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Anthony Daly's Dubs crash out of the hurling championship having given their all in a thrilling semi-final clash with Cork. Limerick take on Clare this week hoping to earn a September date in Croke Park. On this week's show, Dave O'Grady is joined by freelance GAA correspondent Coilin Duffy and Emmet Ryan of Action81.com. Coming up on the show: - Cork and Dublin make history! - Limerick's hype going up against Clare. - Michael Ryan steps down as Deise boss
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It's been a controversial week for the GAA but it couldn't take away from the achievement of Clare in reaching their first All Ireland final since 2002.
Making his debut on Talking GAA was Kevin Bolger of GAABanter.ie, a terrific site involved in reporting and orchestrating true banter between G…
It's double delight for Dublin and Cork in both the Football and Hurling Championships so far this year.
On Talking GAA this week, Dave O'Grady is joined by Armagh footballer Aaron Kernan to talk about the GPA's association with Pips Charity. We also discuss his work with Elverys Youth Camps and …
After Mayo dump Tyrone out of the Football Championship, it's the old rivalry revisited as the pacey Dubs meet the Kingdom!
On Talking GAA this week, Dave O'Grady is joined by GAA Correspondent Coilin Duffy, Kevin Bolger of GAABanter.com and Former Offaly footballer Roy Malone to look at the crac…
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