It's the final episode of the season and Anthony and Dan are joined by Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan, fresh from Saturday's All-Ireland final victory over Mayo. The lads discuss an incredible season for Niall, what hurling could learn from Gaelic football and the secrets behind his groundbreaking style of goalkeeping.

Dan and Anthony are joined by Cork legend Patrick Horgan to discuss his career with the Rebels, the disappointment of the All-Ireland final defat, and how he perfected hurling’s version of the Cristiano Ronaldo free-kick.

This week Dan and Anthony choose their All Star teams from this years All Ireland hurling championship.

Brendan Maher joins Anthony Nash for a special interview where he reveals why he made the decision to retire from inter-county hurling, what he plans to do next, how you go about stopping Limerick, and how he forced Anthony to change his puck-outs forever.

Limerick displayed the signs of true greatness in their demolition of Cork and Dan and Anthony are on hand to dissect a performance for the ages; while they recount their first-hand experiences of what it's like to be on the receiving end of such a hammering.

It’s All-Ireland final week and Anthony and Dan are joined by Cork and Limerick legends Seanie McGrath and Joe Quaid to preview the mouthwatering clash at Croke Park. As well as picking out where the Liam McCarthy will be won and lost on Sunday, Seanie and Joe take a little detour through their own career with some stories that have to be heard to be believed

This week Dan and Anthony are joined by Sheffield United and Irish international footballer John Egan. John discusses his GAA upbringing with ties to both Kerry and Cork, how the GAA shaped him to the footballer he is today and who is the Davy Fitz of the soccer world.

Dan and Anthony discuss the weekends semi-final action, where next for Liam Cahill and the talent bus drivers have driving in and out of Croke Park.

Dan and Anthony are joined by Tomás O’Leary to hear his incredible journey from captain of Cork’s 2001 All-Ireland hurling winning team to scrum-half on Ireland’s 2009 Six Nations Grand Slam winning side; the lads preview this weekend’s semi-finals and come up with some shock predictions.

Joe Canning has retired from inter-county and Dan and Anthony pay tribute to Galway's star performer (while revealing a few things that may not have been heard before), while the lads also look ahead to a huge weekend as Waterford face Tipp and Dublin meet Cork