Ailbhe Clancy's guest appearances

Ailbhe Clancy

Leitrim Daily

James Martin

Paul Williams

Sean McDermott

Karen Brown

Emma McLaughlin

John Lynch

John McCartin

Dean Clancy

Joe Flynn

Hannah Johnston

Conor Reynolds

Thomas Mulligan

Stephen Flynn

Niall Woods

Paddy Farrell

OwlTail

Dean McGovern

Karen Connolly

It's another busy weekend across the county and for Leitrim athletes further a field. The third round of fixtures in the Leitrim GAA Club Championships takes place as well as Leitrim Ladies relegation playoff with Wicklow on Sunday afternoon.  Supported by the Leitrim Glens Sportive Cycle on 18th August.  Breifne sat down with Sean O'Heslins' Dean McGovern ahead of their clash with St. Mary's on Saturday evening to discuss their 100% record so far and their expectations for the game and their desire to end 29 years without a senior championship title in the town.  Glencar / Manor's Karen Connolly is with us to talk about her Leitrim Ladies' side chances in their final game of the season against Wicklow in a crunch relegation decider from the Intermediate grade for next season.  Ailbhe Clancy also drops in to talk about facing her former Leitrim Ladies team mate Dearbhaile Beirne as Peamount United travel to Galway WFC for their FAI Women's National League encounter in Galway tomorrow.  Breifne also takes a look at the weekend ahead for Carrick Athletic Club athletes Gerard O'Donnell and Eanna Madden at the European Team Championships this weekend in Norway.   Finally we discuss the Ballinamore Road Races and the Leitrim Glens Sportive cycles over 40km, 100km, 150km and 200km on the 18th August, which closes entries next Thursday, 15th August.   Featured on yesterday's event guide the North West Stop 5km Run, Walk / Stroll takes place on Sunday at 3pm in Manorhamilton. Registration from 2:30pm.

Episode 40: Sports Preview - Dean McGovern, Karen Connolly & Ailbhe Clancy

It’s a full house of inspirational women in sport on today’s show. First up 3 Leitrim ladies are in the final stages of preparations for swimming the length of Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon. Mother and daughter, Eileen &amp; Heather Maxwell and their friend Toni McGlynn join Breifne to talk about the challenge that lies ahead from the 1st of August.Having watched Paddy O’Donnell become the first Irish man to finish the 260km distance from Dowra to Limerick last summer and Heather was inspired to do the same. Her mother and Toni signed up and with the help of their friend’s Siobhan Doran and Jo O’Brien they have all of their logistics and sponsorship in place.With a target of €20,000 in fundraising for the Irish Cancer Society and A Lust For Life a busy month of swimming and fundraising is in store for the trio.I’m also joined by Glenfarne’s Ailbhe Clancy on her return from the World University Games in Italy having experienced heartbreak after missing out on a bronze medal by losing  to Russia on penalties.

It’s a full house of inspirational women in sport on today’s show. First up 3 Leitrim ladies are in the final stages of preparations for swimming the length of Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon. Mother and daughter, Eileen &amp; Heather Maxwell and their friend Toni McGlynn join Breifne to talk about the challenge that lies ahead from the 1st of August. Having watched Paddy O’Donnell become the first Irish man to finish the 260km distance from Dowra to Limerick last summer and Heather was inspired to do the same. Her mother and Toni signed up and with the help of their friend’s Siobhan Doran and Jo O’Brien they have all of their logistics and sponsorship in place. With a target of €20,000 in fundraising for the Irish Cancer Society and A Lust For Life a busy month of swimming and fundraising is in store for the trio. I’m also joined by Glenfarne’s Ailbhe Clancy on her return from the World University Games in Italy having experienced heartbreak after missing out on a bronze medal by losing to Russia on penalties.

Episode 17: In Focus - Fló Beo & Ailbhe Clancy

Niall Morahan

Today we’re talking to Declan Bohan about Leitrim GAA's fixture congestion, looking back at the midweek games as well as a look at the games in Division 1 of the Dunnes Bar League this evening.   Breifne will also be previewing the Ladies Football League Finals between St. Francis &amp; Mohill (Div 2) and St Josephs and Kiltubrid (Div 1) with Aidan Heron.  Changing codes to soccer Breifne is joined by Sligo Rovers’ Niall Morahan about his season so far and we’ll also be catching up with Glenfarne’s Ailbhe Clancy, a member of the Women’s Football Squad, at the World University Games. Their two victories over Brazil (1-0) and South Korea (2-1) this week to reach the quarter finals of the competition.  Don’t forget we have a fantastic prize of the ultimate chance to #ExperienceLeitrim, just put your name in the hat to be one of our daily winners on our website www.leitrimdaily.com or using the #ExperienceLeitrim online. Yesterday’s winner was Patrick Moynagh and as well as winning a copy of my book ‘Pedal The Planet’ he joins the growing list of names going into the draw for the main prize.

Today we’re talking to Declan Bohan about Leitrim GAA's fixture congestion, looking back at the midweek games as well as a look at the games in Division 1 of the Dunnes Bar League this evening. Breifne will also be previewing the Ladies Football League Finals between St. Francis &amp; Mohill (Div 2) and St Josephs and Kiltubrid (Div 1) with Aidan Heron. Changing codes to soccer Breifne is joined by Sligo Rovers’ Niall Morahan about his season so far and we’ll also be catching up with Glenfarne’s Ailbhe Clancy, a member of the Women’s Football Squad, at the World University Games. Their two victories over Brazil (1-0) and South Korea (2-1) this week to reach the quarter finals of the competition. Don’t forget we have a fantastic prize of the ultimate chance to #ExperienceLeitrim, just put your name in the hat to be one of our daily winners on our website <a href="http://www.leitrimdaily.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.leitrimdaily.com</a> or using the #ExperienceLeitrim online. Yesterday’s winner was Patrick Moynagh and as well as winning a copy of my book ‘Pedal The Planet’ he joins the growing list of names going into the draw for the main prize.

Episode 6: Sports Saturday - Gaelic Games, Ailbhe Clancy & Niall Morahan