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Joe Molloy, Ronan Mullen and John Greene are along for today’s Friday episode of Bits & Bobs. They discuss Gianni Infantino’s latest episode in the FIFA World Cup saga, react to the fallout from Mayo’s All Ireland celebrations around the country - and touch on the fixture clash that affects some of the involved in this weekend’s LGFA finals. They also chat through the latest on the LOI teams in Europe, and the circumstances that have seen the government move to block the release of an economic impact report surrounding next year’s Ryder Cup in Adare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Donegal captain & Sunday Independent columnist Nadine Doherty joins Joe ahead of the LGFA finals this weekend in Croke Park, previewing Galway v Kerry in the senior decider. Joe & Nadine chat through the route both teams took to the final, the players to watch out for and how the new rules have landed since their introduction to the women’s game this year. They also discuss the consistent impact of the LGFA drain Down Under, before Ireland take on Australia in the first ever international AFLW match on Saturday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe is joined by Cathal Dennehy to talk all things athletics as the European championships come into view. Cathal breaks down Rhasidat Adeleke's injury-interrupted two years since Paris while Sharlene Mawdsley is also in an injury battle to be fit for Birmingham. The 800m battle between Mark English and Cian McPhillips and the boom in athletics participation in Ireland are on the menu too.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mayo afterglow continues as Joe, Conan and Will reflect on an epic few days for Andy Moran's side. Listener emails flowed in after Mayo's Sammy win, while Joe also gives the latest on a spiralling Italian football controversy and reads some powerful victim-impact statements relating to the George Gibney case.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is the morning after the night before and Joe has gone to the Mayo team hotel to capture the reaction to their famous final victory. Joe chats to manager Andy Moran and selector Colm Boyle, two men who endured many days of heartbreak in Croke Park, on what it means for Mayo to finally bring Sam Maguire home. Our GAA podcast coverage is sponsored by AIB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.