Railway Cup - In recent weeks, following the passing of Packie McGarty in Leitrim, we heard of the competition’s significance back in the 50s, 60s and 70s - It gave a chance for the best footballers and hurlers a chance to play against the best around - There are probably some listeners who’re unsure what that was, despite it running up to 2016 –
- John Kennedy
Underage training, golf and tennis allowed from today – what has it been like for GC members today getting back on the course (brief) –
- Ballyheigue GC Denis O’Regan
Limerick hurler Cian Lynch – he shares how he continues to maintain his healthy diet and hurling skills off the pitch, which keeps him mentally and physically in shape for the next foreseeable game (ambassador for milk campaign) – speaks about 2020 season, experience with 3rd level hurling and upcoming season –
- Cian Lynch
Study on the workload of U20 elite footballers –- research was carried out on 29 Gaelic Footballers playing intercounty under 20 football over a two-year period.
- Tommy Mooney
- Ian Darragh
Bouncing back from a loss - After a title win, the following year questions are usually about how does a team retain and defend their title and will the hunger be there - However, there’s arguably more work to be done by the team that lost the final. How do teams bounce back from that?
- Causeway’s Stephen Goggin
Sporting event honouring the man who led a group of UN soldiers protecting Jadotville in the Congo - The Pat Quinlan Memorial Medal will be awarded to those taking part in the Tralee marathon this coming September –
- Pat’s son Leo Quinlan
Allianz Cumann na mBunscol Chiarraí - organised a very successful Virtual Run - Teachers in schools from Tarbert to Tousist, from Scoil Dhún Chaoin to Lyreacrompane were out running
- Chair of Cumann na mBunscol na Mumhan Tomás ó hAiniféin
