On Now That’s What I Call Sport with Jamie Moore this week we had a veritable feast of football, gaelic games, rugby and more.
Football: Jamie had an exclusive interview with Liverpool legend Ian Rush, who talks about new manager Jurgen Klopp and how the history of the club should not be a burden on the players, as well as Ireland's hopes against Bosnia in the Euro 2016 play off.
Rugby: Former Ireland captain Keith Wood looked back on New Zealand's history making Rugby World Cup win and talked about what next for Ireland. He also gave his view on the recent retirement of a young player due to injury. Munster's Felix Jones was forced to bow out this week due to a neck injury while Leinster's Kevin McLaughlin also had to quit due to concussion last month.
GAA: We also looked back on the Club Championship hurling final between Cuala and St. Judes with Derek Ryan and ahead to the football final on Sunday between Ballyboden St. Enda's and St. Vincent's.
Soccer: The promotion relegation play-offs in the League of Ireland took centre stage this weekend, Limerick's fight for survival goes down to a play-off after Friday's win. They'll face Finn Harps who successfully overcame UCD.
Papers: Jamie and Darren Cleary digested the big stories in this week’s newspapers including a feature interview with a player dubbed the ‘Next Roy Keane’ Jack Byrne. They also talked about Mourinho's misery and Republic of Ireland's goalkeeping crisis.
