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Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon look back at Saturday's games at MW Hire O'Moore Park, Portlaoise in the TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship. Schedule: 0:00 - Championship Round-Up 22:20 - Dublin 1-14 Mayo 0-7 43:40 - Cork 2-10 Waterford 1-5 The big names started coming to the front in the TG4 intermediate championship as the semi-finals became known; London shocked Carlow but not enough to reach the final four of the TG4 Junior championship; while Tipperary avoid the relegation play-offs with a win over Cavan. We look back at Dublin's win over Mayo in Portlaoise.  Jennifer Dunne was superb with a strong supporting cast led by Caoimhe O'Connor.  Dublin looked strong and hungry for victory but did Mayo believe they could get a result? Then it's Cork against Waterford.  Doireann O'Sullivan led the Rebellettes to victory with 1-7 while Libby Coppinger also found the net.  But the Deise put it up to them with the wind before drawing a blank in the second half, and ultimately crashed out of the championship. == THE THIRD HALF broadcasts every Monday on sportsdaz.ie, when they are LIVE matches on TV. Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the magazine show looking at the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Championships. Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 27:15 - Preview - Limerick vs Down 45:15 - Preview - Antrim vs Galway Darren and Killian discuss the game's latest talking points including more chat on the hurling/camogie clash in Clare last week, venues have been confirmed for the All-Ireland senior and intermediate knockout stages, and we look at the state of play in the intermediate and premier junior championships. Our first featured game takes us to Cappamore (Saturday 4pm) as Limerick and Down meet in their own battle of survival.  The Shannonsiders finally got a victory this year against Offaly two weeks ago and another will put them in a strong position.  Down need a win to stay in quarter-final contention and that priceless point against Antrim in Round 2 could be key. Then it's off to Dunloy (Saturday 4pm) for the intriguing clash between last year's All-Ireland intermediate and senior champions as Antrim entertain Galway.  The Saffrons put in a good shift against Kilkenny only going down by six points and will look for something similiar here.  The Tribeswomen dismissed Down the last day and have three wins from three but this is certainly their stiffest test so far. == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Killian Whelan & Darren Kelly present the magazine show looking at the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland championships. Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 24:25 - Antrim manager Elaine Dowds 36:15 - Louise Keane - Upcoming Camogie PRIDE round 42:55 - Previews including Dublin vs Tipperary, and Waterford vs Wexford Killian and Darren discuss the latest news on camogie including refereeing decisions, big results in the opening round and more. Antrim manager Elaine Dowds joins Killian to talk about winning Ulster, their big victory over Offaly, and the challenge against Down this weekend. Louise Keane gives us an insight into the Camogie Association's support for the PRIDE round coming up and how important is is to promote inclusion from all walks of life. And finally, we look ahead to next week's games including Dublin vs Tipperary, and Waterford vs Wexford. Check out all our shows with the 'SportsDaz Squad' on Patreon == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the football magazine show looking at the provincial championships. Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 24:25 - Meath vs Dublin preview (Leinster Football Final) 46:10 - Cork vs Kerry preview (Munster Football Final) Darren and Niamh look back on the All-Ireland under 14 Finals, development of young players, Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh's comments about access to the Kerry Centre of Excellence, more AFLW speculation and an increase in wages making Australia become more attractive. We look ahead to the Leinster Football Final as Meath and Dublin meet for the third time this year.  Who will lift silverware in Croke Park and how close will this latest battle be?  Darren and Niamh dissect what to expect from another battle between the country's top two teams. Then we go down south for the Munster Football Final between Kerry and Cork.  The early start in Killarney could be the gem of the weekend but who will prevail between the traditional rivals?  And we look at what games to watch for as the TG4 All-Ireland intermediate championship gets underway. Join the 'SportsDaz Squad' for just €5 per month for full access to all our podcasts. == SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL broadcasts every Wednesday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon present the magazine show looking at the TG4 All-Ireland Championships. Schedule: 0:00 - Review - Cork 2-12 Donegal 1-10 34:55 - Karen Guthrie (Donegal) 38:10 - Preview - Cork vs Waterford 57:10 - Doireann O'Sullivan (Cork) 1:00:00 - Senior & Intermediate Round-Up inc. Armagh vs Monaghan We review a third game from Round 2 of the TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship last weekend.  Cork beat Donegal by five points but could all three goals have been avoided; did Donegal get their match-ups right at the start; how influential were refereeing decisions in the second period; and how did Cork let their opponents back into this? We get post-match reaction from Karen Guthrie and Doireann O'Sullivan, and preview this week's clash of Cork and Waterford in the final round in Group D.  Waterford must win, Donegal can't afford that scenario, while victory for Cork will secure top spot.  They've met multiple times recently with the Rebelettes coming out on top but do the Deise have a chance to turn their fortunes around? As well as running through the other games in the senior championship plus the TG4 intermediate quarter-finals, we take a look at Armagh against Monaghan.  The Orchard have enjoyed the upper hand with significant wins and a 15+ point winning margin will see them top Group B.  But have the Farney women just lost too many players to make the victory that will secure a quarter-final spot possible? To donate to Marymount University Hospital and Hospice in memory of Sharon O'Keeffe, click HERE To donate to Cancer Care West Donegal Hospice in memory of Donna Boyle (nee Dunnion), click HERE == Catch THE THIRD HALF this week where we review Armagh vs Meath, and Mayo vs Cavan SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL broadcasts every Wednesday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

The weekly show talking to those involved at the heart of the weekend's action. Schedule: 0:00 - Jeremiah O'Sullivan (Kerry under 14 Football Manager) 8:15 - Niamh Kindlon (Armagh vs Donegal - Ulster Football Final) 31:24 - Tomás McCarthy (Waterford vs Dublin - All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship) Kerry beat Cork in an epic All-Ireland under 14 Football Platinum Football Final on Saturday and their manager Jeremiah O'Sullivan joins us.  We look back at the game's key moments, the achievement of the squad, saying goodbye to 'family' and what it means to Kerry football. Niamh Kindlon and Darren Kelly look back at the Ulster Football Final.  Armagh produced a stunning turnaround to beat Donegal after extra-time.  A thrilling game yes but littered with mistakes from both teams and a lot to learn if they are to challenge for All-Ireland silverware. Finally, Darren was in Waterford on Saturday and caught up with Waterford Sport and WLR FM commentator Tomás McCarthy to reflect on Dublin's two-point victory on the opening day of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship, and Waterford's chances going forward. You can listen to THE THIRD HALF and all our shows now by joining the 'SportsDaz Squad' on Patreon. == THE THIRD HALF broadcasts every Tuesday on SportsDaz Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon review the live TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship games from Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, Longford on Sunday. Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 19:10 - Armagh 0-9 Meath 0-9 42:10 - Mayo 0-16 Cavan 2-9 (15) Among the news items are Armagh's Kelly Mallon winning Croke Park/LGFA player of the month for May; Cora Staunton and Brid Stack are heading back to Australia with Greater Western Sydney Giants; a run through of all the results; and could the GAA have avoided clashing with Cavan's LGFA match against Mayo. We start with the All-Ireland champions Meath and their comeback against Armagh.  Could have a few yellow cards have been shown?  They're definitely was talking points.  A tight physical battle where defences gave away nothing easy, we still were treated to some breathtaking scores by both teams. And we look back at Cavan's stunning comeback against Mayo and how the Connacht side held their nerve to get the winner.  Despite missing many big names, the green and red did a lot of good things but how did they let an eight-point slip?  And how did Cavan give them a head start in the first place? == THE THIRD HALF broadcasts every Tuesday when there are LIVE matches on television Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's special guest on 'The Fair Green' is Waterford's Catriona Casey. The five-time All-Ireland winner chats about scoring the first ever ladies football goal in Croke Park in 1986, and how that became a springboard for the Deise's success in the 1990s. We chat about the journey the team went on from their senior breakthrough in 1991 along with Ballymacarbry's stunning success on the national scene. Catriona tells Darren Kelly about being based in Dublin, training sessiona with Marie Crotty, the number 12 jersey, Kerry & Cork connections, on-field partnerships and finishing up after two All-Ireland final defeats to Mayo. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' Join the 'SportsDaz Squad' on Patreon for unlimited access to all our shows. == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every Monday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly & Niamh Kindlon present the magazine show looking at the TG4 All-Ireland Championships). Schedule: 1:35 - Shannen McLoughlin (Louth captain) 12:45 - News 34:15 - Preview - Cork vs Donegal (TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship) 56:25 - Preview - Armagh vs Meath (TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship) We start the show by chatting to Louth captain Shannen McLoughlin following their one-point win over Clare last week that saw them finish as Group B winners in the TG4 All-Ireland intermediate championship. Among the news items discussed are no cash allowed on big match days, Hugh Donnelly steps down as Leitrim manager, Na Gaeil Aeracha - Dublin's LGBTQ+ club are special guests at Dublin's Pride Parade, and we chat about Period Poverty, ahead of the re-release of last year's interview with Antrim chairperson Shauna Adams on Monday. Our first featured game is Sunday's meeting of Cork and  Donegal (2pm Clane) in the TG4 All-Ireland senior championship.  It's their first meeting since the 2021 league semi-final and both will want to lay down a marker and finish as Group D winners. Then it's the rematch we've all been waiting for - Armagh vs Meath (Sunday, 3.45pm Glennon Brothers Pearse Park).  The Royal County's win in last year's quarter-final sent shockwaves around the country as they went on their stunning journey to All-Ireland success.  What to the Orchard county have in store for revenge? == SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL returns to Wednesdays from next week on sportsdaz.ie Check out THE THIRD HALF next Tuesday where we review Cavan vs Mayo, & Armagh vs Meath. Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Killian Whelan and Fionnuala Carr present the magazine show looking ahead to the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Championship. Schedule: 0:00 - Latest news and reviews of last week's provincial finals 17:00 - Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior & Intermediate Championship Previews 35:50 - Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship Preview and predictions from our panel on all three tiers. Killian & Fionnuala discuss camogie's big talking points as the All-Ireland series gets underway this weekend.  And they also look back on last week's provincial finals with senior wins in Leinster and Munster for Kilkenny and Cork, while Meath and Clare also tasted success. The Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Championship gets underway this Saturday with six games and we focus in on Tipperary hosting Clare, and Waterford entertaining Dublin.  As well as the other matches, we look at the intermediate championship which gets underway the following week. And finally, we turn our attention to the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship with four games scheduled.  And then Killian will give us the predictions by Darren, Fionnuala and himself on who we think will reach semi-finals and qualify for Croke Park on August 7th. Hear the show and all our podcasts by joining the 'SportsDaz Squad,' on Patreon.  Click HERE == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on SportsDaz. Cover Photo (c) Hannah Shields - Clonduff camogie club Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly & Killian Whelan present the magazine show looking at the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 21:10 - Preview - Wexford vs Tipperary 39:55 - Preview - Clare vs Dublin We look back at all the main talking points over the last week.  Clare are not happy about playing Saturday with their hurlers in Thurles, Wexford are on the search for a new chairperson, cruciate injuries take out the Doyle sisters in Kilkenny and we look back at last week's action in the senior championship. The first of our featured games this is the must-win clash of Wexford and Tipperary on Saturday (2pm Bellefield, Enniscorthy).  How good were Wexford after their win over Clare?  Can Bill Mullaney inspire his Tipperary charges again?  The loser of this game could be out of the championship. And the same can be said for our second fixture as Clare host Dublin the same day (5pm Cusack Park).  The Banner have just one point from three games but there is a pathway to the quarter-finals.  In contrast, Dublin are coming in under the radar and sit quietly in third place ready to pounce. == SPORTSDAZ CAMOGIE broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie Cover Photo (c) Hannah Shields - Clonduff camogie club Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Darren Kelly & Niamh Kindlon look back on last Saturday's TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship games from St. Brendan's Park, Birr. A very special episode as this is our.... 300TH SHOW!!!! Schedule: 0:00 - Latest News 25:25 - Anna Galvin (Kerry football captain) 37:45 - Review - Kerry 3-10 Galway 3-8 59:00 - Review - Donegal 0-10 Waterford 1-5 There's been plenty to chat about over the last week in football including two more big names heading to Australia, Meath manager Eamonn Murray unhappy with Monaghan, the intermediate championship keeps giving with more suprises and stunning results and much more. Kerry football captain Anna Galvin joins us to chat about their victory over Galway, the work put in behind the scenes over the last three years, the confidence gained from getting one over their rivals, the possibilities ahead and why she doesn't mind travelling from Dublin to Kerry each week. We look back at Kerry's win over Galway.  The Tribeswomen had a goal disallowed and should video technology be allowed to make that call?  The ticking system led to two late Kerry yellow cards and could have been costly.  Is that outdated?  And while both have plenty to work on, the Kingdom looked to have put in that bit more and were deserving winners. Finally, it's the turn of Donegal and Waterford.  Not the best game of football we'll see all year but conditions didn't help either.  The Deise will be kicking themselves with the chances they wasted but the Tir Conaill women showed grit to get the job done.  There were yellow cards, phantom frees and a missed penalty among others to discuss. == THE THIRD HALF will return to Tuesdays next week and broadcast any week there's live games on television. SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL broadcasts Friday this week but returns to Wednesdays afterwards. Theme Song (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz