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Sep 15, 2026

Will O'CallaghanHOST
30:15
I mean I think once you're involved with the breakthrough team I think everyone who's involved in that side particularly because they kind of came from nowhere in that their first length of success the two years before they won the All-Ireland and then that Andy had such an attachment to the team.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
30:27
I think he was a selector in the centenary year when they lost to Cork, won the All-Ireland the year afterwards and was still involved in the 1990s and would have stayed like very actively involved both with Offaly and Tullamore throughout his life up until he passed away as well.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
30:38
So a very well-known character, a real straight shooter.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
30:41
I would say he was probably a little before my time covering county board meetings in Offaly when Andy probably would have been more to the fore of the county board but I would say he probably...
Will O'CallaghanHOST
32:10
says it's a great chance for the players to showcase their skills.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
32:12
We don't have a panel confirmed just yet.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
32:14
And Cork manager Manly, of course, won the All-Ireland with them as well, will hope to lead the team to back-to-back wins against the Scots.
Will O'CallaghanHOST
32:19
He was in charge for the win in Inverness last year.
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
5:48
So I interviewed Camden Crew last week.
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
5:51
My car broke down in Cork-
Dre MorganHOST
5:52
Mm-hmm
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
5:52
... uh, which was very sad.
Michael VerneyHOST
35:36
Even though like, the one time in a game where you get away with like, pulling as hard as you want, it's on the throwing.
Michael VerneyHOST
35:44
Do you remember when Cork beat Limerick in the All-Ireland semi-final in 2024? Yeah.
Michael VerneyHOST
35:48
there's a picture of the ball being thrown in and Tim O'Mahony looks like he has a slash hook in his hands.
Michael VerneyHOST
35:53
And I forget who the other midfielder was as well.
Paul CorryGUEST
44:25
Yeah, it's, it's gonna be difficult.
Paul CorryGUEST
44:27
I mean, particularly when, when you looked at Cork going down last year and you have Keating and McGuire, you, you just look at it and say they're gonna have enough to get back up.
Paul CorryGUEST
44:35
I don't have the same sort of view with Sligo.
Paul CorryGUEST
44:38
There's, there's a lot of younger players.
Paul CorryGUEST
45:23
But, uh, it's difficult times for Sligo, it seems, and, and that first division can be competitive.
Paul CorryGUEST
45:29
There'll be obviously, um, teams there who'll be hoping to get themselves promoted.
Paul CorryGUEST
45:34
I just don't think it's as straightforward as a, as a Cork city si- situation.
Paul CorryGUEST
45:38
But when you look at kind of the game against Drogheda, the first goal they gave away, Raph, like it doesn't matter what level of football you're playing at, Sargent cannot do that with his distribution from the back.
Deirdre O'ShaughnessyHOST
14:00
... kind of adoration, really.
Deirdre O'ShaughnessyHOST
14:01
I mean, jeepers, Cork GA at the time was flying it, and it was-
Finbarr FogartyGUEST
14:04
Yeah
Deirdre O'ShaughnessyHOST
14:04
... a good time to be in-
Finbarr FogartyGUEST
14:05
Yeah
Deirdre O'ShaughnessyHOST
14:05
... doing that in Cork.
Deirdre O'ShaughnessyHOST
14:06
And I would imagine there were adults at that point watching you, going, "Jeez, he's gonna make something of himself now.
Deirdre O'ShaughnessyHOST
14:13
This is gonna be great.
Barry CarterGUEST
14:55
It is inevitable.
Barry CarterGUEST
14:57
You come to this one, you will know players in Cork, Mercia, London, and so on afterwards.
Barry CarterGUEST
15:04
There's just something so communal about the smaller towns that Party Packer takes over.
Alessandra PinoHOST
15:11
You're right about that.
Alessandra PinoHOST
16:09
And I don't know if this is a strange question, but do you think that poker cultures, different poker cultures play differently as well? Or do you think that there's a sort of international way of playing poker now?
Barry CarterGUEST
16:22
Oh, I think they definitely play differently to each other.
Barry CarterGUEST
16:24
So we're going to Cork this year.
Barry CarterGUEST
16:27
And anyone who's never been to Ireland to play poker will notice that it is a different experience.
Darren McAdam-O'ConnellGUEST
6:09
And I think we have to say to the government that Limerick really wants BusConnects, that this is, this is a political imperative, it's a social imperative, and that it, it's a civic imperative here in Limerick, and in the other regional cities.
Darren McAdam-O'ConnellGUEST
6:22
I'm also here representing Cork and, and Waterford, and Waterford's at the end of the list.
Darren McAdam-O'ConnellGUEST
6:25
It's gonna get BusConnects after Cork, after Limerick, and after Galway, you know, maybe in 2047.
Darren McAdam-O'ConnellGUEST
6:31
You know, you can't just freeze a city for that long.
Darren McAdam-O'ConnellGUEST
6:34
We need BusConnects rolled out in all the cities simultaneously now, not in many years' time.
Ken O'SullivanGUEST
4:27
And, um, they spend as much time in Ireland as they do in, in Scotland.
Ken O'SullivanGUEST
4:30
But yeah, they're seen regularly off, off Cork, off Kerry, off the Bask Islands, off Dublin.
PJ CooganHOST
4:34
Are they dangerous to man, Ken? Is that why they're called killer whales? I mean, would they be frightened to be near them?
Ken O'SullivanGUEST
4:39
Well, there's no record of a killer whale attacking anybody, PJ, in the wild.
Sean MoncrieffHOST
5:06
Now, and these are just kind of these are just random reports from people who are listening to us.
Sean MoncrieffHOST
5:13
Dan, who's in County Cork, says conquerors are alive and well in Cork.
Sean MoncrieffHOST
5:16
The chestnut trees are groaning with them.
Sean MoncrieffHOST
5:19
Someone else says Conkers are fine here.
Jody HalstedHOST
9:08
As I said earlier, the LEAP Visitor Card is specifically for travel in Dublin, and it gives you unlimited travel on Dublin public transportation for a set period of time based on the ticket you bought.
Jody HalstedHOST
9:23
Outside of Dublin, you would want the standard LEAP card, which can be used on participating public transportation services in places like Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford, Sligo, Athlone, Kilkenny, Wexford, Carlow, Clonmel, Drogheda, and Navin.
Jody HalstedHOST
9:41
So the standard LEAP card is definitely going to be more useful if you plan to use public transportation outside of the city center.
Jody HalstedHOST
9:53
You can also use the standard LeapCard to pay for bus, air, and expressway services.

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