Irish Examiner GAA writers Michael Moynihan and John Fogarty reflect on the Allianz Hurling and Football League weekend.

GAA Show: Trip for Tipp as Cork embrace the 'process'

Irish Examiner writers Anthony Daly and John Divilly review the Championship weekend with Colm O'Connor.

GAA Podcast: Dalo on the Dubs' missed opportunity, Divo on the dogfight in Connacht

In this week's Allianz League review, Michael Moynihan on Kilkenny's warning shot, James Woodlock saw Liam Sheedy's imprint on Tipp, Tony Leen saw much to encourage new Kerry boss Peter Keane, Orla Bannon talked to Ronan McCarthy about controversy in Brewster Park. 
While John Fogarty reflects on Monaghan's defeat of Dublin and Michael Meehan saw Galway's winning start against Cavan.

Allianz League Review: Kilkenny's strength without their spine, Kerry hit all the right notes

What has become of the Páirc Uí Chaoimh pitch? Michael Moynihan and Eoghan Cormican on a miserable Sunday on Leeside. Plus Limerick show no signs of an All-Ireland hangover against Tipp and Wexford camogie field just 13 players against Galway.

Allianz League Review: Cork's surface tension, no Limerick hangover, Tipp's work in progress

Can Kerry and Dublin play each other every week? Tony Leen analyses the impact of the thriller in Tralee.
While John Fogarty endured a shocker between Monaghan and Galway.
Cork GAA children's officer Des Cullinane on plans to relieve the pressure on young players on Leeside.
Plus Cork manager John Meyler on why the GAA should install 4G pitches across the country.

Allianz League Review: A Kerry-Dublin classic and Cork GAA's plan to  lift pressure on young players

Anthony Daly and PM O'Sullivan review the weekend's Allianz Hurling League action with Colm O'Connor
Plus Kilkenny's Walter Walsh on a sobering defeat by Limerick,
And John Fogarty explains which motions are likely to make it through next week's GAA Congress.

Limerick raise the bar, Kilkenny worries, Dalo's Harty memories, Clare's flawed tackling

This week Cork GAA clubs decided on a new structure for the county championships. And while the controversial Option C was defeated, meaning clubs will not play matches without county players, the debate and vote has highlighted the summer of discontent for club hurlers and footballers.  Tony Leen speaks to Cork GAA CEO Kevin O'Donovan and chairperson Tracey Kennedy.

Option A:  Change is in the offing for Cork GAA

Anthony Daly, Ger Cunningham and Michael Moynihan review the hurling weekend. 
Revitalised John O'Dwyer. The stamp of Eamon O'Shea. The loss of Gary Keegan. Tightness of Walsh Park. The Tony Kelly conundrum. The Kennedy Intervention.  And much more.

Dalo's Hurling Show: Bubbles baffles Cork, Clare conquer Walsh Park, Dubs rattle the cage

Anthony Daly recalls Cork’s 1990 All-Ireland hurling win, with captain Tomás Mulcahy, final goal-scorer Kevin Hennessy, and dual medallist Teddy McCarthy.

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Dalo does ‘The Double’: Cork 1990 - donkeys, derbies, ice buckets and the Canon

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