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Six Nations Review with Sam Monaghan

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May 20, 20261:06:53

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Sam Monaghan joins Gavin Andrews and Lindsay Peat to look back on Ireland’s Six Nations Championship campaign. Sam gives insight into Ireland’s performance, key moments, and how the team developed throughout the tournament. She also talks us through her guilty pleasures, getting her cap number and the historic match at the Aviva.

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When was this episode published?: May 20, 2026.
How long is this episode?: 1 hr 6 min.
What podcast is this from?: The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast. Browse the full back catalog on the show page.
What does this episode cover?: The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast covers rugby. This episode runs on the show's regular cadence.

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Episode Notes

Sam Monaghan joins Gavin Andrews and Lindsay Peat to look back on Ireland’s Six Nations Championship campaign. Sam gives insight into Ireland’s performance, key moments, and how the team developed throughout the tournament. She also talks us through her guilty pleasures, getting her cap number and the historic match at the Aviva.

Next listen

All from The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast →

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Joey Carbery: The Journey Back to Blue

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Listen guide

How do I listen to this episode of The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast?

"Six Nations Review with Sam Monaghan" is an episode of The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast. Runtime 1 hr 6 min. Published May 20, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.

Step by step

Open Spot Sports. Get the free Spot Sports app for background play, lock-screen controls, and offline downloads.
Or stream right here. Tap play on the episode card above. No app needed.
Browse the full podcast. Jump to the The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast page for the rest of the catalog.
Or subscribe in any podcast app. The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast ships on a standard RSS feed, so Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, and Pocket Casts all work too.

Quick FAQ

When was this episode published?: May 20, 2026.
How long is this episode?: 1 hr 6 min.
What podcast is this from?: The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast. Browse the full back catalog on the show page.
What does this episode cover?: The Ireland Rugby Social Podcast covers rugby. This episode runs on the show's regular cadence.

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