The Sunday Game - Season 1 / Year 2017
Season 1 / Year 2017
Episodes
21/05/2017
Des Cahill is joined by Anthony Daly, Ciaran Whelan, Eddie Brennan and Tomás Ó Sé for highlights and analysis of all the weekend's Championship action including Mayo vs Sligo, Louth vs Wicklow, Laois vs Longford, Carlow vs Wexford and Donegal vs Antrim in football as well as this afternoon's big hurling game, the meeting of Tipperary and Cork.
28/05/2017
Des Cahill is joined by Ciaran Whelan, Eddie Brennan, Ger Loughnane and Rory Kavanagh for highlights and analysis of all the weekend's Championship action.
04/06/2017
Des Cahill and guests Brendan Cummins, Colm O'Rourke, Henry Shefflin and Pat Spillane for highlights and analysis of all the weekend's Championship action including Down vs Armagh, Dublin vs Carlow, Meath vs Louth, Kildare vs Laois in football and Limerick vs Clare in hurling.
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