Rhode reach 30 | Delight for Durrow | Hurling finals off

Joe Maher’s second chance with Offaly | Liam Kearns’ influence | Facing Louth in Leinster SFC semis

Ferbane and Offaly forward Joe Maher joined Will O'Callaghan to discuss last Sunday's win against Meath and the upcoming Leinster Senior Football semi-final against Louth at Croke Park.

Offaly sit top of the Joe McDonagh Cup table | Captain Jason Sampson and Shinrone boss Trevor Fletcher

The Brave and Faithful Podcast is back! Joe Troy and Will O'Callaghan sit down with Offaly hurling captain Jason Sampson and his Shinrone club boss Trevor Fletcher to discuss Offaly's Division Two A League success and their perfect start to the Joe McDonagh Cup campaign.

Offaly’s top quality backs | Martin Murphy’s men down Meath | Louth ahead | Brian Gavin

Having commentated on Offaly's victory against Meath in the Leinster Senior Football quarter-finals, Brian Gavin joined Will O'Callaghan to review the victory against the Royals and to look ahead to Sunday's semi-final against Louth, Offaly's first time in the last-four since 2007.

Michael Fennelly | Mighty Minors | Derry Test | Kehoe Sisters

Some level 5 listening for you on this week's Brave and Faithful Podcast with Will and Joe  0:00 - Minor hurlers impress against Laois + under-20 look ahead 28:11 - Interview with Offaly manager Michael Fennelly ahead of the Christy Ring 56:55: Lookback on Offaly's loss to Tipp in the Allianz Football League, manager John Maughan on the visit of Derry this Sunday 1:20:00 - Offaly ladies footballers Annie and Katie Keogh 1:59:00 - 7s award for Jordan Conroy, Nichola Fryday at the forefront ahead of Six Nations and Shane Lowry's strong finish in Vegas

Rhode reach 30 | Delight for Durrow | Hurling finals off

Episode Three of the Brave and Faithful Podcast with Joe Troy and Will O'Callaghan   Rhode win their 30th Offaly Senior Football title, Durrow land the Senior B crown  Interviews with Malachy McNulty, Kevin McDermott, Laz Molloy, John Reynolds and Kevin Egan As well as Joe on this week's hurling finals being off due to the GAA's club shutdown