On today’s Podcast we’ll be joined by Skibbereen man Gordon Crowley to discuss stats and their place within the GAA.

Gordon has been involved in statistical analysis for Galway county sides for the past decade, playing a part in four All-Ireland minor wins and an U21 victory as well as being part of Anthony Cunningham’s backroom team when the county reached the senior final in 2012. 

We also breakdown the news that the GAA announced yesterday that the ‘2020 inter-county championships in hurling and football are "highly unlikely" to begin before the month of July’.

On today's Podcast we're revisiting the 1983 Munster Football Final between Cork and Kerry as part of our Classic Games series.

Joining Sports Editor Kieran McCarthy to review the game is John O'Connor, presenter of Sporting Cork on Cork City Radio.

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On today's Podcast we're revisiting the 1983 Munster Football Final between Cork and Kerry as part of our Classic Games series.

Joining Sports Editor Kieran McCarthy to review the game is John O'Connor, presenter of Sporting Cork on Cork City Radio.

Mick McCarthy’s second reign as Ireland manager has come to an end with former Dundalk boss Stephen Kenny set to formally take over the role on August 1st - but what does this all mean for Bandon’s Conor Hourihane and his future in a green shirt?

On today’s Podcast we’re be joined by Gavin Cooney from the42.ie to chat about Stephen Kenny’s appointment to the top job in Irish football.

There's also an update on our search for the best playing surface in West Cork.

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Mick McCarthy’s second reign as Ireland manager has come to an end with former Dundalk boss Stephen Kenny set to formally take over the role on August 1st - but what does this all mean for Bandon’s Conor Hourihane and his future in a green shirt?

On today’s Podcast we’re be joined by Gavin Cooney from the42.ie to chat about Stephen Kenny’s appointment to the top job in Irish football.

There's also an update on our search for the best playing surface in West Cork.

On today’s Podcast we’re revisiting the 2010 All Ireland semi-final between Cork and Dublin as part of our Classic Games series.

A resurgent Dublin under Pat Gilroy is what stood in the way of Conor Counihan's charges returning to the All ireland final having lost against Kerry the previous year.

Over the coming weeks we’ll be revisiting some of the greatest games in Cork GAA history and we want your input - so if there are any games you’d like us to review, please get in touch by emailing [email protected]

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On today’s Podcast we’re revisiting the 2010 All Ireland semi-final between Cork and Dublin as part of our Classic Games series.

A resurgent Dublin under Pat Gilroy is what stood in the way of Conor Counihan's charges returning to the All ireland final having lost against Kerry the previous year.

Over the coming weeks we’ll be revisiting some of the greatest games in Cork GAA history and we want your input - so if there are any games you’d like us to review, please get in touch by emailing [email protected]

On today’s Podcast we’re reflecting on the remarkable career of West Cork wrestling legend Danno O’Mahony.

Danno, who will be 70 years dead in November, will be known to most in West Cork for the statue erected in his honour in his home village of Ballydehob.

What many won’t realise, is just how big an impact he had on the world of American professional wrestling in the 1930s.

We're joined by wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter to chat about Danno’s exploits during the 30s.

PLUS we launch 'Pitch Perfect' as we bid to find West Cork's best GAA pitch

Follow our hosts on Twitter: @jayburgkk and @KieranMcC_SS

For more sports coverage from The Southern Star, visit https://www.southernstar.ie/sport

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On today’s Podcast we’re reflecting on the remarkable career of West Cork wrestling legend Danno O’Mahony.

Danno, who will be 70 years dead in November, will be known to most in West Cork for the statue erected in his honour in his home village of Ballydehob.

What many won’t realise, is just how big an impact he had on the world of American professional wrestling in the 1930s.

We're joined by wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter to chat about Danno’s exploits during the 30s.

PLUS we launch 'Pitch Perfect' as we bid to find West Cork's best GAA pitch

Follow our hosts on Twitter: @jayburgkk and @KieranMcC_SS

For more sports coverage from The Southern Star, visit https://www.southernstar.ie/sport

On today’s Podcast we’re going to count down the top 10 cork footballers of all time as chosen by one of the most knowledgeable football reporters in the game - Noel Horgan

Noel first saw the Rebels win a championship game in 1966 and he has been watching them closely ever since.

Noel’s list of the top 10 cork footballers was published in this week’s southern Star - which is available in shops across West Cork right now - and on today’s bonus Podcast we’re going to chat through his list.

Follow our hosts on Twitter: @jayburgkk and @KieranMcC_SS For more sports coverage from The Southern Star, visit https://www.southernstar.ie/sport

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