Monday's OTB AM | The Masters Champion, Cody and Kilkenny, UFC Carnage, Pep's Party Paused |
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Channel: Off The Ball · 2018 · Sports
Welcome to Monday's OTB AM, Ger Gilroy and Eoin Sheahan in studio bringing you through the weekend's sport and setting you up for this week's action! Across the next 90 minutes we'll be talking Football, The Masters, the Hurling and Camogie league finals plus the latest from UFC 223. John Duggan tipped Patrick Reed to win The Masters for us here on OTB AM last Thursday morning, he'll be with us just after 8am to talk everything from Augusta as Rory McIlroy's challenge failed to spark to life on Sunday. Shane Stapleton is in studio to peruse over Kilkenny's six point defeat of Tipperary in the NHL final. We'll hear from Tipp manager Michael Ryan, Kilkenny stars TJ Reid and Padraig Walsh, plus reaction from the Camogie league final as Kilkenny beat Cork and Oisin Langan spoke to Shelley Farrell and Ashling Thompson. There's plenty of reaction to the carnage caused by Conor McGregor around UFC 223 at the weekend, we'll be hearing from the fighters and discussing the latest after Khabib won the lightweight belt. Nathan Murphy caught up with Liverpool kid Conor Masterson this weekend, we'll be talking the Masters and the Manchester and Merseyside Derbies with him just after 9am. There's Monday's Papers, highlights from the weekend and much more too! Get in touch with OTB AM in the comments and let us know how your weekend of sport was. #LetsMakePossible
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