In the final moment, Alex Payne tried to keep this side going forward. Haskell takes it on.

There was just relentless chance, largely about himself.

And there's Tindal to add the finishing touch of Glamour and World Cup winning stories.

And a slightly sideways nose. That is how you podcast. A dominant display by the goods, the bad and the rugby.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're dancing, Mr. Boyson Girls, Dream Team, welcome, welcome, all.

What a finale it was. A mega game in Edinburgh, a thriller in Paris, and a hell of an occasion in Dublin, which every way you want to cut it.

Ireland have surprised, stunned, impressed and frankly delivered over the last two months.

What a performance to end on. What a performer alongside for this week's show. Jim Haskell.

Oh, awesome. How are you? All right. Fresh. Sort of a little table for two once again.

It is, yes. Where's Tindal? Well, one doesn't know. One doesn't ask. One just less to do.

Two watching. He's sitting around. He's at the front of a plane somewhere.

Suckling at the corporate teeth, I imagine. Something like that. No doubt. More from him in due course.

It was a hell of a weekend. I know there was lots of rugby going on. You got into quite a lot of it.

How was the rest of the year? Yeah, it's very good. I was.

I had quite a busy week. DJed at Fattone's full fat brunch on Saturday, which is lively, very lively.

Took the wife long. Right.

Two beach. You said very much. Bring your sound to the beach. Yeah. She peruse.

There were questions to be asked. Yeah. But yeah, I took a few friends as well. They were on good form.

And then we went over to the net. And DJed in the vault until about one in the morning.

Downstairs. Good crowd. Everyone was there. Parting. I did catch a bit of rugby.

I tuned in just in time to see Freddy Stewart get red-carded. Yes.

I know people are going to hammer about that. I just want to put my two penny worth in.

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