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Jonathan Higgins and Tommy Rooney report from Croke Park where there was an action packed day of All-Ireland football quarter finals. They chat to the managers and players after Louth overcome Monaghan and Dublin sent Galway home.

Gaelic Football on Off The Ball with Movember

Welcome along to The Football Pod; James joins Paddy and Tommy, who are still in Croke Park to break down where the four quarter-finals were won and lost, and discuss the tantalising semi-final pairing. We also announce details of Off The Ball's big Gaelic Football All-Ireland Final Roadshow in Croke Park...(we'll be there too - tickets out now!)
CHAPTERS
(00:30) - Football, Gaelic Football, bloody hell - stars shoot the lights out.
(07:00) - Semi-final draw reaction and Sundays chat: Dublin beat Galway, epic Louth win.
(25:00) - Roadshow details!
(26:00) - Breaking down Kerry-Tyrone and Mayo-Cork.
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Off The Ball’s GAA Correspondent Tommy Rooney was in Croke Park alongside Donie Smith for the double header All Ireland Quarterfinals between Mayo and Cork, and Kerry and Tyrone, which saw Mayo and Kerry advance to the All Ireland semifinals!
Tommy also caught up with former Football Pod member Andy Moran after Mayo’s quarterfinal, as well as Tyrone duo Michael McKernan and Darren McCurry. Meanwhile, Jonathan Higgins got the post game thoughts of Moran, and Cork’s John Cleary, as well as Kerry boss Jack O’Connor, and Tyrone manager Malachy O’Rourke.
Gaelic football on Off the Ball brought to you by Movember Ahead of the Game, already reaching over 16,500 players, parents and coaches across Irish clubs with the tools to look after their mental health. Visit aheadofthegame.movember.com to find out how you can be part of it.

Will O'Callaghan was on hand in Birr to get immediate reaction as Clare booked their place in the Quarter-Finals of the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship with a 0-16 to 1-8 win over Offaly. Will caught up with Clare manager Eugene Foudy and player of the match Roisin Begley. Will also caught up with Offaly manager Jack Maher who was happy that Offaly secured their senior status for next season as Limerick drew with Dublin earlier on. And, finally, he caught up with Offaly player Amy Byrne.

Camogie on Off The Ball

Four-time All-Star Amy O Connor joined Rachel Sheehan to discuss her recent return from a long-term injury, the new players stepping up this year and the Cork football bandwagon.