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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

The Echo Sport Podcast crew break down a thrilling All-Ireland camogie final, look at the future of divisional teams after the latest championship withdrawal and pick the matches to catch in the second round of football group games.
Cork captured the... more
The Echo Sport Podcast crew break reflect on a cracking opening weekend of club hurling action that featured a host of Cork stars back in action for the first time since the disappointment of their All-Ireland semi-final loss to Galway.
Mark Coleman... more
The Echo Sport Podcast crew break down the opening weekend of Cork GAA championship action where upsets for Carrigaline and Newcestown grabbed the headlines as last year's finalists St Finbarr's and Nemo were beaten.
Carrigaline were mauled by the B... more
The Echo Sport Podcast crew head into club championship mode but first, there's a look at the All-Ireland hurling final.
Limerick returned to the top of the pile in emphatic fashion, easily dismantling the Galway system of counter-attacking that der... more
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A Cork-focused sports roundtable that consistently unpackes GAA action across hurling and football, with a strong emphasis on tactical analysis, player depth, and local fan perspectives. Episodes frequently compare Cork's performance to rivals, dissect injuries, kick-outs, squad selection, and strategy ahead of Munster and All-Ireland fixtures, while blending game-day anecdotes with broader implications for upcoming matches. A notable strength is the deep, sentiment-aware coverage from multiple regular hosts, plus a willingness to mix in cross-code commentary, making it useful for listeners who want pragmatic, analysis-driven insights rooted in regional sports culture.
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2. Denis Hurley
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