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Thursday 23rd July

Tour de France

The Tour de France will finish on Sunday and Chris Froome’s is looking likely to hold on to the yellow jersey for the second time. However, he remains dogged by ...

Monday 20th July

Paul Dunne at the Open

Just over for hours from now, amateur golfer Paul Dunne will be teeing off on his final round at The Open in St Andrews, sitting in the joint-lead with Jason ...

Weekend Sport

While Paul Dunne’s exploits at The Open are rightly dominating the sports bulletins today, it was a big weekend of football finals for the GAA, and another controversial weekend on ...

Monday 13th July

Weekend Sport

It was a weekend of finals in sport, as Djokovic took the Wimbledon title, Dublin cruised to a Leinster football final, and Tipperary took the Munster Hurling title. The Tour ...

Friday 10th July

GAA Assault

Staying with sport, and Davy Byrne is set to miss Sunday’s Leinster Senior Football Final as it emerged that he spent two days in hospital last week after being attacked ...

Monday 6th July

Weekend Sport

To the weekend’s sport, while Kilkenny beat Galway in the Leinster Hurling Final, it didn’t all go according to plan for Kerry against Cork in the Munster Football Final, a ...

Monday 29th June

Weekend Sport

Damian Lawlor and Ciaran Whelan, former Dublin footballer joined Sean in studio to take a look back over the weekend of sport.

Michael Lyster

This morning sports broadcaster Michael Lyster joined Sean in studio following his recent heart attack. He spoke to Sean of what happened on that day, his recovery and his return ...

Tuesday 23rd June

Death of Jimmy Doyle

Former Tipperary hurler and footballer Babs Keating spoke to Sean of the death of Jimmy Doyle. Read More: Tipperary hurling great Jimmy Doyle passes away, RTÉ.ie, 22nd June 2015

Monday 15th June

Weekend Sport

We’re turning to the weekend in sport, and our Euro 2016 hopes took a heavy blow with Saturday’s draw against Scotland, while in GAA Mayo, Donegal and Kerry turned on ...