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Host Rob Murphy is joined by Stephen Rochford, SeΡn Rice, Edwin McGreal and Daniel Carey for our podcast, recorded in Croke Park during and after the All-Ireland quarter-final against Donegal.
Goals from Aidan O’Shea and Lee Keegan either side of half time helped Mayo to a comfortable quarter-final victory over Donegal on Saturday.
That’s a fifth consecutive semi-final now and Pat Holmes and Noel Connelly seem to have introduced one or two tweaks to the system to keep things fresh in Team Mayo.
On the podcast this week, Edwin McGreal joins Rob Murphy to survey the 2-13 to 0-11 victory. Daniel Carey was on hand for his thoughts during the game, and we also hear from Mayo News columnist SeΡn Rice and Corofin manager Stephen Rochford.
If you like our show, log on to itunes and write us a review to help us spread the word. Thanks to The Walls for the theme music – ‘Carrying The Fire’ is the song.
We’ll be back in a couple of weeks to preview the All-Ireland semi-final against Dublin on Sunday, August 30.
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