Meath legend Graham Geraghty joined William Hill's The Square Ball this week and what an excellent conversation it was with the two-time All-Ireland winner.

The interview touches on his health scare a few years ago and briefly looking at the upcoming games this weekend, before delving back into his entire career which was eventful to say the least.

On William Hill's The Square Ball this week, Dave and Ashling were joined by none other than Galway's much-beloved, Cyril Farrell.  

Farrell discusses how he first made his mark as a coach and manager, most famously leading the Galway senior hurling team to three All-Ireland titles in the 1980s (1980, 1987, and 1988), a golden era for the county. As well as growing up in a sports mad area in Galway.

There's a yarn or two thrown in as well!

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00:00 - Introduction
04:00 - Early life and Great School Story
11:00 - Galway Manager
21:30 - 1980
31:00 - "Good Hurlers"
36:00 - Stepping Away
41:00 - Tough Decisions
46:00 - Winning
51:00 - Tony Keady
59:20 - Galway Hurlers This year
1:05:00 - The Modern Game

William Hill's The Square Ball is back again and this week Donegal's Eamon McGee is the guest in studio.

Eamon was renowned as one of the best defenders in the country during his stint with Donegal from 2004 until 2016, winning an All-Ireland, three Ulster Titles and a League Title along the way.

While there's a small chat about the games this weekend at the beginning of the episode, it's not long before talk turns to Eamon's remarkable career as well as his analytical and articulate takes on life.

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It's safe to say we were in the presence of hurling and football royalty this week as Jimmy Barry-Murphy joined William Hill's The Square Ball in studio.

Across both codes, Jimmy has seven All-Irelands, 12 Munster titles, three League titles and seven All-Stars, making him one of the most illustrious players to ever take the field in hurling and football.

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There's very little left to say about Chrissy McKaigue that hasn't already been said. After his retirement from inter-county football last year at the age of 35, he left with two Ulster titles, an All-Star and league medals from all four divisions, a feat that nobody else in Gaelic football has achieved. If you were a forward playing Derry and say McKaigue coming your way, you knew you were in for a tough afternoon. Enjoy The Chrissy McKaigue episode of William Hill's The Square Ball.

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The great Peter Canavan was in The Square Ball studios this week and what a treat it was to look back over the amazing career of one of the greatest of all time. From underage all the way to the steps of the Hogan Stand, Canavan was always a leading figure for his teams on the way to their success.

00:00 - Introduction
02:30 - Underage
23:00 - The 90s
39:00 - Mickey Harte and 2003
53:30 - 2005 Season
1:02:00 - Kerry/Tyrone Rivalry

Waterford hurler Paul Flynn is the guest this week on William Hill's The Square Ball and there was a lot to talk about from an illustrious career of highs and lows, including Munster success, All-Ireland heartbreak and some iconic moments along the way.

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This special bonus episode of William Hill's The Square Ball is coming to a little earlier than usual this week. Co-host of The Square Ball Ashling Thompson was in studio this week and with the postponement of Saturday's Munster Senior Camogie Final on Saturday, in which Ashling's Cork team were due to compete, she shared her thoughts on the decision and what comes next.

Normal service will resume on Thursday with another episode dropping!

In this episode of William Hill's The Square Ball, Meath legend Anthony Moyles joins us in studio to discuss a career of ups and downs, as well as reflecting on that controversial Leinster Final ahead of the rematch between Meath and Louth, and the Battle of Croke Park during the 2006 International Rules series.

00:00 - Introduction
03:00 - Meath v Dublin
23:00 - Meath Senior Panel
31:20 - His Debut
34:10 - 2001
43:00 - Frustrations
50:00 - 2007 season
58:00 - That Wexford Game
1:07:00 - Louth Leinster Final
1:20:15 - International Rules

Five All-Ireland medals, three National Leagues, ten Munster titles, three All-Stars and one Footballer of the Year award... Marc Ó Sé is a true legend of the game and we're delighted that he joined us on William Hill's The Square Ball this week.

There was a lot to touch on in this interview ranging back to his early days with An Ghaeltacht and growing up in a football obsessed household, to breaking onto the panel under Páidí Ó Sé and going on to win five All-Ireland titles. 

Sit back, relax and enjoy, this is The Marc Ó Sé episode of William Hill's The Square Ball.

00:00 - Introduction
09:30 - Marc Ó Sé Interview
17:15 - Brother Battles
26:00 - Páidí Ó Sé
31:30 - Pressure of the Ó Sé Name
39:50 - Kerry Panel
52:20 - Tyrone
1:02:30 - Dealing with Defeat
1:11:20 - Donegal
1:20:20 - Some Great Stories!