Play it Again Des

Play it Again Des
Genre	Sport
Presented by	Des Cahill
Country of origin	Ireland
Original language(s)	English
No. of series	3
No. of episodes	23
Production
Production location(s)	RTÉ Television Centre, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, Ireland
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	40-50 minutes
Distributor	RTÉ
Release
Original network	RTÉ One
Original release	24 July 2003 –; 1 September 2005

Play it Again Des was an Irish sports chat show produced by RTÉ for two series. The show was presented by Des Cahill and featured top sports personalities in discussion about their favourite sporting moments.[1]

Format

The first series of Play it Again Des saw Des Cahill in conversation with three special sporting guests. Each of these special guests would highlight their own favourite sporting memory. A clip from archive footage would then be played. For the second series the number of special guests was reduced to two. The first show of the second series, however, saw Eamon Dunphy being interviewed by himself. The last episode of the second series featured no special guests. Instead the public were allowed to vote for their favourite sporting memory. The third and final series followed the same format of the Dunphy programme from the first show of the second series. Now, one special guest highlighted particular moments from their own careers.

Broadcasts

First series

Show	Date	Special guests
1	24 July 2003	Eamon Coghlan, Paul McGrath, Michael Carruth
2	31 July 2003	Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Moss Keane, Joe Kernan
3	7 August 2003	Ken Doherty, Ted Walsh, Ollie Campbell
4	14 August 2003	Seán Boylan, Tracy Piggott, Niall Quinn
5	21 August 2003	Mick O'Dwyer, Brian Kerr, Mick Doyle
6	28 August 2003	Eoin Liston, Nicky English, Liam Griffin
7	4 September 2003	Paddy Cullen, John Treacy, Mary Peters

Second series

Show	Date	Special guests
1	8 July 2004	Eamon Dunphy
2	15 July 2004	Kevin Moran, Tony Ward
3	22 July 2004	Ger Loughnane, Christy O'Connor Jnr
4	29 July 2004	George Hook, Jack O'Shea
5	5 August 2004	Mick Galwey, Pat Spillane
6	12 August 2004	Dermot Weld, George Hamilton
7	19 August 2004	Colm O'Rourke, Catherina McKiernan
8	26 August 2004

Third series

Show	Date	Special guest
1	14 July 2005	Ronnie Whelan
2	21 July 2005	Jimmy Barry-Murphy
3	28 July 2005	Johnny Giles
4	4 August 2005	Eddie Keher
5	11 August 2005	Liam Brady
6	18 August 2005	Eamon Coghlan
7	25 August 2005	Tony Hanahoe
8	1 September 2005	Fergus Slattery

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References

"TV Choice", The Irish Times, 24 July 2003.

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[1] "TV Choice", The Irish Times, 24 July 2003.