The GAA Social Folgen

Kevin Penrose has come out as gay. Something quite normal, except it's not in Gaelic Games. in Ladies football and camogie, it's more common to be gay. In men’s football and hurling- it isn’t! Why is that? This is Kevin's story, how he battled with his sexuality, the fear of coming out and the reaction from his teammates and family. In truth, this podcast is perhaps more impactful on those of us who are not gay. Language, creating a safe space. Being better for others. It's a frank, honest and illuminating conversation between Thomas, Oisin and Kevin and an absolutely brilliant listen. Thank-you Kevin, for telling us your story. The wild outdoors and earning a living off social media is the new career path for Kevin- and there's more to come

Massive weekend in Gaelic games- but the rules dominate. Can they stay- even if we want them?

Mary Hulgraine has a remarkable story. On Sunday she will line out for Kildare against Armagh, but her life could have been very different. Addiction issues with alcohol and drugs threatened to bring her life to a premature end. That didn’t happen. Mary recovered and blossomed. This podcast evolves into faith- what exactly does it mean? Recovery, making the most of life and Mary’s beautiful dog ‘Bails’The GAA Social, with Kildare goalkeeper Mary Hulgraine