• The Karl O'Connor Podcast with Craig Lynch

  • By: karloconnor
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The Karl O'Connor Podcast with Craig Lynch

By: karloconnor
  • Summary

  • This podcast is all about getting some high profiled GAA and Sports people on for a general informal chit chat to talk Careers, Coaching and Life.
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Episodes
  • Brendan Lawlor
    Mar 26 2021

    On episode 7 we have the Louth Village native Brendan Lawlor, Brendan was born with Ellis-van Creveld syndrome which is simply defined as having shorter limbs, he is a professional golfer, ranked as the 4th best disability golfer in the world!!!, Brendan has a fantastic story from where he started to where he is now. A pure nice guy. Enjoy!

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    1 hr
  • Roddy Collins
    Mar 19 2021

    Episode 6 brings one of the biggest personalities in League of Ireland football, Roddy Collins. Roddy delves into his playing career both at home and across the water and also his life as a football manager. Some excellent stories and experiences from a top man.

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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Brian Gartland
    Mar 12 2021

    On this weeks episode we are lucky to have Dundalk FC's Brian Gartland. During the chat we find out about Brian's love for basketball, his early football career and of course his time and success with Dundalk FC including 5 LOI Premier division titles, 3 FAI Cups and 2 Europa League group stage campaigns. Brian talks about what it takes to play at the highest level and how he had to bounce back from adversity in his career. One for all League of Ireland fans especially. Enjoy.

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    1 hr and 20 mins

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