OTB Sports

OTB's Sunday Paper Review

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Subscribe to OTB's Sunday Paper Review where Joe Molloy and guests dissect the Sunday sports pages from the UK and Ireland as they get stuck into the biggest stories of the week! Live on Off The Ball from 1pm every Sunday, or subscribe to get the podcast!

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OTB Sports

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Sports

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www.offtheball.com

Latest episode

May 31, 2026

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Episodes

Brendan O'Brien and Johnny Ward | 6N gulf, future of Irish football and snooker's history 18.04.2021

Joe Molloy is joined by journalist and broadcaster Johnny Ward, as well as Irish Examiner sportswriter Brendan O'Brien to look through the best of this Sunday's sports pages.

SUNDAY PAPER REVIEW | Rachael Blackmore makes more history and GAA training breaches 11.04.2021

Neil Treacy joined by sports writer Cliona Foley and Vincent Hogan of the Irish Independent as they look through the best of the Sunday newspapers Rachael Blackmore Aintree success GAA training breaches GAA Culture - Management power Kids need to play sport again

SUNDAY PAPER REVIEW | Dublin football saga, Munster bow out, Grand National build up 04.04.2021

John Duggan joined by Virgin Media presenter Tommy Martin and Independent Sports journalist Michael Verney, as they look through the best of the Sunday newspapers Munster identity Ronan O'Gara & Paul O'Connell futures Changing tides in Limerick's sporting culture Inter-county runaway train Will the Dubs get more punishment? Grand National Where will Haaland go? Masters talk

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