Enda McGinley and Nigel Dunne join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to the All-Ireland Championship preliminary quarter-finals.

Galway have not reached heights many expected them to in 2025 - yet. Could Down catch them on the hop?

Kerry were flat against Meath but they've been given a good chance to find their mojo once more against a Cavan side which conceded more than anyone else in the group stages.

Elsewhere, Dublin and Cork are to meet at Croke park while provincial champions Donegal and Louth will meet at a venue which is, presumably, to Jim McGuinness's liking.

Jackie Tyrrell joins for the hurling and wonders if Galway have enough to beat Tipperary, even if they produce their best.

While Limerick and Dublin are set to clash in championship for the first time in a decade, a period in which the Treaty men have become a different animal altogether.

Enda McGinley and Nigel Dunne join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to the All-Ireland Championship preliminary quarter-finals.Galway have not reached heights many expected them to in 2025 - yet. Could Down catch them on the hop?Kerry were flat against Meath but they've been given a good chance to find their mojo once more against a Cavan side which conceded more than anyone else in the group stages.Elsewhere, Dublin and Cork are to meet at Croke park while provincial champions Donegal and Louth will meet at a venue which is, presumably, to Jim McGuinness's liking.Jackie Tyrrell joins for the hurling and wonders if Galway have enough to beat Tipperary, even if they produce their best.While Limerick and Dublin are set to clash in championship for the first time in a decade, a period in which the Treaty men have become a different animal altogether.

Cathal Mullaney and the RTÉ Sport team take a look at all the biggest issues in football and hurling, plus preview and review the weekend's action with RTÉ's top GAA analysts. 

Cathal Mullaney and the RTÉ Sport team take a look at all the biggest issues in football and hurling, plus preview and review the weekend's action with RTÉ's top GAA analysts.&nbsp;

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Is there a shock in football's last 12, can Galway lift themselves for Tipperary

Nigel Dunne and Rory O'Neill join Cathal Mullaney for a live recording of the podcast at the RTÉ tent at the National Ploughing Championships near Tullamore in County Offaly

0.00 - 1.45 - Introduction and welcome

1.45 - 3.00 - Nigel on his decision to join the Offaly management team ahead of the new season

3.00 - 5.00 - Reflecting on this year’s football championship which ended with Mayo’s historic triumph

5.00 - 7.35 - Will the way in which Mayo won the All-Ireland inspire other teams to adopt a similar brand of football?

7.35 - 8.55 - Will the fact that Mayo won the All-Ireland give a greater sense of belief to other counties currently awaiting a major breakthrough?

8.55 - 12.10 - Padraic Joyce’s decision to leave the Galway job and who might be next - might they go for someone from outside the county?

12.10 - 16.50 - Potential further changes to the football rules to be trialled this winter; but is there an appetite for this right now?

16.50 - 21.00 - Hurling is also exploring some potential changes, including increasing the number of permitted steps with possession to six. The panel discuss

21.00 - 24.15 - The managerial merry-go round in hurling is in full swing, with Henry Shefflin’s appointment in Kilkenny one of the major talking points. Limerick, meanwhile, will have John Kiely back at the helm

24.15 - 27.15 - The integration debate: Rory and Nigel weigh in on where the process is at right now and what message the recent controversy has sent out to the wider GAA population

27.15 - 31.15 - Will integration happen and can dual counties lead the way?

31.15 - 34.00 - Club championship action - is the split season working?

Nigel Dunne and Rory O'Neill join Cathal Mullaney for a live recording of the podcast at the RTÉ tent at the National Ploughing Championships near Tullamore in County Offaly0.00 - 1.45 - Introduction and welcome1.45 - 3.00 - Nigel on his decision to join the Offaly management team ahead of the new season3.00 - 5.00 - Reflecting on this year’s football championship which ended with Mayo’s historic triumph5.00 - 7.35 - Will the way in which Mayo won the All-Ireland inspire other teams to adopt a similar brand of football?7.35 - 8.55 - Will the fact that Mayo won the All-Ireland give a greater sense of belief to other counties currently awaiting a major breakthrough?8.55 - 12.10 - Padraic Joyce’s decision to leave the Galway job and who might be next - might they go for someone from outside the county?12.10 - 16.50 - Potential further changes to the football rules to be trialled this winter; but is there an appetite for this right now?16.50 - 21.00 - Hurling is also exploring some potential changes, including increasing the number of permitted steps with possession to six. The panel discuss21.00 - 24.15 - The managerial merry-go round in hurling is in full swing, with Henry Shefflin’s appointment in Kilkenny one of the major talking points. Limerick, meanwhile, will have John Kiely back at the helm24.15 - 27.15 - The integration debate: Rory and Nigel weigh in on where the process is at right now and what message the recent controversy has sent out to the wider GAA population27.15 - 31.15 - Will integration happen and can dual counties lead the way?31.15 - 34.00 - Club championship action - is the split season working?

Rule changes and integration stalls | Live from the Ploughing

Súil chun cinn ar Cluiche Ceannais Camógaíochta na hÉireann le Gráinne McElwain, Sinéad Wylde agus Laura Murphy. 

Gráinne McElwain looks ahead to the All Ireland Camogie Final with guests Sinéad Wylde and Laura Murphy.

Súil chun cinn ar Cluiche Ceannais Camógaíochta na hÉireann le Gráinne McElwain, Sinéad Wylde agus Laura Murphy. Gráinne McElwain looks ahead to the All Ireland Camogie Final with guests Sinéad Wylde and Laura Murphy.

 An Bóthar go Croker - Camógaíocht

Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Enda McGinley join Cathal Mullaney to reflect on the end of Mayo's 75-year famine.

The green and red finally landed Sam Maguire against a fancied Kerry side at Croke Park, but how did they do it?

Four different winners in four years, with a triumph for each province - have the new rules had the desired effect on football?

Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Enda McGinley join Cathal Mullaney to reflect on the end of Mayo's 75-year famine.The green and red finally landed Sam Maguire against a fancied Kerry side at Croke Park, but how did they do it?Four different winners in four years, with a triumph for each province - have the new rules had the desired effect on football?

Is there a shock in football's last 12, can Galway lift themselves for Tipperary

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