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After a short break, Craig and James return to discuss a club still in turmoil with question marks surrounding payment to players and for the academy teams. There's also a look back at the 1-1 draw away to Galway Utd while special fan Mark 'Maxi' Kavanagh is remembered. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.Sponsored by The Unit.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James reflect on a hugely disappointing performance as Dundalk lost 2-0 at home to Galway Utd. The lads debate the various issues Jon Daly's side face from Felix Goddard's uneasiness in goals to a lack of threat up top. There's also a look ahead to this Friday's trip to face Derry City at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.Sponsored by The Unit.

Boos ring out at the final whistle as a toothless Dundalk slump to a 2 - 0 home defeat to John Caulfield's Galway Utd. Basic errors at the back and an inability to create or convert chances are evident again. With Drogheda's draw with Bohemians further eroding Dundalk lead of their neighbours, fans face an anxious few week to see if the Lilywhites slump in form can be arrested.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James reflect on Dundalk's 1-1 draw away to Bohemians and look ahead to this week's visit of Galway Utd at Oriel Park. There's also a chat about funding and your usual underage update. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.Sponsored by The Unit.

Patrick Cooke caught up with the Derry City manager to get the latest on Patrick McEleneys injury, Dummigan's new deal and the visit of Galway Utd.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James reflect on Jon Daly's appointment as Dundalk's third manager of 2024 and the challenges that await him. There's also a look back on Friday's 2-0 defeat away to Galway Utd and ahead to this weekend's double header at home to Derry City and away to St Patrick's Athletic - with some old Lilywhite favourites amongst the opposition in both. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.Sponsored by The Unit.

After the high of last week's victory over Shamrock Rovers, Dundalk come back to earth with a bump as Galway once again proves to be a difficult away day. Despite a bright opening, defensive frailties tip the game in Galway's favour as the bad habits of the later O'Donnell era manifest again to see Dundalk go 90 minutes without registering a shot on goal. New Boss Jon Daly has his work cut out as Dundalk remain rooted to the bottom of the table

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James discuss Noel King's exit from Dundalk FC and the search for a new manager. There's also a look back on the 1-0 win over Shamrock Rovers courtesy of John Mountney's 91st minute winner and a preview of Friday's trip to face Galway Utd at Eamonn Deacy Park. There's also some exciting  news revealed about an upcoming show. All that, and more, in this week's episode.Sponsored by The Unit.

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John Caulfield spoke to Dee Curran earlier in the week.

Paul Hegarty is under no illusions to how tough Friday nights opponents Galway Utd will be on Friday Night. Patrick Cooke spoke to him earlier in the week.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James look back on Dundalk's 2-0 defeat at home to Galway Utd and ahead to this weekend's double header away to Bohemians in Dalymount Park on Friday night and against Sligo Rovers at Oriel Park on Monday. There's also a debate over flares in the League of Ireland, Martin Connolly's exit from the club and the latest underage fixtures and results. All that, and more, in this week's episode.

The optimism kindled by an opening day point in Tallaght evaporates with a home defeat to John Caulfield's newly promoted Galway Utd. The revenge mission for last year's humbling cup defeat fails to materialise as Galway establish a 2 nil lead in the open 30 minutes which they comfortably defend for the remaining hour of play. Dundalk now move on to next Friday's clash with Bohs, with fans wondering which Dundalk team will turn up in Dalymount?

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James look back on Dundalk's draw away to champions Shamrock Rovers and give their first impressions on the new recruits who helped Stephen O'Donnell's side to a good opening day point in Tallaght. There's also a look ahead to this Friday's first home league match of 2024 against First Division champions Galway Utd and a debate on whether Government funding should be going towards the upgrade of Casement Park. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

Optimism is kindled by a opening day draw away to champions Shamrock Rovers. After a closed season of radical changes on and off the field Stephen O'Donnell's new look Dundalk impress with a discipline and dogged display that limits Rovers to one shot on goal. With 11 new arrivals providing intense competition for places all eyes now turn to the first home fixture of the season against Galway Utd.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James look back on a humiliating 4-0 loss to Galway Utd in the FAI Cup quarter-finals and ask where it ranks amongst the club's worst Cup defeats. There's debate over the management, the players, recruitment and the ownership while we also get your views on the situation at Oriel Park. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

Dundalk crash out of the FAI Cup in a mauling by 1st Division leaders Galway Utd. The Lilywhites concede 3 goals in the first 30 minutes and then fail to mount a response in the remaining hour of play. Ep 144 discusses the questions this exceptionally poor performance raises about the squad, management, ownership and future direction of the club.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James are joined by well known Galway Utd supporter Johnny Ward from the LOI Central podcast to discuss Friday's FAI Cup quarter-final tie between the two sides at Eamonn Deacy Park. There's also a chat with Greenore native and Galway captain Conor McCormack ahead of the big game. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James reflect on Dundalk's FAI Cup win away to Bray Wanderers in woeful conditions on Friday night and look ahead to the trip face Galway Utd in the quarter-finals. There's also a look ahead to this weekend's crunch league match against Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght Stadium. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

In Johnny's absence this week we have guest presenter Garry Doyle from The Star joining Dan in studio for a wide range of topics which includes a look back on the double header with interviews from Richie Towell and Ruaidhri Higgins, the breaking news departure of Tim Clancy from Pats and the continuing debate on funding from government gambling revenue. Brian Gartland, the new Head of Football Operations for Dundalk also joins us to discuss the plans for community integration, signing policy, and his opinions on the trajectory of the league as a product offering. There's a lot covered in a pod with a small smattering of Galway Utd and not a mention of The Simpsons or The Coens! With the usual help from Future Ticketing, Collar and Cuff and Rascals Brewery, it's Episode 12 and it's jam packed!

Gemma is a Performance Nutritionist who runs her own consultancy – the nutrition gem, who shares great and relevant content on Instagram, so please give her a follow there for great insights and pragmatic nutrition advice! Further to her own consultancy Gemma works alongside Daniel Davey at Davey Nutrition. Gemma is also a footballer, playing for Galway Utd in the League of Ireland and currently collaborates with a variety of sports but more recently has been supporting motor sport athletes. Gemma and I shared an incredibly insightful conversation around relationships with food, perceptions of self, challenges we have both faced from a body composition perspective and how that has shaped our view of what is important within the role of a performance nutritionist. This is a wonder-episdoe full of authenticity and genuine insights and reflections. A joy to have this episode to share with you! I hope it'll knock your socks off! Support the show

Right before Dan goes to Qatar and Johnny loses another laptop we've gathered for the last dance. Regular sideman, Pat Fenlon is joined in studio by the man who once saved his job! Yes, none other than Eoin Doyle, who missed the Mendoza Line by half a goal this season but will be fresher next season after dragging his heart around St Anne's Park in the off season trying to remember who Stevie Nicks is. Alan Reynolds is f*cking live from Derry where low key celebrations and pre season planning is well under way following the minor distraction of a game last weekend. The victorious assistant joins us to discuss Lansdowne demons, big life decisions and his inability to get through a sentence without cursing. As 40 year old Johnny prepares for his one man crusade against Galway Utd next season, Dan has an insight on how to wear flares, the mailbag has the LOI Central drinking game (had to happen), and the lads in studio cast their thoughts forward to next season. All of this is subject to the continued and rather frivolous use of a marketing budget by Future Ticketing, Collar & Cuff, Porterhouse Brew and Malone Financial Services. They think it's all over.....

A big occasion for female sport in Laois this weekend lends itself to a special episode of the LaoisToday Talking Sport Podcast.  The Portlaoise AFC U-14 girls soccer team are in the national FAI Cup final this coming Sunday.  It's an historic occasion as it's the first time a team from the club will play in a national final. Indeed it's the first time in 20 years that a team from the Midlands league has reached a national final. Even more impressive is that it comes less than seven years after Portlaoise AFC fielded a girls team for the first time ever.  Getting to this final is no mean achievement given that hundreds of clubs at the start of the competition has now been whittled down to just two.  After beating Shelbourne in the semi-final, Portlaoise now play Greystones in the final this Sunday in the AUL Complex in Dublin.  And ahead of that game, Shane Keegan, Portlaoise's first team coach and a former manager at Wexford Youths, Galway Utd and Dundalk, sat down with Portlaoise U-14 manager Dave McCall.

Aidan Leahy hosts as we look back on Cork City's loss to Galway Utd, we collab with The Anfield Wrap to talk Caoimhin Kelleher, Seanie McGrath previews Cork v Limerick, we talk camogie, rugby and more.

Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have Ian O'Riordan on the sad passing of Jerry Kiernan, Lisa Fallon on her appointment as first team head coach with Galway Utd, Chorley the FA Cup Giant Killers and Rugby with Jamie Heaslip and Peter Stringer.

Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have Ian O'Riordan on the sad passing of Jerry Kiernan, Lisa Fallon on her appointment as first team head coach with Galway Utd, Chorley the FA Cup Giant Killers and Rugby with Jamie Heaslip and Peter Stringer.

In our latest Talking Sport Podcast, we're joined by Rathdowney man Shane Keegan, who is currently part of the Dundalk FC staff as they prepare for a Europa League campaign that begins this week against Norwegian side Molde and will also include games at home and away against Arsenal. He chats about his coaching career, from starting out with Clover Utd in Rathdowney to progressing with the Kilkenny District League teams, Carlow FC, Wexford Youths, Galway Utd and now Dundalk. As well as discussing his future ambitions in the game, he also chats about his media work. He's a regular contributor on Newstalk's Off the Ball and previously wrote a column with The Times. He also presents his own coaching podcast for the42.ie. 

Its been close to 4 weeks without competitive football for Derry City and Kenny Shiels charges will be ready for the trip to Eamon Deacy Park to take on Galway Utd. Derry looking to secure 3rd place in the run in to the end of the season whilst Galway Utd will be trying to stave of relegation. It has the hallmarks of a tough battle for both sides. Kenny Shiels spoke to Patrick Cooke today ahead of tomorrow nights fixture. LIVE ON DRIVE105 from 7:30pm

On this week's show we welcome Ger 'Buzzer' Rowe from Crumlin to talk about their upcoming cup match against the reigning champions, and his fond memories of Shelbourne legend Ollie Byrne on the tenth anniversary of his passing. He also offers expert opinion on which ex pros make the best taxi drivers, little people kicking in his door in Mosney and how five a sides in the flats honed his skills from a very early age. If this wasn't enough for you, we have Shane Keegan from Galway Utd on the phone and the results of the piano man poll are in as to whether it's gonna be Ollie Horgan or Ollie Horgan who tinkles the ivories at Dan's Wedding! Goodness Gracious, Great balls of....

Kenny Shiels is looking to build on win against Bohemians from Friday night as they prepare for the visit to Eamon Deacy Park to take on a resurgent Galway Utd. We hear from the Derry manager as he spoke earlier today to Patrick Cooke. The match is live on Drive105.3fm and online from 7:30pm tomorrow night.

This was the culmination of a bad weekend for Derry City Football Club, with a defeat at the hands of Galway Utd in the 2nd Rd of the League Cup. Patrick Cooke caught up with Manager Kenny Shiels shortly after the final whistle

The Soccer Show 41- Mon 15 Dec 2014 feat Galway Utd & St Patricks Athletic Legend Peter Carpenter and Coole Fcs female coach Leonie McEvoy. Presented by Gerry Mulkerrins with pundits Kieran Brehoney, Ivan McGann, & Pat Neary and reporters … Continue reading →