The Hurling Pod
The Hurling Pod with James Skehill and Paul Murphy. Will O'Callaghan guides the lads through the biggest stories in hurling. New episodes every Tuesday
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THE HURLING POD LIVE EDITION: Waterford down the Banner | Cork cruise past 14 man Tipp
2 days ago - 123 mins
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THE HURLING POD: Championship opens with a pair of classics | Tipp aren't back? | Galway's worries
9 days ago - 97 mins
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THE HURLING POD: O’Donnell’s return | ‘Everything points to Cork winning the All-Ireland’ | ‘Limerick are still number one’
15 days ago - 108 mins
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THE HURLING POD: Cork crush Tipp in League Final | 'Tipp aren't getting out of Munster' | Waterford crowned 1B champions
24 days ago - 83 mins
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UNLOCKED MEMBERS HURLING POD: 'I'm a better coach than I was a player' | Watching your matches back
a month ago - 54 mins
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THE HURLING POD: Cork and Tipp clash in League Final | Put some respect on the lower league finals | No apologies
a month ago - 97 mins
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THP S2 E10: Can Limerick be stopped? | Are Kilkenny still their closest challengers? | Aaron Niland's crazy potential
With Limerick crowned League champions after a comprehensive win against Kilkenny - James Skehill and Paul Murphy are back talking hurling with Will O'Callaghan. The Hurling Pod with Bord Gais Energy, proud sponsors of the Senior Hurling Championship and Legends Tour Series at Croke Park. (0:00) - Limerick crush Kilkenny in the League Final. Will and Paul get a shout-out on TG4's coverage (but Skehill doesn't) (16:37) - Barry Nash as comfortable in front of the opposition goal as when defending his own. Kiely wants Limerick to chase goals this summer. (28:49) - Short creation is as important as counting the wides. Kilkenny played two many low-percentage passes to their forwards. Limerick don't need to introduce many new players. (46:03) - Aaron Niland again shows his eye for goal. Racist comment made to Lee Chin at charity game. What's the right punishment? (01:04:22) - Wins for Offaly, Carlow and Kerry on the opening day of the Joe McDonagh Cup.