Will Slattery joins Joe and Conan in a Bits & Bobs that carries a Champions Cup flavour … thanks to some late schedule changes. The team talk about changing habits in consuming sport as well as Brian Fenton’s weekend interview talking about his decision to retire from inter-county football.
As for the rugby, Jordie Barrett’s classy touches, Craig Casey’s form and Peter O’Mahony’s usefulness in the lineout are all on the menu.

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Bits & Bobs: Jordie Barrett too good to bench | Munster post-Rowntree | Brian Fenton reveals his reasons

Joe is joined by Jonathan Wilson, fresh from a dismal night at Stamford Bridge for Chelsea, to discuss the unimpressive front put on by Liam Rosenior and his team, as well as Pep’s perceived pressure to bring more European titles to City. He also breaks down the technicalities of CAF's ruling to award the 2026 AFCON title to Morocco after Senegal were deemed to have forfeited the final.
 
Beforehand, Daniel McDonnell gives us a quick temperature check one week out from Ireland's showdown in Prague.

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AFCON chaos, cheating Chelsea, Pep's 1 in 10, Czechia looms | The Football Show

Athletics journalist Cathal Dennehy joins Joe to appraise Ireland's prospects at this weekend's World Athletics Indoor Championships. We also delve into the demise of Michael Johnson's Grand Slam Track league, and reflect on the stunning legacy of Ronnie Delany.

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Cathal Dennehy: The downfall of Michael Johnson, Ireland's World Championship prospects, Ronnie Delany's unique legacy

Joe, Will and Conor convene to celebrate St Patrick's Day with a Bits & Bobs that touches on the dramatic Six Nations finale, a bad look for horse racing, Dublin and Armagh's thriller and another golfing choke.
Will's premature Six Nations tweet, Chelsea love of a centre-circle huddle and why we need more sport on St Patrick's Day is all on the menu too.
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Bits & Bobs: Jordie Barrett too good to bench | Munster post-Rowntree | Brian Fenton reveals his reasons

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