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Wexford, five games from five. Dublin flying in year four under Mattie Kenny. Waterford, the team that will take down Limerick, could win the league, and will arguably play Limerick three times this year in the championship. Cork flying. Is this the end of the Limerick team? Are Galway really making any progress under Henry? Is it time that Brian Cody hangs up his baseball cap?
Michael Duignan and Shane Dowling join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to preview the final round of Munster, Leinster and Joe McDonagh games as hurling's round robins reach a fascinating conclusion.
There is no doubt whatsover that if you are in the Tipperary camp now, things are hard. From the outside looking in, you would often wonder do players know what's going on on the outside, do they hear the talk, or are they solely in the bubble?
Galway's match-winning free against Kilkenny should never have been awarded according to Derek McGrath, describing the call an "unfair decision".
Galway versus Kilkenny, and Cork versus Clare - both massive games for all four counties. But the game I am most looking forward to is Galway v Kilkenny. Not so much for the on-field activity, but for how interesting the off-field activity is going to be.
Former Limerick hurler Shane Dowling believes that the Treaty County's ability to flex their strength in depth against Waterford on Saturday sent out an ominous warning to the rest of the contenders in this year’s All-Ireland Championship.
Shane Dowling, Kevin McStay and Michael Foley of The Sunday Times join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look back onthe weekend's Championship action.
We better look back, before we look forward. I hope for the Cork hurlers' sakes they have really battened down the hatches over the last five days. They have not been spared, to say the least. And mainly, by their own.