RTÉ Athletics Commentator Greg Allen joins Ger to remember Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean, who died at the weekend aged just 34. Howler, available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

RTÉ Athletics Commentator Greg Allen joins Ger to remember Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean, who died at the weekend aged just 34. Howler, available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

Daily RTÉ sports podcast hosted by professional rabble rouser Ger Gilroy. Ger is joined by the biggest names as they fill your week with opinions, rows, analysis, hype, hope and despair. Regularly to be found howling at the moon with Ger are hurling legend Richie Hogan, Dubs icon Diarmuid Connolly, elite rugby coach Noel McNamara, 100 cap man Kevin Kilbane, and many more. Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

Daily RTÉ sports podcast hosted by professional rabble rouser Ger Gilroy. Ger is joined by the biggest names as they fill your week with opinions, rows, analysis, hype, hope and despair. Regularly to be found howling at the moon with Ger are hurling legend Richie Hogan, Dubs icon Diarmuid Connolly, elite rugby coach Noel McNamara, 100 cap man Kevin Kilbane, and many more. Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

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Greg Allen Remembers Ciara Mageean

Ger is joined by Miguel Delaney and the legendary Graham Hunter to discuss last night's Champions League action.

Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

Ger is joined by Miguel Delaney and the legendary Graham Hunter to discuss last night's Champions League action.Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

Keep Calm & Carrick On, Emery's Future, City Charges To Be Expanded

Fergie Chambers, once heir to one of the biggest family fortunes in America, moved to Ireland after leaving the US where he was involved in funding pro-Palestinian causes. But he was arrested while on holidays in Ibiza over the summer, and now faces up to 30 years in prison, according to his wife, accused of funding Hamas to the tune of $7.5 million. At the centre of his story is his ownership of the Tunisian football club, Club Africain. Irish filmmaker Sinéad O'Shea has made a documentary about Fergie Chambers, and she joins Ger to tell this remarkable tale. 

Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

Fergie Chambers, once heir to one of the biggest family fortunes in America, moved to Ireland after leaving the US where he was involved in funding pro-Palestinian causes. But he was arrested while on holidays in Ibiza over the summer, and now faces up to 30 years in prison, according to his wife, accused of funding Hamas to the tune of $7.5 million. At the centre of his story is his ownership of the Tunisian football club, Club Africain. Irish filmmaker Sinéad O'Shea has made a documentary about Fergie Chambers, and she joins Ger to tell this remarkable tale.&nbsp;Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

The Irish-Based Football Club Owner Facing 30 Years In Prison

As the dark November nights creep in, the English football season is more than well under way. However, Ireland international Robbie Brady is still without a club. Robbie dropped in studio to chat to Ger about how his search for a new club is going and how at 34 he still feels he has plenty to offer, for both club and country. 

Robbie also chats about joining Man Utd as a teenager, injury setbacks and what factors he considered when deciding to move clubs during his career. As well as what different Ireland camps were like under Martin, Roy, Mick and Stephen Kenny. 

Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

As the dark November nights creep in, the English football season is more than well under way. However, Ireland international Robbie Brady is still without a club. Robbie dropped in studio to chat to Ger about how his search for a new club is going and how at 34 he still feels he has plenty to offer, for both club and country.&nbsp;Robbie also chats about joining Man Utd as a teenager, injury setbacks and what factors he considered when deciding to move clubs during his career. As well as what different Ireland camps were like under Martin, Roy, Mick and Stephen Kenny.&nbsp;Available Monday-Friday, on RTÉ Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. Email - howler@rte.ie

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