TwoMacs Podcast
TwoMacs Podcast
Join two old friends, Ronan McSherry and Martin J McGuinness, as they sit down for candid and often unpredictable conversations on everything under the sun. With decades of friendship and life experience between them, Ronan and Martin dive into a wide range of topics—from culture, history, and politics, to personal stories, current events, and everything in between. They’re often joined by interesting guests, offering fresh perspectives and rich, engaging dialogue. Whether they’re reminiscing about their shared past, exploring new ideas, or simply having a laugh, each episode promises something thought-provoking and entertaining. Tune in for a mix of humor, insight, and a genuine look into the minds of two lifelong friends navigating the world together.
TwoMacs Podcast
TwoMacs Podcast Ep37 Sean Quinn & Sean McCabe Part 1
Part 1 - The Two Sean's.
GAA stalwarts Sean McCabe from Clonoe and Sean Quinn of Brackaville join us for a wide-ranging discussion filled with hurling and football stories and memories, local and All Ireland.
On the weekend Naomh Colum Cille held their dinner dance and presentations, Sean Quinn reflects on a great night with a poignant tribute to their player Caolan Devlin RIP, marking his first anniversary.
They trace the history of Naomh Colum Cille as Sean McCabe remembers lining out in their first game with the U16s in 1986 and a youth trip to Dungiven, while Sean Quinn was between the posts for the first senior team in 1993.
They reflect on hurling in Tyrone, the difficulty of being a dual player and Sean McCabe, also a goalkeeper, following in family footsteps winning an O'Neill Cup medal when he was still a teenager.
Great days at Munster hurling finals are recalled and they hail Cork legend Jimmy Barry Murphy who sent a special message on the passing of a dear friend, another hurling enthusiast, Fergie Harte RIP.
Behind all the great players are the clubs with Clonoe and NCC currently fundraising at the doors. Sean Quinn emphasises the importance of developing skills with a hurling ball wall while Sean McCabe talks enthusiastically of the new field and facilities at O'Rahilly Park.
A lovely conversation... and it's only half-time.
Part II to come...
