Joe is joined by Damien Delaney with the Michael Carrick era teetering after a disastrous night for Man United in Europe.
Before that, Ronan dials in from Munich to tell Joe and Will about his experience at Bayern Munich vs Arsenal and the lads also assess the betting favourites to replace Carrick in the Old Trafford dugout.
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Carrick cooked | Bruno barks | Ronan's Bayern Munich experience | The Football Show

The 45th Dublin Marathon takes place this Sunday and Joe is joined by a panel of all different experience levels to discuss tackling the course.
Jamie Fallon finished 14th in his first marathon attempt last year and is hoping for better, Olwyn Dunne is running her 67th marathon after many years as a pacer while it is marathon number one for Will.
Preparation, carb loading and the stresses and mental battle of marathon day are all on the menu.

The Dublin Marathon panel | The elite runner, the pacer... and Will

Joe is joined by Ian Madigan for a deep dive into Ireland's offloading deficiency and why attacks are getting the better of defences across the rugby world.

Andy Farrell's November squad selection, and the surprise inclusion of Jamie Benson, is also up for discussion.

Rugby on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Energia.

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Joe is joined by Ian Madigan for a deep dive into Ireland's offloading deficiency and why attacks are getting the better of defences across the rugby world.
Andy Farrell's November squad selection, and the surprise inclusion of Jamie Benson, is also up for discussion.
Rugby on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Energia.
Rugby coverage on Indo Sport is sponsored by Energia, you can get all the information on <a href="https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/Dd1N593XwW">their latest competition here.</a>

Ireland need to offload | Farrell's Benson surprise | Rugby's defence problem

Joe is joined in studio by Keith Earls to reflect on his life three years after retiring.

Keith opens up about what he misses - and doesn't miss - from his life as an Ireland international and discusses the ups and downs of life after rugby.

Rugby coverage on Indo Sport is sponsored by Energia, you can get all the information on their latest competition here.

Joe is joined in studio by Keith Earls to reflect on his life three years after retiring.
Keith opens up about what he misses - and doesn't miss - from his life as an Ireland international and discusses the ups and downs of life after rugby.
Rugby coverage on Indo Sport is sponsored by Energia, you can get all the information on <a href="https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/Dd1N593XwW">their latest competition here.</a>

Keith Earls in studio | 'I didn't watch a game of rugby for three years'

Joe is joined by Will and Ruaidhri to discuss the Champions Cup weekend, Rory's McIlroy's trip to India and why non-hot drink drinkers are ostracised by society.
Man United's return to action following Lisandro Martinez's stinging criticism is also on the menu.
Email the show at indosportpodcast@independent.ie

Bits & Bobs | Provinces sweep Europe | McIlroy's India paycheck | 'Hot drink' stigma

Joe, Conor McKeon and John Greene convene for a Friday Bits and Bobs that discusses Luke Littler's struggles with fame, another GAA star going to Australia and whether Harry Kane should win the Ballon d'Or.
The rights and wrongs of calling Lansdowne Road... the Aviva Stadium is also up for discussion.
Email the show at indosportpodcast@independent.ie

Bits & Bobs | Friday Mailbag ✉️ | Luke Littler's struggles | The Aviva or Lansdowne Road?

The Champions League has ramped up and the war of words between Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians is continuing as Joe, Dan McDonnell, Will and Gary Breen pick through a busy football news cycle.
Joe, Dan and Will start by discussing Man City's Champions League clash with PSG as Erling Haaland leads the defiance after the club's recent sanctions.
Gary Breen then chats to Joe about the state of Man United's after Lisandro Martinez's explosive interview after the defeat to Atletico Madrid.
Dan then reacts to Bohemians manager Alan Reynolds' strongly-worded response to Stephen Bradley's comments after Monday's Dublin derby.
Football coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Sky Sports.

Haaland's villain era | Parrott's player rating | Bohs break media ban

Joe is joined by Ian Madigan and Cian Tracey for a Champions Cup preview ahead of the new European campaign.

Ian gives his verdict on the health of the provinces after an uncharacteristically slow start.

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Joe is joined by Ian Madigan and Cian Tracey for a Champions Cup preview ahead of the new European campaign.
Ian gives his verdict on the health of the provinces after an uncharacteristically slow start.
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Shaky provinces start slowly | Champions Cup eve | Ian Madigan & Cian Tracey

Joe, Will and Ruaidhri O'Connor assemble for a Wednesday Bits and Bobs that discusses Lisandro Martinez's explosive takedown of the Man United hierarchy, the place the Champions Cup holds in the sporting landscape and the latest in the League of Ireland title race.

Will's marathon preparations with one week to go is also on the agenda.

Get in touch with the show at indosportpodcast@independent.ie

Bits & Bobs | Martinez eviscerates Man United | Champions Cup decline | Marathon countdown

George Gibney has been jailed for 15-and-a-half-years for the sexual abuse of children in the 1970s and 1980s.

He was convicted of 39 counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted rape following trial earlier this year.

Judge Micheál O'Higgins described the abuse as systematic, predatory and a gross abuse of Gibney's role as the victims' coach.

Joe Molloy was in attendance for the sentencing on Monday, and was later joined in studio by Chalkie White, a former Irish national swimming champion who was among the first to speak out publicly about the abuse he was subjected to by Gibney. 

In the courtroom — 'Manipulative predator’ George Gibney jailed for 15-and-a-half years

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