Will is joined by Vincent Hogan, former chief sports writer of the Irish Independent, to remember Eddie Jordan, the F1 legend who died today at the age of 76.

Vincent looks back on the Dubliner's rise through the motorsport ranks, from the skeptical reaction in Ireland, to his F1 dream, all the way up to winning a first Grand Prix with Jordan Racing in 1998.

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The incredible life & times of Eddie Jordan

Will Slattery is joined by Shane Brennan to discuss the sporting news of the day, from Andy Farrell announcing his Lions assistant coaches to Rory McIlroy's Masters lead in to the looming possibility of Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid.

Shane then chats to County Down's Charlie Smyth to discuss life in the NFL with the New Orleans Saints after his first season with the team.

Andy Farrell's Lions announcement | Charlie Smyth's NFL life | Rory's Masters preparation

Michael Verney, John Mullane and Eddie Brennan have the band back together for a crossover episode of the Indo Sport and Indo GAA podcasts. Fermanagh manager Joe Baldwin joins the show to update us on the situation facing his side, who as of Tuesday morning still had not received details of their league final which is set to take place this weekend.
The three amigos then break down Cork’s appetite for silverware, reminisce on memories of warm weather camps, and ask if a version of VAR can help hurling?
First, Michael and Will catch up on the Indo GAA project. Search for Indo GAA in your podcast feeds now

 

Could VAR work in hurling? | The value (and craic) of warm weather camps | John Mullane & Eddie Brennan

Sinead Kissane is joined by Ireland rugby star Aoife Wafer, who popped into studio yesterday to discuss the start of the Six Nations and her breakout 12 months.

Although Ireland came up short against France on Saturday in their opening game, Wafer's brace once again marked her out as the team's star performer.

She tells Sinead about her ambitions for the World Cup later this year, and the first-ever women's Lions Tour in 2027.
Before all that, Will Slattery is on hand to discuss an eventful URC weekend that saw the Irish provinces return to action after the Six Nations.

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