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The Weekend Sports Breakfast is back with Daniel Pitcher on his Todd this week, but there's still plenty to look ahead to - Joe Schmidt talks about Ireland's November International against Argentina at the Aviva Stadium, while his Soccer counterpart, Martin O'Neill faced the media regarding the Declan Rice saga again, Gary Breen throws in his views on that, the week that was in the Champions League and his picks for the weekends Premier League action.

Former Ireland Cricketer Niall O'Brien reflects on his decision to retire from the sport, he looks back on a wonderful innings in green and how he reckons things will go for Ireland going forward and Irish Boxer, Jason Quigley chats about his most recent win in LA and what's on the cards in the future.

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Dervan and Pitcher are back in the first weekend in November for the Weekend Sports Breakfast Podcast - This week, Gary Breen reflects on the news of an impending move by Declan Rice to commit his international future to England.

Neil O'Riordan of the Irish Sun looks ahead to the FAI Cup final between Dundalk and Cork City for the FOURTH time.

Andy Reid on a new Football programme for transition year students.

Dublin Hurler, Liam Rushe on who may be about to succeed Pat Gilroy as Dublin Manager.

World Rugby Hall of Famer, Ronan O'Gara on a coaching life and what he expects from Ireland this month.

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Dervan and Pitcher are back for another jam packed Weekend Sports Breakfast Podast.

Mrs Brown herself, Brendan O’Carroll and ex Drogheda Footballer, Sean Prunty talk about the new FAI Heartcare Programme.

Gary Breen chats Champions League and Premier League.

Paul Manion looks ahead to the Dublin Senior Football Final at Parnell Park on Monday.

Ireland and Munster scrumhalf, Conor Murray on his injury and a return.

That and so much more on this episode.

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On this week’s Weekend Sports Breakfast Podcast, it was all doom and gloom for Ireland after a draw against Denmark and loss to Wales, Gary Breen and Neill O’Riordan of the Irish Sun review it and discuss what’s next – Though one good news story is that of the Irish amputee soccer team heading to the World Cup, Neill Hoey of Bohemians looks ahead.

The Heineken Cup continues, we hear from Jordan Larmour and Johan van Graan.

Legendary Irish Boxing promoter, Brian Peters on Katie Taylor as she defends her Lightweight title on Saturday against Cindy Serrano.

That and so much more with Dervan and Pitcher…

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Dervan and Pitcher are back for another jam packed Weekend Sports Breakfast, looking ahead to a massive game in the UEFA Nations League between Ireland and Denmark, we hear from Martin O'Neill and chat to Neil O'Riordan of the Irish Sun and Irish legend Gary Breen.

The Heineken Champions Cup is back with the Champions Leinster in action, we caught up with Leo Cullen and Rob Kearney, Johnny Cooper spoke to us about proposed rule changes among other things and Stephanie Roche on what the future holds for her.

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Daniel Pitcher and Peter Brannigan bring you the latest edition of the Weekend Sports Breakfast from Dublin’s Q102, in association with the Irish Sun.

This week, we hear from Martin O’Neill on Declan Rice and Harry Arter, while Gary Breen looks back at the Champions League and previews the Premier League.

Leinster vs Munster at the Aviva on Saturday, we hear from Sean O’Brien and Robbie Henshaw.

Neil Cotter, author of ‘Dublin, the Chaos years’ talks about how the Dubs made a mess of things for so long – and how they turned it around.

That and more besides…

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Dervan and Pitcher return for week 15 of the Weekend Sports Breakfast extended Podcast.

On this week’s show, Ireland’s GOLDEN rowing hero’s, Paul and Gary O’Donovan, Leo Cullen and Johnny Sexton look ahead to a busy window of inter-pro Rugby, Irish legend Frank Stapleton on where Manchester United are, while another legend, Gary Breen gives us the lowdown before the weekends Premier League action.

All that and so much more.

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