In this episode we cover a lot of ground with former Dublin and Tipperary hurler, Ryan O'Dwyer.

We chat about the early days as a youngster growing up in Cashel and playing with Tipperary, the Boston experience, and the days with an up and coming Dublin hurling team.

Ryan also shares his thoughts on the commitment required for top level GAA athletes, the Dublin club scene, and also talks about settling down and his involvement with growing club, Kevin's Killians.

In this episode of the Boston GAA Podcast, we talk to Johnny Guirke, TD For Meath West and Moylagh clubman, about his playing days for Kerry Boston, and his part in the Creation of Aidan McAnespies in Boston, as well as his move home to Ireland and his transition into Councilor and TD in Meath.

We also talk with Sharon Brady and Paula Callaghan about their experiences playing Camogie on both sides of the Atlantic, and their efforts in reviving Camogie in the Northeast with the formation of the new Camogie Club New England Fenians

In this episode of the Boston GAA Podcast, we talk to Clinton Hennessy about his playing days on both sides of the Atlantic for Waterford, Ardmore, Tipperary Boston & the Shannon Blues, a trial with the New England Revolutions, and the influence of his return to Ireland.

We also talk with Chairman Alec Foley of the Wolves Hurling Club from New Hampshire, and Chairman Mike Kennelly from Providence Hurling Club about the origins of the club, and how they built the clubs up

In this episode, we talk to footballer Shane Carthy, who has won many honors on both sides of the Atlantic including an All Ireland with Dublin in 2016, a number of Dublin Senior Titles with his club St Vincent's, and 2 North East titles with Donegal Boston.

We also speak to Pat O'Malley and Aisling Kerr regarding the youth system in the North East and their experiences of going through said system and the leaps and bounds it has taken.

In this inaugural podcast for the Boston GAA, we talk to former All Ireland winning defender Seán Óg De Paor from CLG An Cheathrú Rua. We also talk to former Father Toms player and current Dunloy player Ali Dooey about his time playing in Boston over multiple summers, the gap between Football and Hurling, club rivalries and the current struggle for a GAA player during COVID