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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Indo Sport combines tactical detail, informed disagreement and studio humor across rugby, football, GAA and the wider sporting agenda.
Indo Sport turns a crowded sporting agenda into lively studio argument, with the host directing contributors toward the decisions beneath a result.
Ireland misses a bonus point, and your argument becomes the energy spent getting five points.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A sharp, uneasy conversation about sport, politics, and the price of speaking up.
The episode uses the Republic of Ireland v Israel context to ask a familiar but uneasy question: what happens when sports people take a political stand, and why is that stance so often welcomed only when it matches the listener's view?
A loose, argumentative football conversation that keeps finding the human stakes under the noise.
This Irish independent podcast works best when football is treated as both result and fallout: a low-tally title race after 27 games, the Vinicius Jr. racism ugliness, Bodo/Glimt's 3-1 win over Inter Milan, and the strife around Drogheda all end up in the same conversation.
A relaxed Helix rugby chat weighs memory, reputation, and the harder edge of old judgments.
The Helix conversation settles into an easy rhythm, with rugby memory treated as something to question rather than simply admire. The regulars move from recollection to the sharper material around the 2007 World Cup, player management, limited squad depth, and how O'Sullivan was…
A sharp Six Nations debate about Ireland, their style, and the cost of it.
The episode keeps its focus on Ireland's narrow win over Italy, Scotland's win over England, and France's result in Cardiff. It works best when the talk stays close to the match details: the missed bonus point, the first 20 to 25 minutes that did not fully show on the board, and…
Fast football talk with match detail, title-race context, and lively sideline chatter.
The episode covers a lively football weekend with enough context to make the main swings clear. Man City beat Newcastle and moved within two points, then Arsenal added to the pressure after a Wolves slip-up by beating Spurs 4-1.
Early GAA rule changes get a clear, practical reading on where the scoring pressure is shifting.
The podcast opens with an early GAA check-in on football and hurling, but the sharper focus is on how the ladies football rule changes are already altering the shape of the game.
A sharp, immediate read on Ireland's record Twickenham statement.
Indo Sport treats Ireland's 42-21 win at Twickenham as a record-breaking statement, with Rory O'Connor and Cian Tracy giving the result a sense of immediate aftermath rather than tidy hindsight.
A lively GAA discussion about personality, criticism, and why some players still get backlash for having a profile.
This Irish independent podcast treats Armagh-Donegal as the rivalry to watch in GAA right now, then settles into a broader irritation with players who are judged for having too much personality.
Bill Simmons debates NBA tanking, MVP races, and movies with Zach Lowe and friends.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Joe Molloy hosts rugby analysts Cian Tracy and Rory O'Connor for post-match reaction to Ireland's record 42-21 Six Nations victory over England at Twickenham.
The episode covers the aftermath of flares at Oriel Park, including a child's injury and political fallout, analyzes Premier League and Celtic struggles, and discusses controversies around the Ireland-Israel match and League of Ireland updates.
The episode discusses the controversial draw of Ireland against Israel in football, analyzing the FAI's response, political implications, and security concerns.
Joe Molloy hosts Michael Verney and Colm Keyes for a GAA roundup, covering ladies football rule changes and the AFLW player drain, Dublin's tactical struggles under Ger Brennan, Antrim's woes under Davy Fitzgerald, and Ben O'Connor's physical approach to hurling with Cork.
Joe Molloy hosts a live show with rugby pundits Eddie O'Sullivan, Luke Fitzgerald, and Ian Madigan, reflecting on their overlapping careers, key moments like the 2007 World Cup and 2006 Triple Crown, and personal stories from coaching and playing.
Joe Molloy interviews former Irish footballer Eamon Dunphy about the intersection of sports and politics, focusing on his past activism against apartheid and Bloody Sunday, and the current dilemma of Ireland playing Israel amid genocide allegations.
Joe Molloy hosts Ian Madigan and Rory O'Connor to dissect Ireland's narrow win over Italy in the Six Nations, focusing on the toxic debate around fly-halves Sam Prendergast and Jack Crowley.
The episode analyzes Ireland's rugby team selection ahead of the Six Nations match against England at Twickenham, focusing on the out-half debate between Jack Crowley and Sam Prendergast, scrum concerns, and tactical previews.
Joe Molloy and guests discuss GAA brand building, the toxic reaction to Sam Prendergast at the Aviva, and Tiger Woods' Masters prospects, while touching on golf controversies and social media's impact on athletes.
Ireland's first win of the 2026 Six Nations, 20-13 over Italy after trailing 10-5 at halftime, is picked apart by Rory O'Connor and Keane Tracy as a game Italy 'arguably' should have won.
The episode covers Arsenal's anxiety in the Premier League title race after a collapse against Wolves, racism controversies involving Vinicius Jr.
The episode analyzes Ireland's dominant 33-6 victory over England at Twickenham in the Six Nations, highlighting Ireland's tactical improvements in defense, aerial play, and offloading.
The hosts discuss sports media banter, including impressions of Will Slattery and debates on GAA tactics.
Joe Molloy interviews Daniel Whelan, an Irish-born punter for the Green Bay Packers, discussing his unlikely journey from Wicklow to the NFL, his role and challenges as a punter, and insights into life in the league.
Hosts Joe Molloy, Conor McKeown, and Rory O'Connor discuss the Masters golf tournament and other sports stories with humorous banter.
Discussion of the controversial appointment of Roger Randall as Munster attack coach amid allegations of sexual assault.
Daily sports show discussing Champions League matches and Republic of Ireland performance.
Joe Molloy and Will Slattery discuss recent and upcoming rugby matches involving Irish teams, including the Women's Six Nations and URC.
Interview with Des Ryan, a sports science professional, discussing his career in rugby and football and his views on Irish sports development.
Joe Molloy and guests preview the upcoming GAA National League season, focusing on football divisions and reflecting on the club championships.
Interview with Gary Keegan, a high-performance coach who has worked with Irish boxing, Dublin footballers, and Leinster Rugby, discussing his career and habit stacking.
Host Joe Molloy interviews former tennis pro Greg Ruzetski about his career and new podcast, discussing tennis history and the Australian Open.
The hosts discuss the movie 'Saipan' about Roy Keane's infamous World Cup incident, sharing their reactions and analysis.