Episodes
Sinead Kehoe and Jamie Ryan discuss whether Katie Taylor's dream homecoming to Croke Park happen or not, look ahead to Wicklow's clash with Laois in the Tailteann Cup and Eddie Hearn's new Rugby endeavors
Sinead Kehoe and Jamie Ryan preview Sunday’s Aughrim double header, while Katie Taylor’s Croke Park dream stays alive amid concerns over Wicklow’s lack of boxing facilities.
Sinead Kehoe and Jamie Ryan reflect on the latest sporting action from Wicklow and Beyond
Jamie Ryan and Sinead Kehoe round up this week's sport, from GAA, Soccer and Boxing
Sinead Kehoe and Jamie Ryan speak to Wicklow People sports journalist Daniel Kennedy about the Johnny Carlin controversy and what it reveals about the treatment of hurling in Wicklow.bout
Jamie Ryan and Sinead Kehoe chat all things darts with Wicklow Darts Manager Mick Lott
Sinead Kehoe and Jamie Ryan speak with Wicklow Camogie Chairperson, Leanne Lifely
Ardmore Rovers have been fighting for years to secure proper facilities of their own. We speak to Vice Chairperson Stuart Graham about what that struggle actually looks like - the planning roadblocks, the funding pressure, and what it means for players and families in Bray. It’s about identity, opportunity, and whether local clubs are being given a fair shot. Then we turn to schools rugby - where Wicklow teams continue to punch above their weight against the traditional Dublin powerhouses . Journalist Graham O’Neill joins us to break down the politics, eligibility controversies, and the struc