Former England out-half and now the voice of The Rugby Pod, Andy Goode joins us to preview Ireland Vs. England at the Aviva this Saturday. 

Andy will be with us straight after the game on Balls.ie as part of The Takeaway with Chicago Town. Pick yourself up a Chicago Town pizza for the game now! 

 

Former England out-half and now the voice of The Rugby Pod, Andy Goode joins us to preview Ireland Vs. England at the Aviva this Saturday.&nbsp;
Andy will be with us straight after the game on Balls.ie as part of The Takeaway with Chicago Town. Pick yourself up a Chicago Town pizza for the game now!&nbsp;
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Andy Goode On England, Ireland, and a cracking Six Nations

Diarmuid Lyng speaks to Limerick strength and conditioning coach Cairbre Ó Cairealláin about his incredible in journey in hurling - from Belfast to Limerick via Arsenal, Cork and Tipperary. There's brilliant stories about Sambo McNaughton and Sean Óg Ó hAilpín in the fascinating conversation with one of the most interesting people in hurling.



Labhraíonn Diarmuid le cóitseálaí neart agus aclú Luimnigh Cairbre Ó Cairealláin faoina thuras dochreidte san iománaíocht - ó Bhéal Feirste go Luimneach trí Arsenal, Corcaigh agus Tiobraid Árann. Tá scéalta iontacha faoi Sambo McNaughton agus Seán Óg Ó hAilpín sa chomhrá suimiúil le duine de na daoine is suimiúla san iománaíocht

Diarmuid Lyng speaks to Limerick strength and conditioning coach Cairbre Ó Cairealláin about his incredible in journey in hurling - from Belfast to Limerick via Arsenal, Cork and Tipperary. There's brilliant stories about Sambo McNaughton and Sean Óg Ó hAilpín in the fascinating conversation with one of the most interesting people in hurling.
 
Labhraíonn Diarmuid le cóitseálaí neart agus aclú Luimnigh Cairbre Ó Cairealláin faoina thuras dochreidte san iománaíocht - ó Bhéal Feirste go Luimneach trí Arsenal, Corcaigh agus Tiobraid Árann. Tá scéalta iontacha faoi Sambo McNaughton agus Seán Óg Ó hAilpín sa chomhrá suimiúil le duine de na daoine is suimiúla san iománaíocht

Plé 3 -  Cairbre Ó Cairealláin

Diarmuid Lyng i gcomhrá le Easkey Britton.

Labhraíonn Diarmuid Lyng le Easkey Britton faoi eolaíocht, tonnmharcaíocht agus spioradáltacht///Diarmuid Lyng speaks to Easkey Britton about science, surf and spirituality. 

Diarmuid Lyng i gcomhrá le Easkey Britton.
Labhraíonn Diarmuid Lyng le Easkey Britton faoi eolaíocht, tonnmharcaíocht agus spioradáltacht///Diarmuid Lyng speaks to Easkey Britton about science, surf and spirituality.

Plé #2 - Easkey Britton

Diarmuid Lyng i gcomhrá le Paul Rouse.

Is podcraoladh dátheangach é 'Plé', spás ina bhfuilimid ag tabhairt fé tuairimí daoine áirithe a scaipthe a mbaineann le spórt agus ár dteanga dúchasach. Is cómhrá é, ach níos mó ná sin, is cumarsáid é agus má thagann smaointí luachmhara trí Bhéarla, Gaeilge nó Laidinis, is leor sin. Smaointí saibhir a roinneadh is ea an príomh sprioc cé go ndéanfaimíd iarracht freastal ar chruinneas agus traidisiún chomh maith. So déanaigí dearmad ar aon drochscéal sa seomra ranga agus bainigí triail as!



There is a surge of interest in the Irish language at the moment, and with that comes the most common question; where do i start? Following something you are passionate about through that language is a great way in, because you  already speak the language of your interest fluently. 'Plé' aims to exploit that possibility, in the best sense of the word. Different languages offer different insights in to the events we collectively witness and Irish is no different. We hope to bring you those fresh insights in order to add value to the collective conversation around sport and it's meaning in our lives.

Bígí linn. 

Diarmuid Lyng i gcomhrá le Paul Rouse.
Is podcraoladh dátheangach é 'Plé', spás ina bhfuilimid ag tabhairt fé tuairimí daoine áirithe a scaipthe a mbaineann le spórt agus ár dteanga dúchasach. Is cómhrá é, ach níos mó ná sin, is cumarsáid é agus má thagann smaointí luachmhara trí Bhéarla, Gaeilge nó Laidinis, is leor sin. Smaointí saibhir a roinneadh is ea an príomh sprioc cé go ndéanfaimíd iarracht freastal ar chruinneas agus traidisiún chomh maith. So déanaigí dearmad ar aon drochscéal sa seomra ranga agus bainigí triail as!
 
There is a surge of interest in the Irish language at the moment, and with that comes the most common question; where do i start? Following something you are passionate about through that language is a great way in, because you  already speak the language of your interest fluently. 'Plé' aims to exploit that possibility, in the best sense of the word. Different languages offer different insights in to the events we collectively witness and Irish is no different. We hope to bring you those fresh insights in order to add value to the collective conversation around sport and it's meaning in our lives.
Bígí linn.

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