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3 天前

Maul mania, Prendergast's form, and Champions Cup is back

Neil Treacy is joined by Ian Keatley and former Leinster and Connacht centre Tom Daly on this week's RTÉ Rugby podcast, as we break down another mixed week for the Irish provinces in the BKT United Rugby Championship. Daly discusses his decision to retire from rugby this summer, after finishing his career with Lansdowne last season. With maul tries on the up and up in the first few weeks of the season, we ask whether it's becoming too easy to score through that route now that officials have clamped down on defence. The podcast breaks down an impressive performance from Sam Prendergast in Leinster's 29-5 win against Cardiff last week, as well as a back and forth contest in Belfast between Ulster and Munster. With Munster set to face Racing 92 in the opening round of the Investec Champions Cup, Keatley discusses the legacy of his former head coach Anthony Foley, 10 years on from his death. We also look at the challenge facing Connacht this season as they juggle URC and Champions Cup commitments. And we finish by considering what impact the tweaks to the bonus-points system will have in this season's Champions Cup. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Tom Daly talks about his decision to retire 07:35 - Is it too easy to score maul tries now? 14:45 - Sam Prendergast's renewed confidence 24:35 - Ulster's attacking game saving their leaky defence 31:10 - Ian Keatley remembers Anthony Foley, 10 years on from his death 35:00 - Poor starts have cost Munster in the Champions Cup in recent seasons 42:40 - Connacht's challenge in the Champions Cup 48:55 - Tweaks to the format of this season's Champions Cup See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
3 天前

Do you need an 'admin night' with friends to fix your finances?

Dealing with bills, insurance forms, subscriptions and other low-grade bureaucratic life admin with friends can make things feel more doable See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10月7日

Good week to be an out-half, scrum issues in SA, Sheehan and Djougang interview

Neil Treacy is joined by former Munster wing Johne Murphy as we look back on the big news of the week in Irish rugby. On a weekend where several Irish out-halves caught the eye, Johne discusses how thrilling it was to see 20-year-old Charlie O'Shea grab the game by the scruff of the neck, as Munster beat the Bulls 26-22 at Thomond Park. We look ahead to this weekend's first Interpro of the season, as Ulster host Munster on Saturday, with Ulster coming in off the back of a breathless 33-33 draw with Glasgow Warriors. The podcast looks at Leinster's narrow defeat away to the Bulls last Saturday, which saw Leo Cullen's side heavily penalised at the scrum. And we recap Connacht's gritty win against Benetton, where Ciarán Frawley marked his debut with a pair of tries in a thrilling display. Later, Neil is joined by Leinster and Ireland pair Dan Sheehan and then Linda Djougang, ahead of the province's return to Laya Arena against Cardiff on Saturday. 00:00 - Irish out-halves shine 01:25 - Charlie O'Shea announces himself to Thomond Park 10:25 - Jack Aungier locks out Munster's scrum 16:15 - Ulster's crazy draw away to Glasgow Warriors 21:05 - Missed opportunity for Ulster? 24:30 - Johne's thoughts on Jamie Benson? 26:00 - Leinster lose, but nick a bonus-point against Sharks 31:05 - How to fix Irish scrum issues? 40:05 - Caspar Gabriel and Sam Prendergast at out-half 43:05 - Ciarán Frawley's epic Connacht debut 52:05 - Dan Sheehan speaks to the RTÉ Rugby podcast 01:04:38 - Ireland and Leinster prop Linda Djougang See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2 天前

The genius of crows proves they're no bird brains

Jim Wilson, Wildlife Writer & Conservationist and Barry Heneghan, Independent TD for Dublin Bay North. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
6 天前

The Newspaper Panel

Joining Brendan to discuss the main stories in Sunday's newspapers are: Professor of Political Economy at UCD, Aidan Regan; barrister and former Fianna Fail Minister for Education, Mary Hanafin; political columnist with The Sunday Times, Alison O'Connor; principal of St Aidan's Community School, Tallaght, Kevin Shortall. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10月7日

Are you due a tax refund? 3 tax credits you may not know about

Thousands of taxpayers are missing out on refunds by not availing of tax credits for medical expenses, rent and college tuition fees See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10月7日

Who is the new investment scheme for?

Barra Roantree, economist at Trinity College Dublin and Barry Ward, Fine Gael TD for Dun Laoghaire See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
9月30日

O'Mahony's Munster worries, provincial URC shutout, WXV Global Series recap

Neil Treacy is joined by Ian Keatley on this week's RTE Rugby podcast, as we look back on a tough start to the URC for the four Irish provinces. Former Munster out-half Keatley reacts to some explosive comments from his former captain Peter O'Mahony on the current state of Munster Rugby, and agrees that changes are needed in the way the organisation is run if they are to get back to former glory. The ex-Ireland international also recaps the province's defeat to Glasgow Warriors last Saturday, where he was encouraged by some elements of their game, in spite of the 26-20 loss. We look at Leinster's defeat to the Lions in Johannesburg, and pick out some of the positives Leo Cullen may have taken from a game where his side picked up two losing-bonus points. We analyse how Connacht were worn down in the final quarter by a powerful Stormers side in Galway on Friday night, and we look at how Ulster face a daunting trip to Glasgow as they try to rebound from their defeat to Edinburgh. 00:00 - Hitting the panic button after four defeats for the provinces? 05:25 - Ian reacts to Peter O'Mahony's comments on how Munster Rugby is run 15:00 - Some positives in spits of defeat for Munster? 18:20 - Signs of a new style of playing with Munster? 22:50 - Caelan Doris reported to be out until the new year 24:45 - Leinster pick up two bonus-points - will Leo Cullen be satisfied with that? 33:00 - Connacht ground down by relentless Stormers 35:15 - Have Irish teams got an issue playing the South Africans? 41:10 - How much is Ian reading into Ulster's shocking 50 minutes against Edinburgh? 48:30 - WXV with Hannah O'Connor See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10月4日

The Newspaper Panel

Joining Brendan to discuss the main stories in Sunday's newspapers are: Máiría Cahill, Northern Irish author and columnist; Dan O'Brien, Chief Economist with the Institute of international and European Affairs; Laura Bambrick, Social Policy Officer with ICTU and Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics at DCU. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Political insults: From Communist to corner boy (Part 1)

Political insults part 1/2. Diarmaid Ferriter and Catriona Crowe look at the angriest and most bizarre Irish political insults of the last 100 years. In part one of this catalogue of mudslinging, the civil war dominates. Dev is a ‘Spanish Bastard’, TDs are jealous of Michael Collins’ fame, and one politician is accused of shooting off his own toe to commit pension fraud. It’s no holds-barred madness from start to finish. What Were We Like is a podcast from RTÉ about modern Irish history co-hosted by Diarmaid Ferriter and Catriona Crowe. It comes out every Monday morning on the RTÉ Radio Player app, and wherever else you get your podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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