William Hill Launches New Irish Racing Podcast

William Hill has expanded its Irish racing content offering with the launch of a new weekly podcast and digital series, Inside Track: Ireland, hosted by Jane Mangan and Barry Geraghty.

The show marks William Hill’s move into the Irish racing podcast space, delivering a regular, Ireland-focused programme that will cover the major meetings, headline horses and key figures from across the sport. Alongside the two hosts, the series will feature a rotating cast of high-profile guests from the racing world.

Mangan is a familiar voice to racing fans through her work with Racing TV and as the lead presenter of RTÉ’s racing coverage. Geraghty, meanwhile, is one of the most successful jockeys of the modern era, having ridden 43 Cheltenham Festival winners as well as a Grand National victory, and is now an established television pundit. Both are long-standing William Hill ambassadors.

The first episodes are already available, including a preview of the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown and a special edition featuring leading Irish trainer Philip Rothwell.

Jane Mangan said: “I’m absolutely delighted to be hosting this new podcast with William Hill. Irish racing has such depth and character, and this show gives us the chance to really dig into the stories, the people behind it all and the upcoming action.

“Having Barry on board regularly, alongside a great mix of guests, means we can offer listeners informed insight as well as honest discussion ahead of the biggest meetings in the calendar. It’s great to be starting with the Dublin Racing Festival.”

Andrew McCleave, Head of Marketing at William Hill Ireland, added: 

“We’re thrilled to be launching Inside Track: Ireland and to have Jane and Barry leading the conversation. Their knowledge, credibility and passion for the sport align perfectly with our commitment to supporting Irish racing.

“This podcast and wider content series represent another step in our ongoing investment in the sport, giving racing fans high-quality, engaging insight as we build towards the major spring festivals and beyond.”