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Cathal Mullaney chats to Shane McGrath after the weekend's club hurling action, with a huge crowd in Páirc Uí Chaoimh to see Glen Rovers regain the Cork SHC title.Shane assesses the city club's prospects with the likes of Ballygunner and potentially Na Piarsaigh lurking in Munster. He is in awe of his namesakes at Loughmore-Castleiney as they added yet another Tipperary football title to their bulging trophy cabinet.Speaking of football, Cathal caught up with victorious St Brigid's manager Damien Mulligan after a classic final in the Hyde. He also chatted to former Roscommon forward Donie Smith about the current health of club football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neil McManus joins Cathal Mullaney for the latest edition of the RTÉ GAA Podcast, where the Leinster Championship - and its proposed reforms - are up for debate. McManus is a fan of the proposals as it will give the aspiring counties the chance to see progress. But how can hurling become a truly national sport, like football? The panel discuss ways to move it beyond the traditional counties. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RTÉ Sport's Cathal Mullaney is joined by former Kerry footballer Mike Quirke to discuss Éamonn Fitzmaurice's appointment as Galway boss, the plethora of new rules proposed for football as well as all the big Club news over the weekend - including a couple of All-Ireland favourites who bowed out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Súil chun cinn ar Cluiche Ceannais Peile na hÉireann le Gráinne McElwain, Garry Mac Donncha and Gary Brennan. Gráinne McElwain looks ahead to the All Ireland Football Final with guests Garry Mac Donncha and Gary Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tomás Ó Sé and Ciarán Whelan join Cathal Mullaney to look ahead to the biggest game in the calendar, the All-Ireland football final. The Kerry players are looking to deliver back to back titles for Jack O'Connor for the first time in his storied career with Kerry. They're favourites, but how are they dealing with that ahead of a potentially historic occasion. Mayo have been here before - 11 times since 1989 - but you have to go all the way back to 1951 for their last win. This relatively young team doesn't have all of that baggage, so can they be the ones to finally deliver for the green and red? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week in a special episode of the RTÉ GAA Hurling podcast, we welcome Shane McGrath into studio all the way from Tipp (or perhaps, Curacao?) to pick the bones out of the All-Ireland final. Next our lads dissect The Sunday Game's Team of the Year selection before turning their attentions to the state of the game. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Réamhamharc ar Cluiche Ceannais Iománaíochta na hÉireann le Gráinne McElwain, Cuán Ó Flatharta agus Michael Rice. Gráinne McElwain looks ahead to the All Ireland Hurling Final with guests Cuán Ó Flatharta and Michael Rice. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Quirke and Nigel Dunne join Cathal Mullaney for the RTÉ GAA Podcast.We have our All-Ireland final pairing, with Mayo to take on Kerry. The green and red impressed in dismantling Louth, but can they finally get over the line for the first time since 1951? Kerry, meanwhile, were efficient in seeing off an unlucky Dublin, but the victory did raise questions about technology and football. The story of the weekend might have been Wicklow, who pulled a Tailteann Cup victory out of the fire against Down at Croke Park. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shane McGrath joins Cathal Mullaney and Rory O'Neill to preview the All-Ireland hurling final.Limerick are going for a sixth title since 2018, while Galway last won it the year before. This fourth meeting of the counties in an All-Ireland final has massive promise, but what sort of game will it be? Will the approach that Galway have used in Leinster, and against Cork, work against the greatest team of this - and possibly any - era? Do Limerick have the advantage off the bench, and can they use all of their experience against a relatively new Galway side? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The two Shanes - McGrath and Dowling - join Cathal Mullaney and Rory O'Neill after the weekend's All-Ireland hurling semi-finals.Galway ambushed Cork to make the decider for the first time in eight years, where they'll meet Limerick - who they faced in 2018 - once more. Clare died with their boots on, but Cork once again faded away in the second half a big game at Croke Park. Limerick are on a mission to lift Liam MacCarthy once more after a couple of years away, while Micheál Donoghue's tactics are working for Galway. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tomás Ó Sé and Brian Fenton join Cathal Mullaney to look forward to All-Ireland football semi-final weekend. It's Kerry and Dublin, the sport's biggest rivalry, but the Dubs cause another surprise, or will the men from the Kingdom edge closer to back-to-back titles. Before that, on Saturday, Louth are looking to reach the biggest game in football for the first time since 1957, while expectation grows in Mayo that this could finally be their year. The Tailteann Cup final, between Down and Wicklow, pits the big favourites against the side looking to make a historic breakthrough for 2027. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cathal Mullaney is joined by Ciaran Whelan and Nigel Dunne to look back on a breathtaking weekend of football action as the four semi-finalists for the All-Ireland were decided. 00:30 - Best weekend of football this year? Whelo says it is definitely a forwards' game now. 3:00 - Louth-Monaghan review. The story of the weekend. Monaghan like chaos and don't know what to do against 14. Missing McCaul and Beggan. Louth have every chance of beating Mayo. Gavin Devlin guarding against complacency. Sense of trepidation in Mayo. Louth the more seasoned team. 11:50 - Mayo-Cork review. Mayo play a high-risk defence. Looked open in first half. Kobe McDonald hand pass under Cusack: in the old days he’d have ended up in the stands, but Whelo has to admire his confidence. 16:15 - Dublin-Galway review. Importance of the midfield duo of Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne and Ciaran Kilkenny (most underrated footballer of all time, says Nigel). Galway are very frustrating. Fallen short consistently. Padraic Joyce still a great manager, says Nigel, but time to shake things up with younger players. Losing 1-08 to a point in closing stages suggests issues. 30:00 - Whelo’s memories of Paul Clancy. Remarkable ball player, wand of a left foot. 31:35 - Kerry-Tyrone review. Brilliant game of football, epitomised all that's good about new rules. Did Tyrone expose chinks in Kerry defence? A lot of things went against Tyrone but they maxed out their capabilities against a slightly off-colour Kerry. Missed chance for Tyrone. Why is Kerry's kick-out so good? 41:00 - Ranking the four teams that remain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.