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MMA Coach Owen Roddy joins Karl Dawson on this week's Saturday Social. He talk's about his return to training at SBG Charlestown. How the global pandemic has changed the sport and McGregor's shock departure and retirement from the UFC.

On this mornings Now That's What I Call Sport we had our very own Denis Kirwan on the show who took an inside look at the Cheltenham Racing Festivals and also gave out a few tips, Ireland manager Mick McCarthy talked us through his 38 man squad he has named for Ireland's opening Euro 2020 qualifiers against Gibraltar and Georgia later this month and we were also joined by legendary defender John O'Shea. We continued our League Of Ireland Sunday looking back on all this weeks action including the Dublin Derby Between St Pats and Shamrock Rovers and we were also heard about Bray wanderers becoming the first club in Ireland to appoint a Disability Access Offer. And finally we were joined by Joe Schmidt as we looked ahead to his final home game as manager against France in the Six Nations and we also heard from Rory Best, Andy Farrell, Peter O'Mahony and Gary Ringrose.

Joe Schmidt will take charge of Ireland for the last time at the Aviva stadium today as they welcome France. Ireland are in with a chance to win the Six Nations this year but need a bonus point win over the French to help their case. Joe spoke on their recent performances, their mental preparation for the game and what he feels about his last time taking charge of Ireland at the Aviva stadium.

98FM's racing correspondent Denis Kirwan joins Jamie ahead of Cheltenham festival which kicks off on Tuesday. He shared his knowledge on one of the biggest events in racing including tips for you to look out for and how the big names will fare.

On this weeks episode of Now That's What I Call Sport Jamie was joined by ex Dublin men Charlie Redmond and Humphrey Kelleher on the future of Diarmuid Connolly, Athlone Town midfielder Kealan Dillon spoke on his experience playing in England and the difficulties facing Irish teens who make the move and Ireland manager Mick McCarthy shared his latest thoughts on the Declan Rice saga.

All Ireland winner Charlie Redmond and former Dublin hurling manager Humphrey Kelleher had their say on the possibility of Diarmuid Connolly making a return to Dublin. The St. Vincents man is arguably one of the best to ever don the Dublin jersey. He has been out of the fold with Jim Gavin's men but has been touted at returning to Mattie Kenny's hurlers. Both men had differing opinions on the matter when they spoke to Jamie Moore.

Athlone Town midfielder Kealen Dillon made the move from Belvedere to Derby at the age of 16 to pursue his dream of a professional football career. He spent time with the Rams, Hull and St Mirren during his spell away but has recently come home. Kealan spoke to Jamie about his experience trying to make it in England, the pressure put on young Irish teens to succeed across the water and his plans for the future.

On todays episode Jamie reviewed all the action from the premier and first division on Friday night and he also heard from Pundit Shane Keegan,  who discussed the brilliant attendances at the opening games and why more people should go to LOI games.

On the show this morning we covered both of the Dublin Allianz League games v Mayo, we heard from managers Jim Gavin and Mick Bohan. It was episode 3 of the League Of Ireland Sunday were jamie reviewed all the action from Friday night and also heard from pundit Shane Keegan on why the attendances have improved this season and we previewed Ireland's Six Nations game today v Italy with Shane Byrne, Joe Schmidt, Sean O'Brien, Peter O'Mahony and Richie Murphy.

On the show this morning we looked ahead to Ireland's Six Nations game against Italy later on today with Joe Schmidt, Sean O'Brien, Peter O'Mahony, Richie Murphy and former Ireland international Shane Byrne.

On the show today we heard from senior and ladies football managers Jim Gavin and Mick Bohan following their double header wins over Mayo at Croke Park, And we also previewed the upcoming hurling and Camogie games today and next week.

On today's episode of League Of Ireland Sunday, jamie reviewed all this weeks action from the premier and first division and  Jamie also discussed the brilliant attendances at the opening games & why more people should go to LOI games with our pundit Shane Keegan.

The #GreatestLeagueInTheWorld is back with a bang. Over 17,000 fans packed out the stadiums last weekend and we’re hoping for more of the same as the First Division season begins while series 2 and 3 of the Premier Division take place. Jamie Moore is back with Episode 3. Keith Long and Olly Horgan looked back on Bohemians against Finn Harps on the opening weekend. Ex Wexford and Galway Manager and Off The Ball pundit Shane Keegan was also on the show. The League of Ireland amputee league kicks off again next Saturday with Bohs, Shamrock Rovers and Cork City taking part, the man behind the idea, Christy McElligott sat down with Jamie at The Aviva. While UCD’s Evan Osam told us how his road to recovery has already begun after his season was ended before it began in a training ground accident last Monday. Our full First Division preview is available in a full podcast on it’s own in all the usual places.

Ex Ireland and Celtic defender Darren O'Dea joined Jamie on this mornings show to discuss the controversial decision of Declan Rice. The West Ham midfielder is capped three times by the the Boys in Green at senior level but disappointed Irish fans when he decided to declare for England this week. Darren shares his thoughts on the whole situation and how Mick McCarthy's men should move forward.

Christy McElligott lost his leg in a lorry accident a number of years ago and amputee football changed his life. He currently plays in and runs the FAI amputee league which is set to kick off it's second season. He sat down with Jamie to talk about his accident and how football had a positive effect on his life.

The SSE Airtricity League 1st Division kicks off this coming weekend. We’ve got all the bases covered. Our Jamie Moore was at The Aviva for the launch and spoke to men from all 10 clubs. Managers Tim Clancy, Neale Fenn, Terry Butler, Gary Cronin, Stephen Henderson, Tommy Barrett, Pat Devlin and players Luke Byrne, Paul Keegan, Jack Doherty, Kevin Horgan all feature in our special preview episode.  

On this weeks episode of Now That's What I Call Sport, Jamie was joined by Christy McElligott ahead of the FAI amputee's second season starting up, Darren O'Dea shared his thoughts on the Declan Rice saga and we reviewed the opening weekend of the League of Ireland with each of the Dublin clubs in action.

The League of Ireland returned this week and we covered all six Dublin clubs that were in action. Jamie chatted to Shamrock Rovers man Aaron Greene, St Pats boss Harry Kenny, Bohemians manager Keith Long , UCD head coach Collie O'Neill, Luke Byrne of Shelbourne and Pat Devlin, head coach of Cabinteely.

On this morning's 'Now That's What I Call Sport', Jamie was joined by former Leinster and Ireland man Shane Byrne to review Ireland's win over Scotland in the second round of the Six Nations, our League of Ireland expert Paul Corry shared his expectations on the season ahead, while Jamie also chatted to Shamrock Rovers' Ronan Finn, St Pat's Ian Bermingham, Bohemians Dinny Corcoran and UCD's Conor Kearns. Ireland centurion Aine O'Gorman also took a look back on her glistening career while giving an insight into her plans for the future.

Former Leinster and Ireland star Shane Byrne spoke with Jamie Moore on Now That's What I Call Sport following Ireland's Six Nations win over Scotland. Byrne gave his take on the far from flattering performance of the Boys In Green.