RTÉ GAA Podcast

Shane McGrath joins Cathal Mullaney and Rory O'Neill on the hurling edition of the RTÉ GAA Podcast to discuss the weekend's action in Munster and Leinster, look ahead to Clare v Limerick, and delving into the Antrim situation.
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Brian Fenton is back in studio with Cathal Mullaney to reflect on the weekend and look ahead to the upcoming fixtures, with Dessie Dolan dialling in from Costa del Westmeath.
The lads rake over the coals of Mayo's heavy defeat to Roscommon (4:00) and the influence of a good (or bad) kickout under these rules. Can Roscommon back it up against Galway (14:00), who were less than impressive against Leitrim.
Down provided the shock of the weekend with their defeat of Donegal (18:00), with Brian saying Jim McGuinness is prowling the RTÉ carpark looking for the person responsible for that graphic. There is no rest for Conor Laverty and his team as they face Armagh this weekend, with Monaghan and Derry in the other Ulster semi-final (25:00).
In the wake of Munster semi-finals, the lads analyse David Clifford's effectiveness on the loop and the legality of the screen (30:00).
Finally they preview the Leinster semi-finals (35:00). Ahead of Dublin's trip to Portlaoise for Louth showdown, Dessie details all of Brian's travels from Croke Park during his storied Championship career and gives us the mood in Westmeath ahead of Kildare clash.
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Shane McGrath, Rory O'Neill and Cathal Mullaney reconvene to look back on the opening weekend of the hurling championship and look ahead to round 2 on the RTÉ GAA Podcast.
Shane rakes over the embers of Tipp's defeat to Cork (18:00).
With the Premier heading to Walsh Park, Shane fears for his native county as a fired-up Waterford will fully believe they can win after an encouraging showing in defeat to Clare (18:00).
Rory has faith Cork will perform well in Páirc Uí Chaoimh, as they always do, but Limerick are a formidable foe and the Rebels have questions around their long distance frees (24:00).
We need to talk about Kilkenny (33:00) and Shane would have worries about the set-up there after what he observed from the stands in Pearse Stadium on Saturday evening.
Finally, is it time to consider a four-point goal (45:00)? Rory thinks so after the clinker that was Dublin v Offaly last weekend, while Shane would prefer to see the handpass properly policed.
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Five-time All-Ireland winning former Kerry footballer Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Offaly football stalwart Nigel Dunne join Cathal Mullaney on the football edition of the RTÉ GAA Podcast as they reflect on the opening weekend of the Championship.
There's reaction from the panel to Westmeath's hugely impressive victory over local rivals Meath along with a look back at Dublin's narrow win against Wicklow.
Stand-in manager Dean Rock reflects on a tight game while Fitzmaurice looks at just how the absence of Ger Brennan will effect the Dubs during their Leinster campaign. Dunne meanwhile feels that the era of dominance from Dublin is over.
There's a preview of this weekend's Ulster Championship clash between Donegal and Down along with an in depth look ahead to the big meeting between Mayo and Roscommon.
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Cathal Mullaney is joined by Shane McGrath, Marty Morrissey and Rory O'Neill on the hurling edition of the RTÉ GAA Podcast as excitement builds ahead of the start of the provincial hurling championships.
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