Graeme Souness, Ian Wright and Eni Aluko are also onboard.

Ireland Women internationals Eimear Considine and Louise Galvin will also join presenter Tommy Bowe.

Gary Neville and others whose astute words we’ve been listening to intently over the past few months.

Giles, Dunphy, Souness, Lennon and some fresh voices too.

The station is set to broadcast 17 Allianz league games this year.

There’s going to be a change in the studio for the Scotland game.

It finished up on TV last night but here’s a recap of the major incidents from throughout the summer.

The Sunday Game pundits debated the future of the dual star last weekend.

You may think you know nothing. But it’s all relative.

From Henry to Ardiles and Giles to Dixon, these are the football figures who will talk you through the summer.

The station’s first televised game is the meeting of Kilkenny and Offaly in the Leinster championship in Nowlan Park on 7 June.

Clare’s Jamesie O’Connor and Tipperary’s Nicky English have been tipped for punditry roles.

The Mayo boss also praised the Donegal management for ‘the class’ they showed in defeat yesterday.

It has emerged that the station is to axe the long-running soccer highlights show.

Paul Wallace, Scott Hastings, Dean Ryan and Scott Quinnell all had their say on the players best placed to start the First Test.

The former Clare boss was speaking on RTE after last night’s match.

Steve Coppell believes the decision was made as a result of a “personal confrontation”.

George Hook, Keith Wood and Shane Horgan all feature, while Jeremy Guscott’s Gladiators days are recalled.

Literally, the best football-related list in the world.

Injuries and suspensions have lead to scribes in Wales predicting a difficult encounter for Blues

The pundit will literally [sic] be all over tomorrow’s Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester United, so what sort of penetrating analysis can we expect?