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OTB's Sunday Paper Review Off The Ball
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Subscribe to OTB's Sunday Paper Review where Joe Molloy and guests dissect the Sunday sports pages from the UK and Ireland as they get stuck into the biggest stories of the week!
Live on Off The Ball from 1pm every Sunday, or subscribe to get the podcast!
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The Sunday Paper Review: Canham's crusade continues | Leinster leaving a legacy
Shane Hannon is joined by Linda Maher and Kieran Cunningham for this edition of the Sunday Paper Review.
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OTB Sunday Paper Review: Rory's Masters woes | Ticket scalping | Leinster win | FAI issues
Shane Hannon is joined by Sinéad O'Carroll and Fionn Davenport to talk through the best sports writing in today's back pages.
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OTB Sunday Paper Review: LOI pyro issues | Rory McIlroy | De Bruyne genius
We chatted through the best sportswriting in the back pages this morning on the Sunday Paper Review - as Joe Molloy was joined in studio by Gavin Cooney of The42.ie and UEFA Pro Licence and GAA coach Shane Keegan.
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OTB Sunday Paper Review: Roy Keane management style | GAA woes | Paul McGinley | Rhys McClenaghan
Joining Joe Molloy in studio for the Sunday Paper Review were Philip Lanigan of the the Irish Daily Mail/Irish Mail on Sunday, and Kieran Cunningham, the Chief Sports Writer with the Irish Daily Star.
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OTB SUNDAY PAPER REVIEW | ROI v Belgium | Kyle Hayes | Simona Halep
Busy back pages in the Sunday papers today - and Dion Fanning and Gavin Cummiskey were with Joe Molloy in studio going through the top stories.
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Sunday Paper Review | Ireland win the Six Nations | Peter O'Mahony's uncertain future | Cheltenham disappointment
Cliodhna Foley and Hugh Farrelly join Shane Hannon in studio for the Sunday Paper Review this week.
Customer Reviews
Great review
Great review of the Irish Sunday papers. Knocked a star off because they have Kieran Cunningham on way too often. He doesn’t listen to the presenter at all and constantly flies off on tangents which appear to be driven by his own personal bugbears. Painful.