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Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to discuss the day's racing news and to pay tribute to the career of Mick Easterby, who is 90 today and who shows no signs of stopping. The legendary trainer talks at some length to Nick about his longevity, his plans to reach 100 and dispenses his advice on how to live long and prosper. Nick also catches up with leading amateur rider Gina Andrews on her stunning return from injury yesterday, while this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock guest is Ronnie O'Neill from Whytemount Stud in Co. Kilkenny.

Ep 192 - Keep Kicking: Mick Easterby at 90

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Mark Landers, Derek McGrath, Ken Hogan and TJ Ryan join Anthony Daly to discuss the club weekend and assess where the GAA season goes from here.

Dalo's Hurling Show: Seven for Gunners, Borris shot down, and Cork's little All-Irelands

Tony Browne, Ger Cunningham, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers review the All-Ireland hurling semi-finals with Anthony Daly.

In association with Renault Ireland.

1-40 mins: Waterford's pace and pedigree and the majesty of 'Ozzie', But are Kilkenny caught in 'no-man's-land'?

40-59: 'Ruthless' Liam Cahill's impact, Dessie the pro, and club-county restructure.

60-90: Limerick start slow, but winners find a way. Though were Galway set up to contain and is the sweeper alien to them? Plus zipline cameras and TJ's virtual tour of Las Vegas.

90-105: Any other business: Maradona RIP, dealing with racing handicappers and the Fantasy League wooden spoon update.

Dalo's Hurling Show: Waterford built for speed. Limerick tough it out. Are Cats in transition?

TJ Ryan, Mark Landers and Ken Hogan preview the weekend's hurling with Anthony Daly. 

In association with Renault Ireland

All the matchups, tactics, puckout strategies, and gamechangers.

The psychology of the Waterford famine and Limerick's quest for the seal on greatness.

The hurlers of the year.

The Joe McDonagh and the value of the biggest stage.

The camogie final and the rise in standards.

The resumption of the underage grades.

A bit of racing and whatever else you're having.

And of course, the Fantasy Hurling climax, with thanks to Butler Hurleys and Moran Hurleys for prizes.

Dalo's Hurling Show: 'The day we thought we'd never see' - the big All-Ireland final preview

Nick is joined by Lee Mottershead, senior writer on the Racing Post, and Ascot's comms director Nick Smith to discuss the news that the world's most prestigious race meeting is to extend to seven races per day, with the usual start time of 2.30. They also look ahead to this weekend's jumps fixture at the Royal racecourse, featuring the Clarence House chase, in which defending champion Defi du Seuil has his participation confirmed by trainer Philip Hobbs. Also in this edition, Nick talks to Natalie O'Rourke, who is aiming to raise £1m of crowdfunding to save Park Lane Stables, a facility that provides valuable opportunities for Riding for the Disabled (RDA), the Ebony Horse Club, and British Pony Racing, amongst many others.

Ep 141 - Royal Ascot just got bigger

John Giles joins Eamon to review Manchester Utd.'s defeat of Liverpool in this weekend's FA Cup round.

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Ep 1001: Liverpool Crisis is Serious

Professor Anthony Staines of the School of Nursing, Psychotherapy and Community Health, DCU, and member of ISAGCovid19 talks to Eamon.

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Ep 1002: Covid 19 - Decisive Leadership the Only Way Forward

Economist Chris Johns talks to Eamon.

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Ep 1003: No Lessons Learned - Nationalism on the Rise Again

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the rapidly evolving news events of the last 24 hours in horseracing. They discuss the latest apology from Gordon Elliott, the fresh revelation of a new shocking video of jockey Rob James in a similarly grim scenario, and the wider political and diplomatic implications of the BHA's decision to act unilaterally to suspend entries from Elliott's stable. They also consider the consequences of a new licence holder at the yard. Later in the show, Nick talks to Overbury Stud's Simon Sweeting as part of the Weatherbys Bloodstock series and to Natalie O'Rourke from Park Lane Stables about its future now that it has secured over £1m in charitable donations.

Ep 172 - From Bad to Worse

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Ep 1003: No Lessons Learned - Nationalism on the Rise Again

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