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Video: The Ballin After…returns

January 13, 2020

The Ballin After returns after a ludicrous stop-start existence to finally be a thing entirely because it actually has a home now.

Emmet Ryan welcomes you to BallinEurope’s old new series, it’s complicated, then breaks down the big stories including Shane Larkin going off, the Irish cup semi finals, and the odd situation Alba Berlin face now that it has the chance to host the BBL Pokal final. We also have quick interviews with Neil Randolph of Templeogue and Treyanna Clay of Brunell after they helped their sides into the final.

Watch it here, let us know what you want to see Emmet talk about on the show, and, of course, please subscribe, like, comment, and share.

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