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Cork legend Patrick Horgan sits down with Mick McCarthy to look back on his legendary 17-year Rebels career ahead of the release of his autobiography 'Hoggie'.

Tommy Rooney joins Mick McCarthy on The Newsround to break down an action-packed GAA county final weekend. The pair reflect on Inagh-Kilnamona's emotional first Clare senior hurling championship, Thurles Sarsfields' Tipperary victory, the fallout from Jerome Stack's sudden exit as Fossa manager, and John McEntee becoming the eighth member of Armagh's 2002 All-Ireland squad to step into senior inter-county management.
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Jonathan Higgins was at the TG4 Team of the Championship awards last night in Croke Park.

He caught up with Westmeath's Sarah Dillon and Lucy McCartan, Antrim's Maeve Blaney, Roscommon's Helena Cummins, Fermanagh's Shannan McQuade, Carlow's Nicole Hanley and Antrim's Erin Sands

The Football Pod is back with Paddy, James and Tommy catching up on the Gaelic Football stories of the week - One Mayo great calls it a day after winning his All-Ireland medal as four more from Armagh bow out, James talks about his former Kerry manager Éamonn Fitzmaurice taking charge of Galway - we’re talking club stories too and all that’s happening around the country.
Chapters:
(00:20) - The Football Pod are off to London…
(07:00) - Cillian O’Connor retires after an epic journey in football.
(18:00) - Armagh’s retirement and Kieran McGeeney’s 40th season with Armagh.
(27:00) - What will Éamonn Fitzmaurice bring to Galway?
(43:00) - Around the Grounds: club stories as champions bow out.
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Following the Oireachtas Committee meeting on integrating Gaelic Games, LGFA CEO Lynn Savage and Camogie Association President Brian Molloy lay out the path to a single governing body. They explore the fallout from Dr Mary McAleese’s resignation, clear up misconceptions about missed deadlines, and outline realistic timelines for 2027 and 2028.

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