John Mullane, Pat Ryan and Michael Verney team up after a super semi-final weekend that saw Galway tactically outsmart Cork, who now must ‘clean house’ following a collapse.
Limerick also prove they are immune to panic as they break through the chaos to defeat a strong Clare performance. Plus - The King is back: Henry Shefflin announced as Kilkenny manager.
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Join Michael Verney every week for a breakdown of the biggest talking points in the GAA world. Join us for interviews, club action and inter-county debates, with football analysts including Pat Spillane & Dick Clerkin and hurling insights from John Mullane, Pat Ryan and more from the Irish Independent family.

From talking points, solo-runs and head-to-heads,…

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Cork’s second half ‘not good enough for the jersey’ | Galway’s tactics | Limerick don’t do panic

Cork’s Robert Downey joins Michael to reflect on how his side finished up in the 2026 inter-county hurling season under Ben O'Connor.

They also reflect on his thoughts on the split season, how he hopes things will go with his club side Glen Rovers in the coming weeks - and the benefits of Clubber’s GAA coverage.

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Robert Downey: Assessing Cork’s 2026 season, Hoggie’s punditry & the benefits of Clubber 

Pat Ryan and John Mullane join Michael to review the hurling year that was, from the most memorable moments to the standout players and managers.

Michael also reprises his role as quizmaster, where he puts the lads’ championship knowledge to the test.


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Hurling’s year in review | All Ireland championship quiz | Mullane & Ryan

20 years ago, Mayo turned left after running out onto the Croke Park pitch and the Mill at the Hill was born. Joe is joined in studio by David Brady, the potential architect of the audacious gambit, and Senan Connell, who was playing his last ever game for Dublin.
Before the lads discuss the colourful events of 2006, David explains the emotions he felt watching Mayo finally end their last wait for Sam Maguire last month.
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Cork’s second half ‘not good enough for the jersey’ | Galway’s tactics | Limerick don’t do panic

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