
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHistory | |||

What was the Riverdance of sport? For Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara, the answer lies in Wexford’s unforgettable 1996 All-Ireland triumph under the charismatic leadership of Liam Griffin.
In this episode of Over The Bar, the lads revisit a summer w... more
In this episode of Over The Bar, Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara dig into the origins of one of the most striking jerseys in Gaelic Games. Tracing the story through local history, the lads explore how Armagh’s colour choice emerged — and what it has ... more
How did Cork finally catch up with the great Kerry side of the 1980s? In this episode of Over The Bar, Michael Foley and Ciaran O’Hara explore how Cork closed the gap on a Kingdom team that had set the gold standard for a generation. From tactical ev... more
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
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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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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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Recent guests on Over The Bar include:
1. Joe Ó Muircheartaigh
2. Peter Canavan
3. Cormac Moore
4. Paul Rouse
5. Paul Fitzpatrick
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