Afleveringen
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In the final episode of the series, The Front Row - The42’s new rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness - welcomes comedian Killian Sundermann in to studio.
The online funnyman fills us in on his schools rugby days, gaining recognition during the pandemic, making his stand-up debut and travelling around Europe in a van.
We also celebrate Ireland’s first victory of this year’s Women’s Six Nations campaign and preview a daunting challenge against England.
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This week on the Front Row - The42’s new rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness - panellist Eimear Considine makes a welcome return… and she’s brought her Ireland roommate, Hannah O’Connor, along too.
They may have had a disappointing result in their Women’s Six Nations opener against Wales, but the pair explain why there are reasons to be optimistic after a record crowd turned out at the RDS on Saturday.
We hear about painful injuries, tanning routines, initiation songs and balancing their playing careers with teaching, plus how one fan named her child after Ireland winger Beibhinn Parsons!
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In this week’s instalment of The Front Row - The42’s new rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness - we look back at a Super Saturday that had something for everyone.
While Ireland held up their part of the bargain to win the Triple Crown, England couldn’t stop France from claiming the Guinness Six Nations Grand Slam and the championship. Meanwhile, we pay tribute to Italy after they brought their seven-year losing streak to an end.
Ireland international Sene Naoupu is in studio to give her thoughts on Murray’s team of the tournament, with one eye on next year’s World Cup. The Women’s Six Nations winner then previews the start of this year’s championship and reveals her latest move.
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For the latest episode of The Front Row - The42’s new rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness - we’ve recorded with a live audience at Dublin’s top sports bar, The Camden.
Joined by special guests Devin Toner and Lindsay Peat, the panel discusses Ireland’s championship chances at the start of an exciting final week of the Guinness Six Nations. Later on, they also take questions from the crowd.
Plus, we hear some brilliant stories from members of the Emerald Warriors - Ireland’s first LGBT+ inclusive rugby team.
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Episode 2 of The Front Row - The42’s new Irish rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness - is here.
Murray Kinsella dashes back from the stadium to join host Seán Burke and Eimear Considine following Ireland’s 57-6 victory over Italy, where the big talking point was the bizarre rule that left the visitors with 13 players from early on in the game.
Comedian Michael Fry drops in to tell us about his short-lived playing days, plus he’s also got some controversial views in his ranking of the national anthems.
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Episode 1 of The Front Row - The42’s new Irish rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness - has dropped!
It’s Kearney vs Kinsella on the major call in Saturday’s defeat in Paris, host Seán Burke loses bragging rights to his French girlfriend and Eimear Considine gives her thoughts on where Ireland go from here.
We also hear from Rob about his most euphoric moment in a green jersey, life after retirement, a “brutal” return to the GAA pitch, and his skincare routine.
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Coming soon: The Front Row, a brand new Irish rugby show from The42 in partnership with Guinness.
Our panel - comedian and rugby fan Seán Burke, analyst Murray Kinsella, and Ireland fullback Eimear Considine - take every Guinness Six Nations match apart with the help of special guests from the rugby world and beyond.
Subscribe now to get the latest episode in your feed every Monday after Ireland games.
