The Galway great was featured on TG4′s returning series last night.

We look back at some of the best and the bizarre moments from a year of TV sport like no other.

Unlike BT Sport, Virgin and RTÉ didn’t shirk the big questions involving Qatar and PSG, at the end of a week which showed Official Ireland’s true attitude to sport.

How Sky’s coverage of the new-look Premier League looked on its first night back.

The disgraced cyclist is the subject of a new, two-part ESPN series.

Donald Trump appeared during coverage of Rory McIlroy’s charity skins game with Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and Mathew Wolff.

The GAA president delivered a socially-distant punch to the gut, as the reality of a lost GAA summer sank in.

Were he playing the game today, Jordan might not be afforded the chance to stay silent and say that “Republicans buy sneakers too”.

Graeme Souness is critical of Paul Pogba and another club is sold as an item of sportswashing – it’s as if nothing has changed.

The second series of the fly-on-the-wall documentary has been released on Netflix.

The realisation is dawning more slowly for others that sport just isn’t important in the face of a pandemic.

ITV tried to cover the festival like it was any other year…but this year is far from normal.

The biggest game in Europe was in an empty stadium, other events were cancelled and Roy Keane bantered with Micah Richards. Thank heavens for France.

While the Irish public rushed to blame the U2 frontman, the pundits worryingly found plenty of different issues on the pitch.

Mattie took some flak for his comments on another stellar outing for Virgin Media’s rugby panel.

Elsewhere, Dylan Hartley impresses as Matt Williams sticks the boot into Eddie Jones.

The Dubliner took less than a minute to finish off Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone on Saturday night.

Elsewhere, Joe Brolly has made a surprise return to television punditry.

Drum roll please, as we celebrate the best in television analysis, entertainment…and eejitry.

The British Prime Minister also bewilderingly claimed that a World Cup co-hosted in Ireland would be ‘bringing football home.’

The band got back together for Irish fans as Amazon assembled English pundits in a kind of Tekken menu.

Elsewhere, Arsene Wenger turned up alongside Richard Keys and Andy Gray.

The service is being shuttered by RTÉ, so we remember its heyday.

Ian Wright was among those to criticise the Arsenal captain, and called for the player to apologise.

Seb Coe told Gabby Logan to ‘go back to Match of the Day’, but the Beeb’s coverage wasn’t nearly as harsh as it ought to have been.

Jamie Heaslip and Brent Pope were reaching for the positives after a stuttering World Cup win.

There has been some highly-watchable tension between the ex-Irish star and Eddie O’Sullivan.

The two broadcasters have learned from each other and now there’s little difference in their approach.

The Irish legend has caused ructions with comments about Jon Walters and Alex Ferguson at an Off The Ball event with Gary Neville.

There was much disagreement over Johnny Cooper’s red card, while Pat Spillane talked about ‘unknown unknowns.’

The system might learn something from the GAA.

The streaming service has — in partnership with Starbucks — released a new six-part series of films called This is Football.

‘The last remnants of British culture on these islands’ got the blame for criticism of the sweeper system in hurling.

Elsewhere, a Sky commentator claimed Lowry as British while Rory McIlroy was left on the verge of tears after a cruel return to Royal Portrush.

Elsewhere, viewers were annoyed by the Sunday Game. Again.

Elsewhere, a few classic Irish tropes emerged on The Sunday Game.

The England boss has been the breakout star, and thankfully, TG4 and the state broadcaster have been around to bring it to us.

The broadcaster experimented with a ‘football forum’, filled with people from all walks of Irish life.

Once enemies, Mourinho and Wenger were the stars of the show as Michael Owen painted the town beige on BT Sport.

The best argument for tiering the football championships is that it will end the talk of tiering the football championships.