The doyen of French football Philippe Auclair is on hand to discuss Les Bleus' eye-catching start to the World Cup, as they bid for a third successive run to the final. Sean O'Connor also dials in from Miami, fresh from witnessing Brazil's comprehensive defeat of Scotland, which leaves Steve Clarke's side on the brink.

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Ian Madigan joins Rúaidhrí O'Connor to reflect on Leinster’s season as Ireland’s Nations Championship campaign moves into view. Who’s going to succeed Leo Cullen as Leinster boss? The credentials of Ronan O'Gara, Scott Robertson and Jacques Nienaber amongst others, are discussed. There's also analysis of the URC final, where Sam Prendergast rediscovered his mojo as James Lowe, alas, played his last game for the club. Rugby coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Energia.

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Dan McDonnell dials in from Dallas, fresh from witnessing Leo Messi's historic World Cup showing. Joe, Ronan and Conan also discuss Messi's remarkable staying power. Can he reach the 2030 edition at this rate? It’s not beyond the realms, as his God-like status in Argentina continues to grow. Norway’s unorthodox celebrations get a mention, and what exactly is behind the poor standards of goalkeeping across the competition so far? Joe Hart has some thoughts...

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Both still beaming from Dublin's dramatic defeat of Donegal, Ruaidhri O'Connor & Conor McKeon are alongside Joe to recap the sporting weekend that was on this Monday's Bits & Bobs.

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Joe is joined by Philly McMahon, Colm Keys and Conan Doherty in studio as one of the most entertaining football championships in years delivers another cracking weekend, with Dublin’s rebirth to the fore against a Donegal team with no Plan B. Meanwhile, Armagh lack intensity as Kerry show class, Monaghan’s fight sets up clash with Louth, and Mayo’s emotions click with the high press. Let us know what you think - reach out to us on [email protected] GAA coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by AIB

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Rúaidhrí O’Connor and Cian Tracey report from Croke Park as Leinster have won the URC for the second year, delivering their best performance of the season with Sam Prendergast's outing at 10 a highlight.

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Joe, Conan and John team up for a Friday Bits and Bobs to ask a vital question - how much sport is too much sport? From the World Cup to the All-Ireland football and hurling championships to US Open golf - and even Premier League fixtures - the lads weigh in on all the big talking points and wonder whether they can keep up with everything this weekend.

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Joe, Colm Keys and Tomás Ó Sé convene to preview a blockbuster weekend of All-Ireland football championship action. Tomás thinks Kerry are coming good at the perfect time while the lads reflect on a nightmare draw for Armagh after having a quarter-final place in their grasp. Dublin's decision to play Donegal in Croke Park and Meath's trip to face Mayo is on the menu too. GAA coverage on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by AIB.

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The World Cup is one week old, every team has played and Damien Delaney is on hand to give his verdict on the contenders - and his hatred of the 'hydration breaks'. Before that, Ronan and Will join Joe to chat through all the World Cup talking points, from England's eventful opener and Cristiano Ronaldo's much-maligned performance. Football on the Indo Sport podcast is sponsored by Sky Sports.

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Joe, Ruaidhri O'Connor and Cian Tracey break down Ireland's squad for the summer tour and look ahead to Leinster's URC final clash against the Bulls. Ireland's out-half picture after the injury to Jack Crowley, the financial outlook for Irish rugby and the threat the Bulls pose at Croke Park are all on the menu. Rugby on the Indo Sport podcast was sponsored by Energia.

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Dan McDonnell is in Boston, Sean O'Connor is in Dallas, Ronan is in Munich and Joe and Will are in Dublin for this World Cup check in. Lionel Messi's magical hat-trick, France's attacking verve and Jurgen Klopp's German punditry are all on the menu. Dan also discusses Shamrock Rovers defender Pico Lopes' role in Cape Verde's historic draw with Spain. Football coverage on Indo Sport is sponsored by Sky Sports.

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