Brian Hogan, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers join Anthony Daly to discuss plans for the hurling season. Has the GAA salvaged as much as possible from a tricky position? Or has the club player been shafted again?  And how many will be slow to come back at all?

Plus a little racing, golf, soccer, philosophy, business advice and much more. 

Note: The hurling throws in after 38 minutes!

Dalo’s Hurling Show: Returns, roadmaps and fixing the roof while the sun is shining

Liam Griffin interview, GAA on TV & Wooly’s strategic plan

We've a busy show after a lively return to action. Dundalk's (sort of) new signing Dave McMillan joins us to discuss returning home from Scotland and opens up on the lessons of his time away and the differences between football in the two countries. Pain loving Gary Deegan talks to Dan in Donegal and we hear from Declan Devine on Derry's up and down resumption. There's also FAI politics fatigue, streaming reviews, Cork's loud suffering and whether it's too early for Johnny to call the league yet.

LOI WEEKLY S04 EP14 with David McMillan, Declan Devine & Gary Deegan

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Over the weekend, the Mayo club football season reached its crescendo, with compelling finals played out in the Junior, Intermediate and Senior Championships. The Mayo News football podcast was there, as it's been all summer, to catch the action, get the post-match reaction and analyse how the games were won and lost.

In this first episode of two club final editions of the podcast we concentrate on the Intermediate and Junior deciders, which were played out at MacHale Park on Saturday night. Hosts Rob Murphy and Mike Finnerty, sports editor of the Mayo News, take you through the Intermediate final coverage, starting with snippets from the victory speech made by Ger Flanagan, Balla co-captain and podcast regular, following which we hear from the victorious Balla manager, Ger Butler.

After that Mike is joined by Balla native Colin Sheridan and Edwin McGreal of the Mayo News to look back on Balla's win over Kiltimagh. Ger Flanagan joins in the chat too, giving his own perspective as a protagonist out on the pitch as the battle raged for possession of the Sweeney Cup.

The discussion takes in the Junior final too, in which Kilmaine pipped Kilmeena by a single point. We also hear from Kilmaine's Brian Maloney and David O'Loughlin, with whom Mike caught up after that game had ended, with Kilmaine at last crowned the JFC champions.

This latest episode of the Mayo News football podcast is now online and is available to listen to on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify and Podomatic. You can also listen to it directly on the Mayo News website as well as on the Mayo GAA Blog.

The Mayo News football podcast has its own Twitter presence, @MayoPodcast, so if you're a Twitter user you should follow us there to make sure you get the latest podcast-related updates, including new episodes.

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Club Finals - Intermediate and Junior Review - Mayo News Football Podcast 2020

Proudly brought to you by the Breeders’ Cup World Championships on November 6th and 7th at Keeneland Racecourse: Emmet Kennedy is joined by an elite team of pundits and Horse Players in Peter T. Fornatale, Naomi Tukker and Barry Faulkner for an in-depth preview of one of the biggest weekends in the world of Horse Racing. 

Emmet is first joined by multiple Breeders Cup winning trainer Aidan O'Brien, who discusses running plans for his star team of Horses at Keeneland and gives us the latest on how their preparations have been going. 

Then the Team Assemble to Preview the best bets from every race on Future Stars Friday and all nine races on Championship Saturday. Each member of the team has a confident NAP, while there's some big priced fancies, trifecta's and box exactas, plus there's a couple of Horses that all four of the team agree on!

With a mix of the best of American and European pundits, this is a show you simply can't afford to miss! 

Head to breederscup.com/2020 and enjoy all the races from Breeders’ Cup including jockey cams, contender cams and lots more exclusive content, including...

Contender Cam: This is a real game changer – a chance to follow your horse from the moment they hit the paddock until they break from the gate – up to 14 individual video feeds per race.

Bat Cam: an overhead view of the backstretch that will bring viewers right into the running of the race.

Jockey Cam: Two of the jockeys in each race will be wearing helmet cameras to bring viewers the bird’s eye view – the only way you are getting closer to the action is if you pick up a mount.

Breeders’ Cup in VR/360°: Breeders’ Cup will allow fans to view the World Championships live in virtual reality with cameras in the paddock and winner’s circle. The live stream can also be viewed in 360° for those without a VR headset. 

See it all live on NBCSN, TVG and check local TV listings!

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Epic Breeders Cup Preview with an exclusive interview with Trainer Aidan O'Brien

On this week's episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald are joined by Brendan Fanning of the Sunday Independent to discuss the opening weekend of the Champions Cup and Ireland's World Cup pool draw.Although the tournament in France is just under three years away, the lads kick things off by discussing Ireland's difficult draw, and how the arrival of the South African teams in an expanded PRO16 could be crucial for Irish rugby.The lads then move on to the European action, starting with how the young players fared after being given a show of faith from the provincial coaches.Leinster and Munster opened their campaigns with wins while Connacht and Ulster came up just short, and there are a few cracking games up for decision this coming weekend.Pat Lam's return to Galway with Bristol and Ben Healy's possible move to Glasgow are discussed too.

Ireland's daunting draw, Connacht's progress and Munster's Clermont clash

Steve is joined by Ryan, Tom and Kieran to have a look at an action packed Christmas period of racing from Kempton, Leopardstown, Limerick and Chepstow. The lads preview the King George VI Chase card, Welsh National card and also touch on lots of action from across the Irish sea.

On The Hunt - Christmas 2020 Preview

The weather may, ultimately, have the final say but the lads are ploughing on through an exciting weekend of Racing regardless. A competitive card at Kempton takes centre stage on Saturday with Ryanair Chase hopeful, Imperial Aura, putting his credential to the test but Kevin Blake raises some doubts about his jumping technique. The rescheduled Welsh National will be a true test of stamina and there are varied opinions on the big race, While the G1 Lawlor’s of Naas on Sunday could be a shootout between favourite, Bob Olinger, against the field. All of this, plus the weekends best bets.

Racing Only Bettor | Episode 64 | Bob Olinger and Billy The Kid

Proudly brought to you by TOTE.co.uk, Emmet Kennedy, Rory Delargy and Paul Ferguson Preview the Best Bets for Ascot, Haydock and Taunton in a weekend potentially filled with star names and Horses of immense potential who could shake up the ante post markets for the Cheltenham Festival. Find out who the lads have napped for the weekend, and who they fancy in the supporting races. 

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Weekend Winners: Ascot, Haydock & Taunton

Nick is joined by the Daily Mirror's David Yates for a canter though today's headlines around the world of horseracing. They discuss the decision not to shift the date of the Grand National to coincide with the opening of betting shops, the lieklihood of owners being allowed onto the track in March, all the news from the Nicky Henderson press day, plus the return to the saddle of champion jockey Oisin Murphy. Paul Nicholls drops in to spin through his runners at the weekend, James Willoughby discusses the impact of the Saudi Cup on the TRC Rankings, while - in an extended interview - Kentucky Senate Floor Leader Sen. Damon Thayer explains why the future of Kentucky Racing will be significantly bolstered by recent legislation.

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With new shows every Wednesday, former Lions and Ireland international Luke Fitzgerald joins Will Slattery to dissect the Irish provinces and Irish team performances.

Join Luke, Will and the biggest names in rugby each week for the best rugby analysis and exclusive interviews.

Ireland's daunting draw, Connacht's progress and Munster's Clermont clash

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