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Watch - Friday's #OTBAM - ROG from NZ, Joshua in NYC, Hurling preview

#OTBAM is live from 7:45am! Ronan O'Gara will be joining #OTBAM live this morning from New Zealan...



Hurling

Watch - Friday's #OTBAM - ROG from NZ, Joshua in NYC, Hurling preview

#OTBAM is live from 7:45am!

Ronan O'Gara will be joining #OTBAM live this morning from New Zealand.

With a weekend free of Six Nations action to come, O'Gara and Alan Quinlan will take stock of where Ireland stand at this point, directing attention toward some of the other pertinent questions that have emerged after two weeks of action: England's resurrection, France's incredible demise & is there an issue with the officiating?

Fresh from guiding Mary Immaculate College to another Fitzgibbon Cup final, Jamie Wall will join the lads on the line for a preview of the weekend's inter-county action. Looking so physically strong, have Limerick set a template that must be followed if others are to compete? Can John Kiely's men possibly claim back-to-back All-Ireland wins? What on earth is happening in Carlow. Jamie will be on the line shortly before 8:30am.

Although many boxing fans will be hoping for more to come in 2019, we have a genuine heavyweight clash ahead as Anthony Joshua confirmed he will travel outside the UK for the first time to fight Jarrell Miller in New York City. Looking ahead to the June bout, Gareth Davies will join the lads on the line.

Darren Cleary will join the lads in studio shortly after 8:30am for a run through the morning's sports news.

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Alan Quinlan Anthony Joshua Carlow GAA Declan Rice Hurling Irish Rugby Football Union Jamie Wall Limerick GAA Otbam Ronan O'Gara Six Nations