We take to Paris to cover the last remaining medal hopes for Team Ireland at the 2024 Olympics. 133 athletes will be representing Ireland in the next three weeks, with a record medal haul hoped for and predicted in many quarters. Our Instagram will be the best place to follow all the Irish action.

Formula One has some life in it still. Max hasn't won a race in three meetings for the first time since 2021 - are Red Bull hitting the panic button? We also cover why Oscar Piastri's maiden win over the weekend was slightly overshadowed.

Galway play Armagh on Sunday in the final of the gaelic football All Ireland. We cover what you should expect from the match, which promises to be an absolute battle between two very in form teams.

BAD NEWS: The football has ceased.

GOOD NEWS: The football is back in less than a month.

Who knows what we'd do in a non-tournament summer. We wrap up the 2024 Euros and ask how it will be remembered. While Georgia vs Turkey will live long in the memories of the privileged few who witnessed it, will Cian and Conor reminiscence fondly of this Euros edition as they take their last breaths in the nursing home for Men Who Watched Too Much Football? We'll answer that when we get there.

Cork vs Clare promises to be a blockbuster rematch of the 2013 epic final that went to a replay. Both teams are experience a Liam MacCarthy (the hurling trophy) drought and both teams like to score, so expect a high-octane clash this Sunday.

Ireland is sending a strong team to Paris for the Olympics. We preview why beating our current record medal haul (6, 2012) is expected.

We may be 2,000 kilometres apart but sport, as always, has brought us together. Our first episode not in the same room - expect some teething issues (but not from our side).

The FAI is smiling with the announcement of part time football manager full time dentist Heimir Hallgrimsson as the MNT top dog. Rumours that the HSE have contributed to his weekly wage remain unproven. His appointment will mark a return to the workman like football that we all know and love. We've had just about enough of possession and xG, thank you very much!

England play Spain in this Sunday's Euros final. Watching England this summer has been like pulling teeth yet they keep winning which means they'll probably do enough to sh**house their way to a win on Sunday. On the other hand, Spain have played some exciting football that gets fans out of their seats, mainly through the two electric wingers, Williams and Yamal. It's a clash of styles that should hopefully lend itself to an exciting final.

Rugby tours used to mean something. Heading to an opposing hemisphere before engaging in a nonstop, action packed expedition through the best that a country had to offer in rugby terms (once you had adjusted to being upside down). Now a rugby tour is two games. Thankfully, when it comes to Ireland versus South Africa, two games is more than enough to get our fill of bruising rugby action. We preview number one in the world playing number two in the world in what is definitely not a 'friendly' series.

Hurling semi-finals are upon us this weekend, and if the last few years are anything to go off, the semis are normally a better spectacle than the final. Cork vs Limerick and Clare vs Kilkenny both have the potential to be cracking games, with plenty of bad blood and revenge to be got on all sides.

Lastly, don your crispest whites as we head to SW19 to continue the summer of sport. Wimbledon got under way this week and it looks to usher in a new age of tennis stars, with no Williams sisters or Nadal playing this year.

The past 12 days have been a blissful escape into the all-consuming world of tournament football, but tonight's games will be the last actions until Saturday evening. The Euros approaches the knockout stage - it's fair to say we almost have less of an idea of who will go onto to win the whole thing than pre-tournament after a strange group stage.

The Tour De France begins this Saturday and brings with it new twists and changes that will have watchers glued to their screens daily for three weeks.

The last eight teams in the gaelic football championship will be in action this weekend. Derry vs Kerry looks like the pick of the games, with all four group winners looking likely to progress.

Watching every game of the Euros is not for the faint of heart - luckily for you, we're here to do just that. So far in Germany, there's been a mix of incredible attacking prowess and incredible boring games (looking at you, England). A couple of pre-tournament favourites are looking strong, with Germany and Spain winning by a three goal margin each in their opening games.

Late on Sunday night, Rory McIlroy was two shots ahead of the field in the US Open with four holes to go. Even later on Sunday night, he was wheels up in his private jet having thrown away his lead to Bryson DeChambeau. What happened, Rory? We try to pin point where it all went wrong, and why it keeps going wrong for the four-time Major winner.

Copa America gets underway this Thursday night/Friday morning, with Argentina looking like strong favourites to retain the trophy. Brazil legend Ronaldinho ruffled some feathers by saying he won't watch this Brazil team, before strangely walking back on it. We go through the favourites and lesser favoured teams in the tournament, which has expanded to include a total of 16 nations.

The European Championships are here with the 2024 edition sure to enthral and delight football fans. We at Walk It In are looking forward to watching tournament football three times a day for the next two weeks.

We chat through the groups, the significance of the tournament being hosted in Germany and discuss our favourites, with a few dark horses alongside the established teams.

This episode will ensure you can more than hold your own down the pub over the coming month. Buckle up, head to your local establishment and revel in the unrivalled joy brought by an international football competition.

It's Dunkin Donuts vs Whataburger in the NBA Finals with the Boston Celtics facing off against the Dallas Mavericks. Our NBA correspondent Iggy Delaney joins us to give us a full preview of the main storylines. The real NBA genius on the show (Cian) has correctly predicted that they would reach the finals - will he change his mind or stick with his boys? This could be one of the most exciting Finals matchups in a longgg time and we're on hand to unpack it all.

Chelsea have a new boss in Enzo Maresca. Cian discusses his style and what the Chelsea boys can expect. They can expect a trip to Turkey for a hair transplant for their new gaffer as only one bald manager has ever won the Premier League before and his name rhymes with Schmep Schmardiola. Interestingly, that is Maresca's old boss...

Ireland are bringing ten boxers to the Paris Olympics, equalling a 60 year old record. We have a great shot at some medals thanks to some prodigious talents and a reigning gold medalist Kellie Harrington.

The Premier League might be over but there's plenty of action to keep us busy this month.

Roland Garros has kicked off and the king of clay has already been knocked out in what was billed as his last dance in the competition. Rafa Nadal bows out after winning 14 titles, losing only one match at the French Open.

The hurling action is underway in earnest, with the provincial finalists confirmed now. Galway, Tipperary and Waterford's involvement has ended for this summer at least. Limerick look strong but not as dominant as previous years. Could the drive for five be stopped?

Finally, we preview the Champions League final taking place this Saturday. Borussia Dortmund's likeable bunch of lads will come up against the formidable Real Madrid #porla15 juggernaut. We look at the match-ups that could give Dortmund some joy, especially with their tricky English winger in fine form.

All good things must come to an end and unfortunately, the Premier League has drawn to a close (for three months). Join us as we dissect the biggest storylines from the year, including:

We receive some breaking news midway through the episode that stunned Cian - you'll have to listen to find out what happened.