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The GAA Social brings to life stories from Gaelic Games. It features pundit discussions and wide-ranging interviews with the sport’s players, managers and officials.
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Folge vom 03.04.2023Championship has arrived- Oisin McConville predicts what's ahead
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Folge vom 30.03.2023Brendan Devenney- like you've never, ever, heard him before. Football, helping children, Tragedy, Donegal commentator and lifeThis is one of our best ever podcasts. Brendan Devenney led Donegal for years, but they couldn't get across the line- Armagh & Oisin were the main roadblock. However this podcast digs deeper into the life of Brendan Devenny. Success, failures, helping chirldren in Africa and beyond. It's an education into living life now- and not planning too much for the future. There's also tragedy. Brendan lost his father and sister within a day in 2022. Two coffins in one house. It's raw, it's funny, it's emotional, there's the rave scene and glow sticks, all after his first match as a commentator (not co-commentator) This is the life of Brendan Devenney- a brilliant man, a wonderful podcast.
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Folge vom 27.03.2023League finals preview- final day drama! Monaghan survival- the real story behind Armagh & Rian O'Neill. Cluxton & #AskOisinWicklow are promoted & Oisin McConville walks on water. Well, sort of. Fab Fermanagh
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Folge vom 21.03.2023Niamh McLaughlin- the best gaelic footballer. 2022 POTY, 3 cruciates, Henry Shefflin, professional soccer and Australian rulesThree cruciate surgeries would finish most players- not Niamh McLaughlin! A professional footballer with Newcastle & Sunderland, a European championship final and a trip to the World Cup with Republic of Ireland shattered because of injury. Despite this, Niamh picks herself off the floor and earned the biggest individual accolade in Gaelic football- Player of the Year. It's a fascinating insight into drive, achievement and what makes her different?In her only broadcast interview, Niamh explains why she's taken up an offer of playing professional Australian rules with Gold Coast Suns. The Donegal captain lifts the lid on the money involved and why she made the move to the AFLW.Niamh also reveals her aspirations around amalgamation between the LGFA, GAA & Camogie Association. It's honest!Sit back and enjoy another revealing episode of the GAA Social