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Over The Bar

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GAA
Dublin GAA
1977 All-Ireland Final
Tony Hannahoe
Gaelic Athletic Association
Croke Park
All-Ireland Championship
Kevin Heffernan
All-Ireland Football Final
All-Ireland Hurling Championship
Dublin
Kerry GAA
Hurling
Galway
Hill 16
Connacht Championship
Gaelic Football
GAA All-Stars
Football Championship
Mayo

Over The Bar is a brand-new Gaelic Games history podcast hosted by Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara. Every week we tackle one big question about the history of Gaelic Games — from the origins of the Association, to the moments, people, and controversies that shaped our national games.

Each free weekly episode dives deep into a major story, bringing the past to life for fans in Ireland and abroad. W... more

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Latest Episodes

What was the game of the 1990s? For Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara, the answer lies in one unforgettable afternoon: Derry v Down in the 1994 Ulster Championship.

In this episode of Over The Bar, the lads revisit a match that had everything — intens... more

Cairde Club Exclusive: How did two of America’s biggest baseball teams end up playing in Croke Park in 1924? In this episode of Over The Bar, Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara tell the remarkable story of how the Chicago White Sox and the New York Gian... more

On the road to an Ulster Final, a group of Monaghan footballers found themselves at the centre of one of the strangest pre-match stories in GAA history — arrested en route, with a cloud of confusion hanging over what should have been a straightforwar... more

As the National Leagues mark their centenary, Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara go back to the very beginning to ask a simple question: how did they begin? The lads explore why the leagues were introduced, what problems they were designed to solve, and... more

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Joe Ó Muircheartaigh
Author, journalist, broadcaster, with roots in West Kerry
Episode: Why Did Kerry Wear Cork Jerseys In The 1939 All Ireland Final?
Peter Canavan
Former Tyrone Gaelic football player and All-Star
Tyrone GAA
Episode: What Was The Longest Run To Win An All Ireland?
Cormac Moore
Historian with Dublin City Council, author of The GAA v Douglas Hyde
Episode: Why Did The GAA Expel The President Of Ireland
Paul Rouse
History Professor at UCD and author of 'The Hurlers'
University College Dublin
Episode: When Was The First All Ireland Hurling Final?
Paul Fitzpatrick
A well-regarded journalist and author of 'The Fairy Tale in New York', detailing the story of the All-Ireland final in New York.
Anglo Celt
Episode: Why Was An All Ireland Final Played In New York?

Hosts

Michael Foley
Co-host of a Gaelic Games history podcast, deeply engaged with storytelling and analysis of the sport's significance in Ireland.
Ciaran O'Hara
Co-host of a Gaelic Games history podcast, contributing insights into the cultural and historical facets of the sport.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Entertaining and well researched

    Really interesting podcast that answers questions I never knew I had…until now. Fascinating insight into the stories around our games. Well done lads!

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    Lucanian73
    United States3 months ago

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Interesting content that provides a comprehensive look into Gaelic Games history.
Well-researched and engaging discussions, appealing to both sports fans and those interested in Irish heritage.

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When Was The First All Ireland Hurling Final?
Q: When was the first All Ireland Hurling final?
The first All Ireland Hurling Championship started in 1887, and the final was held on April 1, 1888.

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Focusing on the rich tapestry of Gaelic Games, episodes frequently explore pivotal moments, influential figures, and various controversies that have shaped the sport's history. The comprehensive narrative style ensures listeners are not merely informed but engaged with the cultural significance of the games. With a blend of anecdotal storytelling and historical analysis, the discussions often transcend traditional sports narratives, touching on themes of identity and societal change in Ireland. This podcast is distinctive for its commitment to demystifying the history of Gaelic Games, making it accessible for both die-hard fans and newcomers alike, offering insights that resonate beyond the pitch.

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Over The Bar launched 5 months ago and published 23 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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2. Peter Canavan
3. Cormac Moore
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