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06 Sept 2025
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James Stephens GAA Club have brought their popular club podcast back to the airwaves following a break in 2022.
Now in its third week, each episode delves into the week's club fixtures with reports and post-match interviews.
The podcast also takes listeners on trips down memory lane to chat to some of the greatest hurlers the club has produced.
This week, presenter Liam Kelly O’Rourke released the latest episode featuring reports on a busy week of championship hurling including the senior hurlers dramatic draw with Shamrocks (Ballyhale) and the Under-19 County Final defeat to Dicksboro on Wednesday evening.
Also featured is an interview with club senior stars Cian Kenny and Eoin Guilfoyle, and from the archives, a nostalgic chat recorded in 2015 with the late legendary club coach, Sean 'Georgie' Leahy.
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