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Tipperary hurling legend John 'Bubbles' O'Dwyer continues his rise as a prominent pundit as he has joined 'Beyond The 65’, an all-new GAA radio show from talkSPORT Ireland that’s aiming to change how fans experience the game.
Launched with GAA diehards in mind, 'Beyond The 65’ goes far deeper than post-match analysis or weekend results.
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Hosted by broadcaster Luke Delaney, he is also joined by Wexford forward Conor McDonald, the trio tackle everything from dressing-room dynamics and county rivalries to the personal sacrifices involved in playing hurling at the highest level.
The show's format hopes to blend unscripted, off-the-cuff chat with real insight, offering fans a front-row seat to the often unseen side of inter-county life.
This is just the latest venture for O'Dwyer, who has been involved in the punditry game in recent years with GAA Go (now GAA plus) while he also appears on the Smaller Fish GAA Podcast with Colm Parkinson.
New episodes drop every second Wednesday and are available on all major podcast platforms, as well as on talkSPORT Ireland’s website. For Tipperary supporters and GAA fans across the country, it’s a must-listen.
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