Episode 1415: Ireland Learn And Win, Ken Burley Update, What Needs To Happen To Women’s Sport In The GAA
Ireland seemed to learn something about themselves in the games against Italy, Scotland and England – and that regained momentum led them to a comfortable bonus point win over France.
Eoin Reddan joins Gerry Thornley to figure out what changed in the intervening weeks, what tactical issues were resolved, and what role high 5’s and bro hugs played in the turnaround.
Aoife Lane, founder and former chairperson of the WGPA wrote a brilliant column in the Irish Examiner about why ladies football and camogie are run by separate organisations set aside from the GAA, despite the many and obvious ways in which the games co-exist together with Gaelic football and hurling – and she joins us for a chat.
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— Aoife Lane (@aoifemlane) March 10, 2019
Plus there’s the man Eoin is pinning all our hopes on to win the 6 Nations, we get an update on the current whereabouts of friend of the show Ken Burley, we talk some more (but still not enough) about Carlow, and McDevitt workshops some of his stand-up material.
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THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE IS A LOT OF FUN
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.@knbrmurph tells us about Bryce Harper, the baseball player who has signed a 13-year contract with the Philadelphia Phillies worth $330 million, which makes it the most expensive contract in US team sports history…
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We speak to @richardaskwith the author of “Unbreakable: The Woman Who Defied the Nazis in the World’s Most Dangerous Horse Race”, which tells the barely-believable tale of a woman called Lata Brandisovahttps://t.co/YU5JPkrxU3 pic.twitter.com/PAnTkqkFKk
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