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OTB's Sunday Paper Review

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4.4
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United States
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363 episodes
Language
English
Publisher
OTB Sports
Explicit
No
Date created
2017/03/31
Latest episode
2026/10/25
Average duration
26 min.
Release period
5 days

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Subscribe to OTB's Sunday Paper Review where Joe Molloy and guests dissect the Sunday sports pages from the UK and Ireland as they get stuck into the biggest stories of the week! Live on Off The Ball from 1pm every Sunday, or subscribe to get the podcast!

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SUNDAY PAPER REVIEW | Munster's URC Derby Defeat, Carrick's Utd Crisis and GAA/AFL drain | FREE SNIPPET
2026/10/25
This is just part of a much larger conversation that is available for Off The Ball Members now! Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join. Shane Hannon is joined in studio by Irish Daily Mail rugby writer Hugh Farrelly and former Meath manager Colm O'Rourke to analyze the Sunday sports headlines. The panel breaks down Leinster's 24–18 URC victory over Munster, questions why Munster supplied only two players to Andy Farrell's 36-man Ireland squad, reflects on James McClean's autobiography comments alongside Mark Allen's emotional mental health interview, evaluates Michael Carrick's mounting pressure at Manchester United and looks at the Irish GAA player drain to AFL. The Sunday Paper Review on off the ball is brought to you by the Road Safety Authority to remind people this bank holiday weekend that the road is a shared space. When crossing the road, always check for oncoming vehicles.
SUNDAY PAPER REVIEW | Munster's URC Derby Defeat, Carrick's Utd Crisis and GAA/AFL drain | OTB
2026/10/24
Shane Hannon is joined in studio by Irish Daily Mail rugby writer Hugh Farrelly and former Meath manager Colm O'Rourke to analyze the Sunday sports headlines. The panel breaks down Leinster's 24–18 URC victory over Munster, questions why Munster supplied only two players to Andy Farrell's 36-man Ireland squad, reflects on James McClean's autobiography comments alongside Mark Allen's emotional mental health interview, evaluates Michael Carrick's mounting pressure at Manchester United and looks at the Irish GAA player drain to AFL. The Sunday Paper Review on off the ball is brought to you by the Road Safety Authority to remind people this bank holiday weekend that the road is a shared space. When crossing the road, always check for oncoming vehicles.
FREE SNIPPET | The Sunday Paper Review | "They're Determined to Try and Smash the Rules": Man City Financial Fallout, Souness on Declan Rice | Off The Ball
2026/10/11
This is just part of a much larger conversation that is available for Off The Ball Members now! Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join. Shane Hannon is joined in studio by Declan Lynch and Gavin Cummiskey to comb through the best sports writing and back-page headlines. The panel breaks down Manchester City's financial breach verdict ahead of their clash with Liverpool at Anfield, Gavin reflects on the surreal atmosphere covering Ireland's fixtures against Israel in the Balkans. Plus, they examine Graeme Souness' take on Declan Rice, Luke Littler and darts fame, and GAA county final culture. The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review | "They're Determined to Try and Smash the Rules": Man City Financial Fallout, Souness on Declan Rice | Off The Ball
2026/10/10
Shane Hannon is joined in studio by Declan Lynch and Gavin Cummiskey to comb through the best sports writing and back-page headlines. The panel breaks down Manchester City's financial breach verdict ahead of their clash with Liverpool at Anfield, Gavin reflects on the surreal atmosphere covering Ireland's fixtures against Israel in the Balkans. Plus, they examine Graeme Souness' take on Declan Rice, Luke Littler and darts fame, and GAA county final culture. The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review UNLOCKED: "Proof Positive That You Can't Keep Politics Out of Sport": FAI Serbia Presser Chaos | Off The Ball
2026/10/04
This is a free snippet of a much larger and in-depth conversation Shane Hannon is joined in the studio by sports journalist and broadcaster Clíona Foley for the Sunday Paper Review to break down a chaotic week in Irish and international sport. Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join .
Sunday Paper Review | "Proof That You Can't Keep Politics Out of Sport": FAI Serbia Presser Chaos, Man City Breach Fallout | Off The Ball
2026/10/03
Shane Hannon is joined in studio by sports journalist and broadcaster Clíona Foley for the Sunday Paper Review to break down a turbulent week across the back pages. The panel dissects the surreal pre-match press conference shutdown in Serbia ahead of Ireland's Nations League tie with Israel, examining the lack of UEFA presence. Plus, they examine Nick Harris's report on Manchester City's financial breaches, Éamonn Fitzmaurice taking the reins at Galway and Munster Rugby's CEO departure. The Sunday Paper Review on OFF THE BALL
Sunday Paper Review UNLOCKED | "Standing Up for Something Bigger": Gavin Bazunu's Ireland Withdrawl | FAI Leadership Chaos | Off The Ball
2026/09/27
Orla McElroy and Paul O'Hehir join John Duggan for the Sunday Paper Review to break down a momentous day in Irish football as goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu boycotted Ireland's Nations League fixture against Israel over the ongoing war in Gaza. The panel criticizes the FAI board and UEFA for a total absence of leadership that left young players exposed to intense political fallout and internal dressing room splits. Enjoy a short snippet of today's Sunday Paper Review.  Subscribe to Off the Ball to get the full episode every Sunday, as well as around-the-clock unmissable sports content every day.  The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
"Standing Up for Something Bigger": Gavin Bazunu's Ireland Withdrawl | FAI Leadership Chaos | Sunday Paper Review | Off The Ball
2026/09/26
Orla McElroy and Paul O'Hehir join John Duggan for the Sunday Paper Review to break down a momentous day in Irish football as goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu boycotted Ireland's Nations League fixture against Israel over the ongoing war in Gaza. The panel criticises the FAI board and UEFA for a total absence of leadership that left young players exposed to intense political fallout and internal dressing room splits. Plus, they examine the reaction to Manchester City's 115 financial charges, Luke Litler's rise and crowd hostility in darts, and Athlone Town's Women's FAI Cup final clash. The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review UNLOCKED | "Mindsets, Misgivings, and Mutiny" | GAA Integration Crisis | Shane Lowry's Doonbeg Charge | OFF THE BALL
2026/09/13
Shane Hannon is joined by Nadine Doherty and Shane McEntee to dissect the biggest sports stories across the back pages. The panel breaks down the explosive fallout following Mary McAleese's departure from the Gaelic Games integration steering group, evaluating financial misgivings, AFLW player drain, and governance hurdles stalling the 2027 roadmap. Plus, they react to Shane Lowry taking a four-shot lead into the final round of the Irish Open at Doonbeg amidst Donald Trump's chaotic arrival. Enjoy a short snippet of today's Sunday Paper Review.  Subscribe to Off the Ball to get the full episode every Sunday, as well as around-the-clock unmissable sports content every day.  The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review UNLOCKED | "Mindsets, Misgivings, and Mutiny" | GAA Integration Crisis | Shane Lowry's Doonbeg Charge | OFF THE BALL
2026/09/12
Shane Hannon is joined by Nadine Doherty and Shane McEntee to dissect the biggest sports stories across the back pages. The panel breaks down the explosive fallout following Mary McAleese's departure from the Gaelic Games integration steering group, evaluating financial misgivings, AFLW player drain, and governance hurdles stalling the 2027 roadmap. Plus, they react to Shane Lowry taking a four-shot lead into the final round of the Irish Open at Doonbeg amidst Donald Trump's chaotic arrival. Enjoy a short snippet of today's Sunday Paper Review.  Subscribe to Off the Ball to get the full episode every Sunday, as well as around-the-clock unmissable sports content every day.  The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review | "Mindsets, Misgivings, and Mutiny" | GAA Integration Crisis | Shane Lowry's Doonbeg Charge | OFF THE BALL
2026/09/12
Shane Hannon is joined by Nadine Doherty and Shane McEntee to dissect the biggest sports stories across the back pages. The panel breaks down the explosive fallout following Mary McAleese's departure from the Gaelic Games integration steering group, evaluating financial misgivings, AFLW player drain, and governance hurdles stalling the 2027 roadmap. Plus, they react to Shane Lowry taking a four-shot lead into the final round of the Irish Open at Doonbeg amidst Donald Trump's chaotic arrival. The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review UNLOCKED | Queen Katie’s Croke Park Coronation | OTB
2026/09/06
Shane Hannon is joined in studio by Gavan Casey and Paul O'Hehir to digest an iconic, historic night at Croke Park as Katie Taylor bows out of boxing on her own terms, laying down her gloves as a three-time undisputed world champion in front of 82,000 adoring fans. The panel reflects on the electric, championship-match atmosphere in Dublin and her legendary sporting legacy. Enjoy a short snippet of today's Sunday Paper Review.  Subscribe to Off the Ball to get the full episode every Sunday, as well as around-the-clock unmissable sports content every day.  The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review | Queen Katie’s Croke Park Coronation | OTB
2026/09/05
Shane Hannon is joined in studio by Gavan Casey and Paul O'Hehir to digest an iconic, historic night at Croke Park as Katie Taylor bows out of boxing on her own terms, laying down her gloves as a three-time undisputed world champion in front of 82,000 adoring fans. The panel reflects on the electric, championship-match atmosphere in Dublin and her legendary sporting legacy. The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review UNLOCKED | Katie Taylor's impact on Irish sport | Parrott's move to Betis
2026/08/30
Shane Hannon is joined by Roy Curtis and Glenn Ryan for this week's instalment of the Sunday Paper Review as they look over the back pages and top sporting stories from the past week.   Enjoy a short snippet of today's Sunday Paper Review.  Subscribe to Off the Ball to get the full episode every Sunday, as well as around-the-clock unmissable sports content every day.  The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball
The Sunday Paper Review | Katie Taylor's impact on Irish sport | Parrott's move to Betis | Off The Ball
2026/08/29
Shane Hannon is joined by Roy Curtis and Glenn Ryan for this week's instalment of the Sunday Paper Review as they look over the back pages and top sporting stories from the past week. The Sunday Paper Review on Off The Ball

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Dermo711 2025/05/15
Best show on Irish radio
This used to be the best sports show of the week on Irish radio / Podcast. They had legit journalists on discussing / critiquing other journalists’ wo...
★★★★★
Doolin man abroad 2017/04/16
Must listen radio
Was so disappointed to hear this segment was leaving the air . I would get up at 7am local time where I live to listen , not only a paper review but a...
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