OTB GAA Off The Ball

Well it's about d*mn time... Eoin takes back rightful ownership of the GAA Power Rankings from Tommy as he presents the first contentious list of the year, let the debate begin.

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Will O'Callaghan was joined by Mick McCarthy and Arthur James O'Dea on Wednesday's Off The Ball.

With the new inter-county hurling season proper almost upon us, the lads responded to one listener's query about the potential absence of hurling's next golden generation.

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Off the Ball's GAA correspondent Tommy Rooney was at Clare vs. Cork last night and came back with lots of interesting news and observations. He also gave the lay of the land across the game as the pre-league competitions started back up.

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Off the Ball's GAA correspondent Tommy Rooney spoke to Clare's Mark Fitzgerald after their McGrath Cup loss vs. Cork last night.

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Off The Ball’s Tommy Rooney caught up with UL and Clare hurler, Mark Rodgers, as well as his college teammate and county rival, Galway’s TJ Brennan as Electric Ireland teamed up with six intercounty Camogie and GAA stars to look ahead to the upcoming matches and rivalries across the Electric Ireland Camogie Third Level Championships and the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Championships.

Through its #FirstClassRivals campaign, Electric Ireland will continue to celebrate the unexpected alliances that form between county rivals as they come together in pursuit of some of the most coveted titles across Camogie and GAA

Off The Ball’s Tommy Rooney caught up with two University of Galway teammates, and county rivals, Mayo footballer, Ryan O’Donoghue, and Galway’s Sean Kelly - as Electric Ireland teams up with six intercounty Camogie and GAA stars to look ahead to the upcoming matches and rivalries across the Electric Ireland Camogie Third Level Championships and the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Championships.

Through its #FirstClassRivals campaign, Electric Ireland will continue to celebrate the unexpected alliances that form between county rivals as they come together in pursuit of some of the most coveted titles across Camogie and GAA.