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On this week’s show we are hear from Leo Cullen and James Lowe following Leinster's impressive Champions Cup win over Northampton, Stephen Kenny reflects on his role with the Republic of Ireland under 21’s and whether he could still take charge of their final Euro qualifier in September while senior manager. Michael Conlan picked up yet another win over a familiar face at Madison Square Garden and Michael Seavers, Jim Gavin and Charlie Redmond shared their opinions on new Dublin manager Dessie Farrell.

Jamie spoke exclusively to Ireland under 21 manager Stephen Kenny at the FAI’s coaching conference in Carlow. The former Dundalk boss reflected on his time in charge of the young boys in green and what he has tried to implement. Kenny also touched on whether he could possibly oversee the under 21's final Euro qualifier in September, which is after he is due to take charge of the senior team.

Following the announcement that Dessie Farrell will replace Jim Gavin as the manager of the Dublin footballers, we hear from the outgoing boss on what he expects from the new appointment. We also hear from Charlie Redmond, who won the All-Ireland alongside Farrell in 1995, about the huge shift in the capital.

On this week's episode we are joined by Jim Gavin following his decision to step down as manager of the Dublin footballers, Leo Cullen reflected on an impressive Champions Cup win for Leinster and Jose Mourinho had nothing but positive things to say about Troy Parrott following his senior Premier League debut for Tottenham yesterday. We also hear from Donal Conway and Paul Cooke on the current situation the FAI find themselves in, while Dan McDonnell from the Irish Independent and Robbie Butler, an economics expert from UCC also weigh in on the controversy.

Ger Dunne is the FAI’s head of analysis and he discussed what his role entails with Jamie while at the organisations recent coaching conference, which highlights the incredible work that goes on behind the scenes at the organisation.

Following the shock revelations at the FAI’s recent press conference regarding their finances, Jamie spoke to FAI president Donal Conway and new executive lead Paul Cooke on the current situation the organisation finds itself in. We also hear from Dan McDonnell from the Irish Independent and Robbie Butler, who is an economics expert from UCC.

On this week's episode we look back on the massive news that Jim Gavin has stepped down as the Dublin Senior Football Manager. We are joined by his former teammate Charlie Redmond who remarked that Jim has raised the bar for managers. Jamie also got the chance to sit down and chat with Ireland assistant manager Terry Connor and Ireland's Woman's team manager Vera Pauw to chat about there respective teams Euro qualification hopes at the FAI Coaching Conference that was held in IT Carlow.

Terry Connor & Vera Pauw Spoke Exclusively To Jamie Moore At The FAI Coaching Conference at IT Carlow. Terry Talks Boys in Green ahead of their Euro 2020 play off matches. Vera Talks the Girls in Green and how their preparations are going for Euro 2021 Qualification.

Former All Ireland winner and Jim Gavin Teammate spoke to Jamie Moore and praised Jim for the job he has done and says "he's Raised the bar for Managers"

On this week's episode we are joined by Mick McCarthy, Enda Stevens and Darren O'Dea to look ahead to Ireland's crucial qualifier v Slovakia in March. Meanwhile, future Ireland manager Stephen Kenny insists he is fully focused on his role with the under 21's. Leo Cullen, James Tracey and Josh Murphy spoke following Leinster's hard-fought 13-6 win over Lyon in the Champions Cup. Dublin ladies manager Mick Bohan also weighed in on his future with the girls in blue and what needs to be done for the ladies game to reach the level of the men's.