A warm, ragged season closer that turns Super Bowl fallout into real football talk.
This season ends from Moscone West with Radio Row coming down around the hosts as they take in Seattle's Super Bowl 60 win and Sam Darnold's uneven night.

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Pro Football Ireland is the market leader on the island of Ireland for the NFL, College Football and Domestic Game. From Coleraine to Cork, we aim to create American Football content that primarily resonates with an audience on the island of Ireland on a year round basis. On this RSS feed, you will find long form interviews, weekly updates and other aspects such as game previews, reviews and audio from live events. We also host 'The Jeff Reinebold Show' as part of our ever growing portfolio of content. We focus on quality, not quantity and we would love to hear...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed NFL discussion, major-event access and an Irish perspective give Pro Football Ireland a clear voice around the league's biggest stories.
Pro Football Ireland turns Super Bowl week into a running conversation between Michael McQuaid, Mark Hogan and Jason Hayes, with the Seahawks and Patriots examined through coaching, roster construction and individual matchups.
Super Bowl Media Row becomes your Irish seat between a roster argument and a celebrity sighting.
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A warm, ragged season closer that turns Super Bowl fallout into real football talk.
This season ends from Moscone West with Radio Row coming down around the hosts as they take in Seattle's Super Bowl 60 win and Sam Darnold's uneven night.
A breezy Dublin preview that also sketches TCU's Fort Worth character.
Sonny Dykes frames TCU's August trip to Dublin as more than a line on the schedule. He says he has never been to Ireland and sounds genuinely eager for the chance, along with the players, families, and staff who will make the trip.
A focused championship-week preview that connects playoff pressure, turnover logic, and a few live-event notes.
The piece keeps its focus on the football and treats championship week as the speaker's favorite weekend, which gives it a clear, immediate pull.
Super Bowl-week banter with Radio Row energy, Irish football flavor, and a loose live-show feel.
This Super Bowl-week episode stays locked on Radio Row, with San Francisco serving as travel log, football hangout, and an ongoing joke about how much walking has already happened.
Media-row banter eventually gives way to clear Super Bowl 60 matchup talk.
The episode spends much of its time on Super Bowl 60 buildup from a Bay Bridge-side media setup, with the hosts leaning into travel jokes, wardrobe changes, and the grind of recording back to back.
Radio Row chaos, a real football debate, and a warm reunion that keeps moving.
The episode opens with an easy reunion between Jeff Reimbold and Michael McQuaid, and the room feels alive from the start. The best bits come from the mess around them: shaky headset levels, a breakfast coughing fit, and a steady stream of visitors.
Media-row chaos with a sharp look at football's international reach.
The episode sits squarely inside Super Bowl Media Row, where football talk runs alongside celebrity sightings, sponsor chatter, and the scramble to catch one more big name.
A lively NFC preview that starts with Lumen Field atmosphere and ends with a sharp look at Seattle history and Sam Darnold.
Coffee, travel notes, and a quick thank-you to Gavin in San Francisco set a loose, lived-in tone before the episode turns to Rams-Seahawks at Lumen Field and, eventually, a clear NFC Championship preview.






Detroit sports, argued in real time.
Patriots rebuilt fast, Seahawks are just two years into their regime — two very different paths to the Super Bowl.
The hosts preview Super Bowl 60 between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, discussing betting odds, strength of schedule controversies, key player matchups, and strategic developments.
The Monday morning football podcast is live from the week of the NFL Super Bowl 2026, broadcasting from Radio Row in San Francisco.
Pro Football Ireland pre-records NFL Honors analysis covering MVP (Matthew Stafford vs Drake May), DPOY (Myles Garrett breaking sack record), and Offensive Rookie of Year (Jalen Macmillan).
TCU head coach Sonny Dykes discusses the upcoming College Football Classic in Dublin, expressing excitement for the international exposure and competitive game against North Carolina.
This interview with Green Bay Packers punter Daniel Whelan covers his journey from Ireland to the NFL, including setbacks like being cut and working at a spa before his XFL breakthrough.
Henry Hodgson, NFL UK and Ireland GM, discusses the €104.5 million economic impact of the NFL Dublin game, flag football initiatives in Irish schools, and plans for future games and partnerships in Ireland.
Two-time Super Bowl champion safety Justin Reid joins Pro Football Ireland for a lively interview during Super Bowl week.
The hosts of Pro Football Ireland provide immediate post-game analysis and on-field reactions from the college football national championship where Indiana defeated Miami.
Pro Football Ireland covers Super Bowl Media Row, announcing the lack of 2026 Dublin NFL game while promising exclusive details about ongoing negotiations.
Pro Football Ireland's Championship Sunday preview centers on Broncos vs Patriots, with the hosts debating whether Denver can survive a Bo Nix injury and start Jared Stidham against New England.
Pro Football Ireland’s Super Bowl Media Row episode focuses on the Seahawks, the Patriots, and a busy week in San Jose with guests including Colleen Wolfe and Kimmi Chex.
Pro Football Ireland opens Super Bowl 60 from the San Francisco Bay Area, with Michael McRae, Mark Hogan, and Jason Hayes speaking from the Bay Bridge about a week of coverage, SBK sponsorship, and a packed radio-row schedule.
Pro Football Ireland closes its season from the Moscone West Center after Super Bowl 60, where the Seattle Seahawks beat the Patriots 29-13 and the hosts watch Radio Row being dismantled around them.
Pro Football Ireland’s Super Bowl 60 coverage comes from Moscone West on Media Row and features Michael McQuaid, Mark Hogan, Jason Hayes, Jeff Reinbold, Christian Watson, and Jamie Erdahl.
Colleen Wolfe shares fun memories of dancing at Coppers in Dublin with Aisling O'Reilly and discusses promoting her for more NFL events.
Super Bowl 50 champion Ryan Harris discusses his experience winning the Super Bowl, showing his championship ring, and reflecting on playing football at Notre Dame.
Jeff Reimbold and Michael McQuaid broadcast from Super Bowl Radio Row in Arizona, where they describe a live dinosaur prop, a live snake, and the general chaos around Pat McAfee's setup.
This episode features an interview with Phoebe Schecter at Super Bowl 60 media row, discussing her global football work and the upcoming Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin.
Host Michael interviews New Orleans Saints Irish kicker Charlie Smith at Super Bowl 60 Media Row.
Jeff and Mike return to Dublin after San Francisco and open with a post-Super Bowl reset, recording on Sunday, 22 March from JR Mahans.
It starts with coffee and travel.
Michael McRae hosts a solo episode reacting to Championship Sunday results that set up Super Bowl 60 between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
Jeff Reimold and SBK preview the AFC and NFC Championship games ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.
This episode features an interview with Henry Hodgson, NFL UK and Ireland GM, discussing the historic growth of the NFL in Ireland, including the Dublin game, flag football expansion, and increased media coverage.
Jeff Reinebold and Michael host the fifth annual People's Draft, discussing NFL draft picks and reactions to a trade involving the New York Giants.
Jeff Reinebold and Michael McQuaid discuss the second half of their mock NFL draft and preview upcoming draft coverage from Pittsburgh.
Jeff Reinebold and Michael McQuaid discuss their first mock draft and upcoming trip to Pittsburgh for the NFL draft.
The host thanks listeners, announces a pre-sale for the 2026 College Football Classic between TCU and UNC in Ireland, and promotes the show's coverage of American football.
Hosts discuss the NFL's 2025 London games, focusing on the Washington Commanders and Jacksonville Jaguars, and the excitement for Irish fans.
Interview with NFL UK and Ireland General Manager Henry Hodgson at Super Bowl Radio Row, discussing the historic year for NFL in Ireland including the Dublin game and growth of flag football.
Jeff Reinebold and Michael preview Week 14 NFL games, discuss picks, and tease upcoming Super Bowl coverage.
A preview of NFL week 14 with discussion of upcoming games and local fan events in Ireland.
A preview of NFL Week 14 games, focusing on the Colts vs.
A live roundtable discussion about college football conference championship weekend, coaching changes, and the impact of early signing day.