Welcome to Hell/Copenhagen! The new Denmark audio mix has hit the internet, thanks to Mark “Ronson” Horgan.

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Ken is in Copenhagen for tonight’s Ireland/Denmark game, and he marvels at the Danes and their cycle lanes and outdoor gyms. Eoin engages in some whataboutery as he recalls Denmark’s shocking display in the World Cup last year, and we talk to Jack Pitt Brooke in Portugal as England bow out of the Nations League amid fan unrest.

 

 

Boxing has been an integral part of life in Northern Ireland for a century or more, a relationship that lasted throughout the Troubles and which managed to survive despite the strictly sectarian lines that divided much of sport in the 6 counties.

 

 

Donald McRae, the doyen of British sports journalism, has written a new book called “In Sunshine And In Shadow” which tells that history, and we’re delighted to welcome him into studio today. We also talk to one of the stars of the book, the legendary trainer Gerry Storey, who lived and coached on the frontlines.

 

Plus there’s Frances Murphy’s TV guide to the sporting weekend, and also a short recap of her own storied sporting career…

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