Shane Brennan
speaker
1,188 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 3d ago
Shane Brennan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Every week from now until new champions are crowned, you can catch football analysis with Pat Spillane and Dick Clerken and the weekly hurling bonanza that is delivered by Michael, John Millan and Pat Ryan.
So today, ahead of this weekend's Provincial Finals, we thought we'd bring you their in-depth preview of the Munster and Leinster Deciders, as well as the Joan McDonagh Cup Final, with memories from past finals thrown in there as well.
Before we get on to that, firstly, a reminder that our GA podcast coverage is sponsored by AIB.
AIB proudly celebrate the joy, dedication and support that lies at the heart of Gaelic Games, Clobhain County, in every community and every player.
And with that, over to Michael.
Barry Walsh, yeah.
I feel weird recording when it's not first thing in the morning.
I'm too used to being on the breakfast beat.
Yeah, nothing says morning TV like Breakfast Brennan over here.
The Knicks fever has been just so... I actually think I need to start wearing PPE to sort of protect myself from it.
The Knicks fever has been coming in from both of you for the second year in a row, particularly you, Ronan.
What emotion.
The Giants and the Jets don't do that to people.
And just as a demonstration of that, I was talking to my parents when the Knicks last played in the finals in 1999, I was a six month old living in an apartment in Brooklyn and even in Brooklyn,
which now people see as sort of being an artist's hub and all the rest.
Back then, my parents used to hate, because they lived above a bar, they used to hate when Knicks games were on, because that was when the place got craziest.
And the thing about New York is, unlike a lot of other American cities where the NFL and the NFL team and the way that they carry themselves really affects the emotions of everybody, in New York it's about baseball and basketball.
And unlike baseball, where everyone's kind of split between Yankees and Mets, everybody's bought in in the Knicks.
Because, as you were saying, it's the urban area, it's a sport that kids can play on the street, whether you're in Manhattan or the Bronx, which, you know, it's very difficult to sort of play anything in there because there isn't really a huge amount of parkland.
You know, even you look at the universities that are popular there.
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