The Rugby Show | Johnny Sexton goes to Portugal | Simon Easterby's big moment
Joe is joined by Ruaidhri O'Connor from Ireland's training camp in Portugal to chat through the key storylines ahead of the Six Nations. Simon Easterby's journey with Ireland, Andy Farrell's sabbatical and Johnny Sexton's presence in Portugal are all on the menu while Ruaidhri also assesses the Six Nations contenders ahead of kick off next week. Before the rugby, Conan and Will join Joe to discuss the damage done by Storm Eowyn and address one aspect of the new Gaelic football rules. If you'd like to come along to the first edition of Indo Sport Live with Martin Johnson & Keith Wood, head over to Ticketmaster for information on how you can attend: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/six-nations-preview-dublin-29-01-2025/event/1800619187310C73 🏉 Our rugby coverage on Indo Sport is brought to you by Energia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
--------
1:00:31
Bits & Bobs: Man City's latest flop, hurling's heightened stakes, the tightest Division 1 in history?
Joe Molloy, Will Slattery and Conor McKeon gather for the latest Bits & Bobs just in time for the return of the national football and hurling leagues. The team discuss how relegation battles will change hurling’s race, break down one of football’s more bizarre rule changes, and talk about the competitiveness of football’s top divisions. Also: Manchester City at risk of Champions League drop as new format starts to pay dividends; women’s football sees its first million-dollar transfer; the defence for ‘Ireland’s Call’ among Six Nations anthems. If you'd like to come along to the first edition of Indo Sport Live, head over to Ticketmaster for information on how you can attend: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/six-nations-preview-dublin-29-01-2025/event/1800619187310C73 🎟️See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
--------
46:34
The rise of 'dodgy boxes' — will you get caught for using one? | Champions League round-up | Amorim angst
Joe is joined by Irish Independent Technology Editor Adrian Weckler and Daily Telegraph Chief Sports Reporter Jeremy Wilson to discuss the amount of fans using 'dodgy boxes' to illegally stream sporting events and how Premier League broadcasters are fighting back. Ronan and Will also chat to Joe about Ruben Amorim's latest fiery press conference, Tuesday night's Champions League ties and the changing landscape of sports subscriptions. If you'd like to come along to the first edition of Indo Sport Live on January 29th, head over to Ticketmaster for information on how you can attend: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/six-nations-preview-dublin-29-01-2025/event/1800619187310C73 🎟️See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
--------
59:39
Bits & Bobs — Mailbag edition ✉️
Joe Molloy, Conan Doherty and Ronan Mullen assemble for this week's first installment of Bits & Bobs, as the lads delve into the listener mailbag to discuss everything from sport's novel/errant attempts at enticing new audiences, to the power of emotion & envy. And if you'd like to come along to the first edition of Indo Sport Live, head over to Ticketmaster for information on how you can attend: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/six-nations-preview-dublin-29-01-2025/event/1800619187310C73 🎟️ If you'd like to get in touch with the show, email us at [email protected]. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
--------
46:21
The fall of Parnells | How 'the richest GAA club in Ireland' was left fighting for its future
Joe is joined by Dermot Crowe of the Sunday Independent to discuss how Parnells GAA went from selling land for over €22m to surrendering their club grounds and entering liquidation. Stephen Cluxton's home club was once one of the wealthiest in the country but Dermot explains how financial problems have left Parnells facing an uncertain future. If you'd like to come along to the first edition of Indo Sport Live, head over to Ticketmaster: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/six-nations-preview-dublin-29-01-2025/event/1800619187310C73 🎟️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ireland