Across the Four Lakes Podcast Presenter Kieran Murphy-a freelance sports reporter
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A sports and human interest Podcast where guests discuss topics related to their own sport and their sporting lives
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Linda Kenny-Chairperson of Leinster Camogie
Linda has given part of her life to the development of camogie in Leinster, Ireland but particularly in her native Carlow. When Carlow and Myshall won their respective junior premier and intermediate all-Ireland titles at Croke Park in 2016 and 2017, she may not have been on the pitch but her work in promoting and developing the game in Carlow had a huge part in those unforgettable days.
Here she reflects on many aspects of the development of the game in Carlow and looks forward to a time when all strands of GAA comes together as one big family. -
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The Pado Flynn Interview
Today I talk to Kilkenny man, Pado Flynn. Pado has joined Palatine GFC and will coach their senior footballers this year. We discuss his reason for joining the club while we also hear his views on the national GAA competition structure, his relationship with referees and other topics.
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Maurice Lawler Greyhound Coursing Trainer
Greyhound trainer, Maurice Lawler, reflects on a wonderful success story at the recent National Coursing Championships where rank outsider, Tactical, was runner-up in the Oaks Final in what was described as a race for the ages. He also defends the sport and says the bad press which coursing sometimes get is undeserved.
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A chat with Irish basketball coach, Martin (Kojak) Conroy
Martin talks about his love for the game of basketball, his respect for the players in what is a minority sport in Ireland, his relationship with referees, assesses what the American basketballers have brought to the game in Ireland and discusses the strong link that exists between the game of basketball and gaelic football.
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Carlow GAA Games Development Manager Sean Gannon
His job is his hobby. His hobby is his job. Carlow GAA Games Development Manager, Sean Gannon, discusses the problems small counties face as they try to compete against the bigger counties with superior playing numbers. The Carlow inter-county player explains why the national football league is the most important competition for him. He captained Éire Og to five senior crowns out of seven but reflects on his disappointment of not achieving five-in-a-row county titles with the club in 2021.