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Luke is very honest about his troubles with addiction to alcohol and the help he got in treatment. 

Hope it's of interest to some of you.

Had a great chat with Tiernan McCann in June, he was very honest about his reasons for dropping off the Tyrone panel and conversations he had with management. 

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Hey everyone, here's a clip from the hurling show where myself Eoin Larkin and Ollie Baker chat about the classic Munster final and how Clares tactics contributed to it.

Loads more on the show - Eoin gives his thoughts on Cody v Shefflin too and loads more.

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Hey everyone, here's a clip from the football show where myself Conan Doherty and Aaron Kernan talk about how difficult it is to play against the Mayo defence and a bit on Jack Carney at full forward.

Loads on Armagh too, Aaron was at that one and what happened Tyrone this year.

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Myself Paddy Stapleton and Ollie Baker got to talking about the lack of GAA TV shows , especially during the championship.

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Hello everyone, here's a clip from the show of myself Paddy Stapleton and Ollie Baker discussing the handshake between Cody and Shefflin.  

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Myself, Cian Ward and Conan Doherty spent a good bit of time chatting about Conor McKenna - his performance, his sending off and why the Tyrone management haven't found a regular position for him in the team.

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On this weeks show a spent a lot of time with Ollie Baker and Brian Carroll wondering why Cork persist with a game plan that seems set up to fail. 

Here's a part of that chat and remember you can join the extended panel at www.patreon.com/smallerfishgaa 

Sharing a part of yesterdays hurling show with Paddy Stapleton and Ollie Baker - we talk about Waterford and how good they are and loads on what Cork need to do as well

Some analysis of Donegal from the show last night.

We also discussed Dublin, Tyrone, Mayo team selection and game out loads of weekend awards.

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Here's is a clip from the football show where we discuss Paudie Clifford's role with Kerry 

Here's a clip of Wooly meets Ruby Walsh - you can listen to the full interview, and all the other shows, at www.patreon.com/smallerfishgaa 

Here's a clip of the hurling show from yesterday. We did loads on Limerick and Cork in Part 1 and in Part 2 we usually give out a few awards.

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Here is a clip from one of our most popular show - Hurling and farming with Damien Hayes. After this clip we get in depth lesson cattle, calving, meat, dry stock farming and a lot more

Hey everyone who subscribed in January, I want to share a clip from last nights show.

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Wooly, Cian and Conan review all the weekend's action. 

Wooly is joined by Eamon Callaghan and Aaron Kernan to preview the weekend's national league games and the All Ireland club semi finals. 

Wooly meets impressionist Conor Moore, better known as Conor Sketches

Wooly is joined by Conan and Tom Parsons to discuss the Green proposal that has been endorsed by central council. 

Wooly is joined by Paddy Stapleton and Paul Murphy to review two fantastic All Ireland club semi finals 

Wooly is joined by Brian Carroll and Paul Murphy to preview the weekend's action and discuss the news of the week.

Mayo legend Colm Boyle chats to Wooly about his career.

Wooly is joined by Cian Ward and Brendan Devenney to discuss the Provincial finals and some intercounty talking points

Wooly is joined by Aaron Kernan and Ger Brennan for all the news and previews on a Thursday

First episode of Wooly meets is Irish rugby (and Cooley Kickhams) legend Rob Kearney.

Wooly is joined by Paddy Stapleton and Niall Rigney to review all the weekend's action. 

Wooly is joined by two old friends for the first ever episode of the football show.