Peter O'Mahony: Rassie, Retirement & Regret

The Good, The Bad & The Rugby

Irish legend Peter O’Mahony kicks off the Season 6 opener. Newly retired, the lifelong Munster fan reflects on Anthony Foley’s passing and the arrival of Rassie Erasmus, offering insight into the coach’s unique style. O’Mahony also relives his career high point, Ireland’s historic series win in New Zealand, including the fiery war of words with All Blacks captain Sam Cane. He goes on to share how Joe Schmidt and Andy Farrell shaped both his game and the future of Irish rugby. Plus, Mike Tindall provides an update on the R360 proposal, confirming they are "80%" ready for launch.


Season 6 is sponsored by Continental Tyres


Tour Tickets: https://myticket.co.uk/artists/the-good-the-bad-the-rugby


GBR Book: https://www.waterstones.com/book/reloaded-the-good-the-bad-and-the-rugby/james-haskell/mike-tindall/9780008786373

00:00 - Show Intro 03:49 - R360 progress upgrade 12:18 - Peter O'Mahony on retirement 22:40 - The Munster Youngster 27:18 - Axel Foley's passing and its impact on Munster 29:44 - Working with Rassie Erasmus 38:40 - Leinster favouritism? 42:50 - Grip Strength Challenge 44:20 - Pride of wearing the Ireland jersey 48:01 - Rala The Kitman Havoc 54:15 - The Arrival of Joe Schmidt at Ireland 01:01:27 - The Same Cane reunion 01:08:05 - Andy Farrell the Alpha Male 01:15:05 - Losing the Lions Captaincy 01:19:36 - Relationship with the Media


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2025-09-30 90 min

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