GAA podcasts, Euros analysis and remembering Mícheál - what you may have missed this week
This Enjoyed Menu: Our Tasting Subscribers Pieces The Of Week Some Most
Here's what our subscribers have enjoyed -- so far -- from Examiner Sport this week.
Dalo's Hurling Show threw up the Bat Signal for former Tipp boss, Liam Sheedy for this week's podcast.
While Seanie McGrath says Semple Stadium would be a small-town library without the Cork fans.
On the Gaelic Football Show, Paul Rouse was joined by Maurice Brosnan, Tony Leen and James Horan to look ahead to the two-day, last-eight fiesta at HQ.
John Fogarty explains how a move to August All-Ireland finals would work in his weekly column.
It was a week in which we sadly lost an icon of Irish life, the beloved Gaelic games commentator, Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh.
Tommy Martin remembers the West Kerry native as someone who described games and an Ireland that's now gone.
While Paul Rouse says the love of the games was the heartbeat to his commentary.
As we enter the knockouts at the Euros, the spectre of penalties looms over the remaining teams, and none more so than England. Watch out for the trolls, warns Jack Anderson.
Finally, Kieran Shannon recalls a summer that changed everything in sport.