ISPS Handa Irish Open for Golfers with Disabilities at Roganstown.The Royal Jersey golfer who was born with a congenital limb deficiency (CLD) shares his golfing story, from hitting his first shot to competing on The G4D Tour, and why the ISPS Handa Irish Open is a special week in his calendar.Later in the pod, Meghann sits down with Oisín Jordan from Special Olympics Ireland as they are gearing up for the Ireland Summer Games later this month. Eastern Regional Director Oisín talks about the importance of the upcoming games, the golf event at Westmanstown, and the ways in which Special Olympics Ireland work with golfers and golf clubs across Ireland.Check out the pod now!

Meghann meets Alexandra Kearney!In the second episode of this season's pod, host Meghann Scully has a fascinating chat with Stackstown golfer Alexandra Kearney ahead of the Flogas Irish Girls' Amateur Open Championship returning to Corrstown Golf Club this weekend.In a wide-ranging conversation, Alexandra talks representing Ireland for the first time in 2025, tracking her heart rate out on course, her early days as a ballroom dancer, and future plans away from golf.

The Golf Ireland Pod is back with a new schedule, a new studio and a new host!

New host Meghann Scully will be bringing The Golf Ireland Pod to your ears and eyes once a month and will be chatting to a range of different guests from every aspect of Irish golf.

Kicking off the season, Meghann is joined by cousins David & Aodhagan Brady to look ahead to the Connolly Motor Group West of Ireland Men's Amateur Open Championship at County Sligo Golf Club. The pair have plenty of experience in the event and speak to what makes the West so special.

David & Aodhagan also talk about their own golfing influences, what it was like to see Rory McIlroy in his amateur days, and they also make their picks for the Masters.

This week we are joined by Communications and Media manager of Golf Ireland, Daragh Small.

Daragh joins to discuss his role at Golf Ireland and also joins to discuss his epilepsy diagnosis and how it impacts his life.

Daragh is running the Dublin marathon this weekend in aid of Epilepsy Ireland.

This week we are joined by Alan Lauder who discusses ecology and how golf courses sometimes get it wrong with biodiversity. He also discusses how golf clubs, big and small, can make easy changes for success.

Then Patrick, Nicola and Frances join to discuss the great work being done by the Play in Pink initiative and how important this discussion is for so many people in Ireland.

This week we are joined by avid golfer and Samaritans volunteer, Rory Fitzgerald to discuss Golf Irelands partnership with Samaritans and the amazing work they do.

Then Jim Young who is a Decarbonisation Consultant joins us to discuss how sustainable energy, climate change and how golf id working towards a greener future.

This week we are joined by Nick O'Loughlin who creates golf content online but is most recently knows for appearing on RTE's The Traitors.

We discuss his love for golf and what is like being on a hit tv show.

This week #GolfLikeMe advocate Majella Moynihan joins me to discuss getting into golf later in life and balancing a golf mad family.

Then Dundalk golf club captain, Gerry McDermott joins to discuss the club turning 120 and naming the 18th after an all time great. He also discusses Caolan Rafferty making history and the club hosting the All Ireland finals in Fourballs and Foursomes this weekend.

This week I am joined by South Of Ireland winner Jonathan Keane to discuss his amazing win at Lahinch.

We also check in with his prep for the North Of Ireland Championship which is underway currently and I ask him how it felt to be awarded 'Dog Of The Year' by golf journalist Dan Rapaport.

Valerie chats to father and son duo Len and Callum Hall, who stole the hearts of the nation after their joyous celebrations by the 18th green at the K Club on Sunday went viral.