Ulster Head Coach Richie Murphy joins the show this week to break down Ireland's defeat to New Zealand at Eden Park, as Andy Farrell's side fell short in the final game of this summer's Nations Championship.

The team analyse where the game was won and lost, discussing Ireland's set-piece struggles, the physical battle, and the key moments that swung the contest in the All Blacks' favour. Richie also gives his assessment of Ireland's performance, highlighting the positives to take from the tour and the players who enhanced their reputations across the three-match series.

Plus, the lads reflect on what the summer campaign revealed about Ireland's squad depth, the competition for places, and the encouraging signs ahead of a huge season.

Ireland made it two wins from two, but it was far from a perfect afternoon as Andy Farrell's side were pushed all the way by a determined Japan.

Gavin and Conor are joined by former Ireland and Ulster scrum-half Paul Marshall to dissect the match, looking at Ireland's struggles at the set-piece, the impact of the new caps, and the players continuing to stake their claim in a competitive squad. Paul also gives his thoughts on the individuals who impressed, and where Ireland can continue to grow.

With Japan now behind them, the lads look ahead to next weekend's challenge at Eden Park and what Ireland will need to get right as they prepare for their biggest test on tour.

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Gavin Andrews and Conor Murray are joined by Ulster and Ireland centre James Hume to break down Ireland's dramatic 33-31 victory over Australia in the opening match of the Nations Championship.

The panel analyse the key moments that turned the game in Ireland's favour, from Hugo Keenan's outstanding return to Andy Farrell's half-time intervention and the composure shown in the closing stages. James also shares his experience of working under Andy Farrell, offering an insight into the Ireland head coach's man-management style and the standards he sets within camp.

Plus, the lads discuss Ireland's growing squad depth, who impressed most against the Wallabies, and what the win means ahead of next week's clash with Japan.

Gavin Andrews, Ian Humphreys & Tony McWhirter chat post match in Bilbao after both Ulster and Leinster lost their European Finals

Sam Monaghan joins Gavin Andrews and Lindsay Peat to look back on Ireland’s Six Nations Championship campaign. Sam gives insight into Ireland’s performance, key moments, and how the team developed throughout the tournament. She also talks us through her guilty pleasures, getting her cap number and the historic match at the Aviva.

Gavin and Lindsay are joined by Ireland international, Exeter Chiefs and Lindsay’s best friend Cliodhna Moloney‑MacDonald.

Gavin and Lindsay are joined by special guest Edel McMahon as they delve into a ruthless Irish performance in Belfast. They discuss the players performances, 'Irish Touch' and looking forward to the final game, against Scotland, in the Aviva Stadium.

Ireland Rugby Social is back with another great conversation from the heart of the game. This week, Gavin and Lindsay are joined by Ulster and Ireland international Brittany Hogan for an honest and engaging look at life in elite rugby. Brittany shares her journey from Ballynahinch to Dubai and being star struck in her first scrum against the Black Ferns and much more.

Gavin and Lindsay are joined by Lynne Cantwell - Ireland's most capped women's international, Grand Slam winner and a voice for progress both on and off the pitch.

Gavin and Lindsay are joined by Edel McMahon to reflect on how that contest unfolded, where the game was won and lost. We’ll hear reaction, break down the key performances, and ask what lessons Ireland can take from facing one of the tournament’s toughest opponents as we dive into France v Ireland here on the Ireland Rugby Social.