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Published 16:59 15 Oct 2018 BST
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BARRY: Well, hopefully, we might be able to see you back there at some point to keep up that tradition. Fingers crossed. RONAN: (Smiling) People can't see my facial expressions, can they? Oh yes, they can. We're on video! BARRY: Yep. RONAN: I thought it was the radio. BARRY: No, no. There we have it! RONAN: There you have it. Some day, please God.There you have it, indeed. "We have assembled our dream team for Baz & Andrew’s House of Rugby," commented content director at JOE, Paddy McKenna.
"We know how passionate Irish rugby fans are about the game and with two pros who have been there and done it at the highest level, Barry Murphy and Andrew Trimble, we know we are going to give fans something special, not to mention unique. "This show builds on the success we have had with ‘The Hard Yards’, which was the number one rugby show in the country, and we’re confident this will be an even bigger hit.”
As part of the partnership with GUINNESS, UK counterpart JOE.co.uk will launch its own edition of ‘House of Rugby’, hosted by James Haskell, rugby royalty Mike Tindall and Sky Sports presenter Alex Payne. The shows will stand alone from one another, with some cross-over on featured guests and pundits.
You can listen to the first episode of Baz and Andrew’s House of Rugby here, watch on YouTube here, and follow all the action at #HouseofRugbyIRL on social media.
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