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On this week's RTÉ GAA Podcast, Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Neil McManus and Ciarán Whelan to talk hurling and football league action respectively, with Clare and Kilkenny to meet in the small ball decider, while the football finals across the four divisions are now set in stone.
While Shamrock Rovers have got off to a slow start in their defence of the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division title, the Hoops got their first win of the campaign on Friday night after grinding out a 1-0 victory at Galway United, in front of the RTÉ cameras.
Former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy is excited to see how some of the Boys in Green's in-form players fare in the upcoming friendlies against Belgium and Switzerland but has concerns about the strength of the Irish engine room.
Former Republic of Ireland and Blackburn winger Keith Treacy and ex-St Pat's and Shelbourne midfielder Conan Byrne join Raf Diallo to discuss John O'Shea's squad for the Belgium and Switzerland friendlies, review the weekend's League of Ireland action, Manchester United's dramatic FA Cup quarter-final win over Liverpool and the Champions League draw.
Alan Reynolds would be a "good fit" for the Bohemians vacancy, according to RTÉ soccer analyst Graham Gartland, with former Republic of Ireland defender Richard Dunne and Vinny Perth also among the names in the shake-up to fill the role.
Former Republic of Ireland and Blackburn winger Keith Treacy and ex-Sheffield Wednesday and UCD midfielder Paul Corry join Raf Diallo to discuss the latest League of Ireland action including the controversial throwing of flares onto the pitch in the Pats-Bohs game.
Almost a year ago, Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley was of the opinion that his wing-back Neil Farrugia has "the potential to play for Ireland".
As speculation persists about who the next Republic of Ireland manager will be, former Preston, St Patrick's Athletic and Sligo Rovers striker Eoin Doyle believes a longer-term view is of more importance, pointing to four years' time when he hopes the Boys in Green will emerge from a transitional period with a squad that will have gathered more moss in the experience stakes.