RTÉ GAA Podcast

Shane McGrath joins Cathal Mullaney and Rory O'Neill after Limerick and Galway claim provincial honours.
Laois are also celebrating after winning the Joe McDonagh Cup, while Waterford are on the search for a new manager.

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Brian Fenton and Dessie Dolan join Cathal Mullaney to preview a bumper weekend of All-Ireland SFC Round 2 action.
Attention starts in Salthill as high-flying Westmeath look to return to the quarter-finals after a 20-year hiatus.
Can Donegal book their place in the next round as they host Cork?
There's a repeat of the 2021 All Ireland Final as Mayo and Tyrone battle it out.
Brian dissects the Dublin disciplinary dilemmas and form ahead of their crunch Cavan clash.
Finally, Jack O'Connor brings Kerry to his old county Kildare.
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Brendan Cummins joins Cathal Mullaney and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to a weekend of hurling finals.
Dublin beat Galway in the Leinster round robin but it's the Tribesmen who are the slight favourites ahead of their clash at Croke Park.
In Munster, Limerick are heading to Leeside on a revenge mission for last year's loss to Cork on penalties.
There's also the Joe McDonagh final, as Laois and Carlow look for their place in the 2027 Leinster Championship.
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Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Nigel Dunne join Cathal Mullaney to cast an eye over the All-Ireland SFC draw.
Can Cavan put Dublin out of their misery and have Louth set their ambitions too low?
Cork face a nightmare journey to Donegal but our panel disagree on whether that's a game to go after.
Teams who are targeting Sam Maguire will need to produce their best at Croke Park, and it's a challenge to bring provincial football to the game's biggest stage.
Seán Fitzgerald has made his Love Island debut, but what would Éamonn tell a player of his who wanted to appear on the show?
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Shane McGrath and Rory O'Neill join Cathal Mullaney after Kilkenny failed to make the All-Ireland Championship for the first time since 1996.
Is it a blip or a sign of a more terminal decline for the Cats? And what of Dublin, who are aiming for their second Leinster title of the century.
It was also a massive weekend for Offaly, who secured their passage into the race for the Liam MacCarthy.
Munster produced two one-sided games but the final between Cork and Limerick is full of promise.
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