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Arena: Well-coached teams, Cian O’Neill to Cork, two-point defence

44 Minuten
On this week's episode of Arena, the weekly podcast from the Irish Examiner, Maurice Brosnan is joined by Ballincollig basketball coach Ciarán O'Sullivan.

The lads discuss Charleville manager Dominic Foley’s recent comments in which he called on the Cork County Board to “wake up” and ensure they retain the county’s top coaching talent. But what actually makes a team well-coached? Is being well-drilled always a good thing? What separates good coaching from simply having good players?

They also discuss Cian O’Neill’s move to the Cork hurlers and examine how the two-pointer has impacted Gaelic football so far.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arena: Wright Thompson on McGregor backlash, being there and the future of sports writing

52 Minuten
On this week's episode of Arena, the weekly podcast from the Irish Examiner, Maurice Brosnan is joined by award-winning ESPN senior writer Wright Thompson.

 

The lads discuss the uncertain state of sports journalism, why it is important to separate the business behind the industry from the craft itself and what great sports writing can still offer in a rapidly changing media landscape.

 

Wright recalls the extraordinary reaction to his infamous 2017 profile of Conor McGregor, explains why being there still matters and discusses how long a profile really takes.

 

To get in touch with Maurice, email Maurice.brosnan@examiner.ie.

 

You can read Wright’s Steve Kerr profile here: The Warrior Still Remains

 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arena with Maurice Brosnan: How to get the most out of performance analysis

35 Minuten
On this week's episode of Arena, the weekly podcast from the Irish Examiner, Maurice Brosnan is joined by Denise Martin, a leading member of the Gaelic Games Performance Analysis sub-group.

A lecturer in Sports Performance Analysis at ATU Galway, Martin explains how performance analysis actually matters. She discusses the biggest mistakes coaches make, how to run team meetings that actually engage players and what to do when players switch off or struggle to understand the message.

The pair also explore practical ways to improve feedback, structure effective review sessions and how the ACE model can help coaches communicate more effectively.

To get in touch with Maurice, email maurice.brosnan@examiner.ie.

The Gaelic Games Performance Analysis Guide for Good Practice is available here. .

The Games Intelligence Unit final report of 2025 is available here.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arena with Maurice Brosnan: Irish rivalries, the state of Irish athletics, and what's going on with Adeleke?

37 Minuten
This week, sports journalist Cathal Dennehy joins Maurice Brosnan to preview the National Senior Track and Field Championships at Morton Stadium and assess the current state of Irish athletics.

The lads discuss the potential blockbuster clashes on the track, the Irish rivalries that are developing and what to look out for this weekend.

They also examine the challenges Rhasidat Adeleke has faced since the 2024 Olympics after her candid Instagram post last week, in which she opened up about her struggles with injury and confidence.

Arena is a weekly podcast from the Irish Examiner. You can get in touch with Maurice at maurice.brosnan@examiner.ie.

The article the lads discussed is available here:

The Irish running rivalry fuelled by hate: 'I needed that f****** resentment and bitterness. I love it. I get off on it'

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Arena with Maurice Brosnan: England's cowardice, media rage, and a blockbuster final

32 Minuten
On this week's extra episode of Arena, the weekly sports podcast from the Irish Examiner, Maurice Brosnan is joined by Joe Callaghan, who was at Atlanta Stadium to witness Argentina's remarkable victory over England.

The pair break down both semi-finals, discuss what stood out to Joe from inside the stadium and examine the reaction to England's defeat. They also look ahead to a blockbuster final, asking whether the tournament's two best teams have made it to the showpiece.

You can read Joe's reports here and here.

To get in touch with Maurice, email maurice.brosnan@examiner.ie.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Award‑winning Irish Examiner journalist Maurice Brosnan cuts through the noise with sharp analysis, expert reporting and unmissable conversations. This essential new Irish sports podcast goes inside the biggest stories, the hottest debates and the voices shaping sport today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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