1. The Stand with Eamon Dunphy
There are a multitude of reasons you should listen to The Stand, including its excellent news and political coverage, but today we're only going to focus on Eamon Dunphy's Monday Premier League review with his compadres, John Giles and Liam Brady.
It's not everyone's cup of tea but in this writer's eyes, it's still a thoroughly enjoyable listen. Sure, you might disgree with some of their viewpoints but you'll be guaranteed an engaging listen and a laugh along the way. For example:
"He's not a centre forward. No way!"
"Is he a left winger, Eamon?"
"I don't think he's even a footballer!"
It's great to have the Dunphy Premier League podcast back.— Mark Farrelly (@MarkFarrelly131) August 19, 2019
2. The Great British Bake Off's Top 9 Moments
The Great British Bake Off is one of the reality tv shows that is actually a good television show. It doesn't rely on fake stories for its drama, unlike the Kardashians, its buns are real.
To celebrate its return for a tenth season tonight, The Guardian have picked out their nine favourite moments from the series so far. Needless to say, GBBO fans will be suitably amused. You can read it here and of course we also recommend you watch the new season tonight.
3. The Player's Chair with Andy Moran
Mayo legend Andy Moran announced his retirement from intercounty football this week while in conversation with Richie Sadlier on Second Captains. While his announcement may have grabbed all the headlines, the full interview is definitely still worth a listen, with the lads discussing a number of Andy's life experiences inside and outside of sport.
Mayo’s Andy Moran, 2017 Footballer Of The Year, has announced his retirement from inter-county football. Speaking exclusively on The Player's Chair, one of the iconic faces of the GAA told @RichieSadlier he has called it a day. Coming tomorrow morning to https://t.co/uxcODKouWE pic.twitter.com/2FGX3dT1zm
— Second Captains (@SecondCaptains) August 26, 2019
