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Mayo's Lee Keegan will be joining the TalkSPORT Ireland Team with a new show in May. Pic: Sportsfile
Former Mayo footballer Lee Keegan has been named as the host of a new Gaelic football radio programme.
As part of the launch of TalkSPORT Ireland, Keegan will be hosting the ‘Beyond: the 45’ show alongside Tyrone man Owen ‘Mugsy’ Mulligan.
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The channel will be launched in early May.
A separate hurling show called 'Beyond: the 65' will be hosted by Tipperary's John 'Bubbles' O'Dwyer and current Wexford hurler Conor McDonald.
Keegan is no stranger to bringing his insights on the world of Gaelic games, having previously worked with RTÉ as a pundit.
The Westport man is highly revered for his time with the Mayo footballers, which spanned 13 seasons.
The shows will be produced and edited by former FM104 man Luke Delaney.
TalkSPORT recently announced their intentions to expand to Ireland, bringing rights to broadcast Premier League fixtures each Saturday. Every episode of ‘Beyond: the 45’ is set to be available on YouTube.
TalkSPORT’s UK branch hosts live streams of their content on their YouTube channel.
Sasha Hamrogue, the Head of Digital at the company, believes that the new juncture will be ‘a dynamic platform that will redefine how Irish fans engage with sport.’
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