Indo Sport - Hosted by Joe Molloy

Appears like Marc Ó Sé hasn't read his own book judging by the podcast today.

Yeah I was astounded at that myself.

Find it is just very likely to be "another GAA book, played this match played that match" despite the enormous family heritage he is from.

Really insightful interview with the jockey Oisin Murphy this week. I really liked how Joe let him express his emotions and give him a chance to breathe when they were discussing his troubles.

Love this podcast - consistently high standard. Wish it would diversify away a bit more from the holy trinity of rugby, gaa and soccer. We had an epic European Cross Country championships this week for example - somebody like Jack O'Leary, would be very interesting to hear his journey. Likewise the stellar AFLW performances from Irish players in recent weeks.

Ah thats fair to an extent; but I'd say its disproportionate still. I'd say its one episode in 8 or 10 is outside of those three. Like they did the recent one on cricket, and on Charlie Smyth.

Another thing - a bugbear of mine - when the media covers women's sport, more often than not its about 'issues' in womens sport; like the recent episode on ACL injuries or whatever - but women's sports news is not reported well.

Arguably there isn't an audience for it, judging by the very low numbers of women that attend county camogie or LGFA games or the WNT. But its a pity nonetheless. When the constant narrative is about barriers, and how playing field isnt level, and boys get this and girls only get that - it comes across as very whiny and negative, whether justified or not. It would be better if the media could generate the same level of interest in say Katie McCabe's Arsenal as there is in Evan Ferguson or Troy Parrott.

I did think it was notable how little coverage the AFLW season got in the wider Irish media - given how many Irish players are there, and how many counties it touches.

Podcasts like that are damned if they do and damned if they don't. People want stories about sports outside the traditional big ones soccer,rugby gaa which I agree with I find stories outside the sports I follow interesting myself. Then if they do cover those stories people start bleating about "sur nobody watches those sports they are pandering to the minority because they're woke" Those comments are mostly directed at womans sports.

Agree I wish they talked about any other Irish sport but those 3's…the chat is so mundane around them at this stage.

Dave Hanratty was excellent on yesterday's pod. Could listen to him chat all week - pity he isn't part of the sports team.

The pod has been a great success, I’d imagine. My only bugbear is Will, who is probably on most regularly after Joe. He can be insufferable to listen to at times imo.

Molloy really is a golf bore. He couldn’t shut up about Tiger Woods during bits and bobs on Friday and then when it came to the club all Irelands this weekend his question was why does no one care.

I really enjoy listening to him. Really knowledgable on a wide range of sports and brings some interesting tidbits on sports I wouldn't watch

I like Will, but I can see how he might be hard to listen to as he is quite forthright with his opinions.

I think that's the nature of sports podcasts though - the same subject matter is being covered on multiple different pods so it really comes down to a question of taste and approach - and people will go with the voices they like which is fair enough.

There's other podcasts that I would overlook for the same reasons.

His voice/tone/pitch is not pleasing to mine ear

Before any content of his comes into the equation

Speaking of voice/accent. Is it just me or is yer man Conan's voice the absolute worst? I actually don't mind a Derry accent, but his one just doesn't make sense…

He sounds like he's on the cusp of having to burp all the time… very off-putting

Risteard Cooper done an excellant impersonation of Will on OTB last week which was then played on the IndoSport pod.. it was spot on!!

To his credit, he took it in the spirit it was meant. But it was absolutely SPOT ON as an impression.