May 28, 2026 · 51 min · 9 segments
Declan Bogue joins Ronan Early to discuss the fallout from the Kerry-Donegal clash. Jim McGuinness and David Clifford have avoided bans for their part in the fracas at Fitzgerald stadium, just months…
Declan BogueGuest
Ronan EarlyHost
I'm Ronan Early, and I'm joined by Declan Bogue to discuss the fallout from the Kerry-Donegal clash in Killarney last Saturday.
It was an emphatic win for Donegal, but the conversation has not been about football in the aftermath.
It's been about punishments or the lack of them for Donegal manager Jim McGuinness and Kerry forward David Clifford after a series of incidents just before halftime.
So this week, we're looking into the rationale for the decisions which were ultimately reached, and in the broader picture, we're questioning whether the GAA's disciplinary system is sufficiently transparent and fit for purpose.
Also on the show, we talk about why Davey Fitzgerald's Antrim project ended without success.
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I'm Ronan Early, and I'm joined by Declan Bogue to discuss the fallout from the Kerry-Donegal clash in Killarney last Saturday.
It was an emphatic win for Donegal, but the conversation has not been about football in the aftermath.
It's been about punishments or the lack of them for Donegal manager Jim McGuinness and Kerry forward David Clifford after a series of incidents just before halftime.
So this week, we're looking into the rationale for the decisions which were ultimately reached, and in the broader picture, we're questioning whether the GAA's disciplinary system is sufficiently transparent and fit for purpose.
Also on the show, we talk about why Davey Fitzgerald's Antrim project ended without success.