Talk A Good Game Fergal Lynch

Tom,Fergal and Jimmy are back this week to discuss all things sport related in Meath. This week the lads go off on a tangent about GAA press releases, they review the Meath hurlers defeat to Down, the Meath ladies victory over Laois and Ashbourne RFC's defeat to Tullow in the Towns Cup final.

After a long hiatus, Jimmy Geoghegan makes his return to Talk A Good Game alongside Tom Gannon and Fergal Lynch. The lads discuss Meaths defeat at the hands of the Dubs, including reaction from Colm O'Rourke, Meath minors victory over Westmeath, including reaction from Joe Cowley and much more.

Episode 40 of Talk A Good Game is here. This week Fergal and Tom discuss Meath's victory over Longford in the opening round of the Leinster Championship, the challenge of facing Dublin this week, the appointment of Stephen Clynch as new Meath hurling boss and what to expect in the sports section of this week's Meath Chronicle.

After an eight-month hiatus, we are back with another episode of TALK A GOOD GAME! This week new co-host Tom Gannon joins Fergal Lynch to discuss all things Meath Gaa including Saoirse Bulfin's resignation as Meath hurling manager, The Meath footballer's upcoming clash with Longford in the Leinster championship and a review of the league performance of our Ladies footballers and Camogie teams.

We're on a roll in MC HQ with our second TALK A GOOD GAME podcast in a row. This week Fergal and Jimmy reflect on the Meath camogs picking up the baton from the Meath Ladies footballers and reaching the All-Ireland Intermediate final with a stunning win over Westmeath last Saturday. We also reflect on the weekend's SHC action and look forward to tonight's refixtures which will cause problems for the dual clubs involved ahead of next week's start of the SFC and IFC. What can be done to prevent the extinction of the endangered dual player?

After a few weeks hiatus TALK A GOOD GAME is back with a bang and a Tailteann Cup to celebrate. Join Fergal and Jimmy as they discuss how the cup was won and the impact the success could have on the future. We also have an interview with Colm O’Rourke and discuss the pride the Meath Ladies have brought to the county despite losing their All-Ireland crown