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Dundalk return to winning ways with a strong 2nd half performance against Longford Town which sees the Lilywhites score 3 without response with a brace from Dean Ebbe. Episode 185 also looks back at the Easter games which saw a win against Cobh but two disappointing draws against Treaty United and Finn Harps.

Excitement is building for tonight's clash between Wexford FC and Longford Town at Ferrycarrig Park. Joining us to preview the big game, team news, and what fans can expect is John Godkin — with all the insights ahead of this key fixture.

Despite international call ups forcing Ciaran Kilduff to reinforce the back 4 with two midfielders and introduce more inexperienced teenagers to the first team Dundalk FC continue to play attractive football and get results as they come from behind to earn a win against Longford Town in a game the Lilywhites statistically dominated. Ep 182 discusses the emergence of an exciting young side and speculates on a possible bright future. We also reminisce on the 1995 League winning campaign and how it might be remembered on its 30 anniversary,

The boys are back (albeit with a terrible record at releasing pods on time). Have a listen as Wicks puts his thinking cap on for away fixtures and Rhys rolls back the years about his away days with Longford Town. 

John Mulligan looks back at a special weekend for the Galway Ladies Senior Footballers, heartbreak for the Galway U16 Camogie Team, Phil Trill joins him to look forward to Galway United Women's All-Island Cup Final, The United men beat Longford Town, Golf and Racing.  The #fulltimewhistle is Sponsored by GetsetgoGame Changing online car, home and travel insurance that's faster, better and easier!

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcastsOn this week's podcast with Luke Jordan, it's a double venture as we have around the ground voice notes reports from all the European and FAI Cup action, while Macdara Ferris and Tom O'Connor join Luke in the second part of the show to dissect the action. Starting with Thursday night's games where Steven Doody, from the 1895 Podcast dials in from Gibraltar to report on Shelbourne's 1-1 draw with St Joseph's as they progress to the second round of the UEFA Conference League. However, it was a disappointing night for Derry City as they bow out of Europe at the first hurdle to minnows Bruno Magpies as Drive 105's Dee Curran sends us his thoughts. For Friday nights fixtures, we hear from extratime.com Pat O'Connor who was at Dalymount Park to see Bohemians defeat Shamrock Rovers 1-0, Paul Crowley witnessed Drogheda beat Dundalk 2-1 in the Louth Derby and extra time.com Paul Corcoran reporter saw Galway batter a helpless Longford Town 6-0. For the Saturday action, Dylan O'Connell sends us a brief synopsis of Cork City's win against Finn Harps. Finally for the Sunday cup action, extratime.com reporter Tommy Healy send us his thoughts on Shelbourne's 1-0 win against Bray Wanderers. While Jessica Farry sends us her report as Sligo eases pass non league outfit Cobh Wanderers. Macdara, Tom, and Luke discuss the action from the weekend. Tom shares his match day facts from last weekend while Macdara was at Dalymount Park and gives us his opinion on the game, he also explains his thoughts on the Hoops second round qualifying clash on the UEFA Champions League with Sparta Prague and the potential of financial gains the club can make this season. The lads also discuss Pats and Shelbourne's Conference League clashes this week. We also hear from Republic of Ireland captain Seamus Coleman who spoke to extratime.com's Donal Ryan after Everton faced Sligo Rovers in a pre season game. Finally, Luke shares his question of the week, send your answer to the new extratime.com WhatsApp number number - 089 429 5932.Support the Show.

SOCCER: Galway United assistant manager Ollie Horgan with Galway Bay FM's Mike Rafferty after their 6-0 FAI Cup victory over Longford Town

SOCCER: Galway United 6-0 Longford Town (FAI Cup Round 2 match commentary with Galway Bay FM's Mike Rafferty and Derek Rogers)

SOCCER: Galway United manager John Caulfield with Galway Bay FM's Mike Rafferty ahead of their FAI Cup Round 2 fixture against Longford Town

With the LOI summer break underway, Kieran (a Longford Town legend apparently) and Gary chew the fat on the season so far. The lads start the show by discussing the European draws and Shels new signings, can Duffer's men go all the way?  Leading LOI pundit and former manager Shane Keegan is our special guest while we've got loads of listeners' tweets to get through this week too.  All of this is brought to you by our sponsor, QuinnAv.ie

Where you live can negatively affect your car insurance premiums. Living in a more deprived, more ethnically diverse location increases your chance of receiving a higher quote, a new survey on the Irish insurance industry has found. A new report jointly produced by CeADAR, Ireland's Centre for AI, and Idiro Analytics used AI methods to analyse almost 40,000 quotes from 10 car insurance companies across 20 locations in Ireland. Researchers found that driving experience and the length of time a driver has had a policy are key factors that are modified by home address when a quote is being calculated. This can lead to extreme cases in which 25-year-olds in areas of south Dublin are receiving lower quotes than 60-year-olds with fewer penalty points living in poorer locations. The report also found that the extent to which your premium increases if you receive penalty points varies depending on your location. For example, drivers in Dublin 17 who receive penalty points can expect an average increase in their premium of 107%, from €792 to €1,642, compared to 68% for drivers in Mallow Co. Cork, from €560 to €941. Meanwhile, a driver's occupation increases their quote even if they don't use their car for business purposes. This is then compounded by where they live. Retail workers are most affected by this, with drivers who work in retail and live in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, seeing their premiums increase by 35%, from €555 to €747, compared to 5%, from €512 to €540, for a retail worker living in Glenageary, Co. Dublin. The year-long research analysed almost 40,000 quotes from 20 locations around Ireland, including counties Dublin, Cork, Longford, Roscommon, Wicklow and Donegal. Multiple samples of quotes were collected to isolate single changes to accurately measure the effect of each change - for example, a driver's name, home address or gender - on the quoted figure. The research did find significant differences across the 10 insurers whose quotes were analysed. The full findings of the report can be analysed here. Other key findings in the report include: Residents of Longford Town are quoted the highest premiums in the study while residents of Crookstown, Co. Cork, receive the lowest quotes There was no difference in quote between those with traditionally Irish names and those with non-Irish-sounding names. - There was also no significant difference between males and females Drivers who make claims even when they are not at fault receive higher quotes The aim of the study is to understand how insurance companies' algorithms work and the extent to which unconscious bias is embedded in them. The companies could have legitimate reasons for quoting higher prices for some areas - higher rates of car-related crime, for example - but bias or unconscious bias could arise if those areas are also more ethnically diverse and economically deprived. European legislation due to be introduced later this year will see essential service providers like car insurance companies penalised for failing to guard against bias in their AI systems. Companies found to have broken the rules of the EU AI Act will find themselves liable for administrative fines of up to €30m or a sum equal to 6% of their annual turnover. Dr Adrian Byrne, a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Career-FIT PLUS Fellow at CeADAR and Lead Researcher AI Ethics Centre, Idiro Analytics, says: "It appears to be a virtuous circle versus a vicious circle in terms of where you live, i.e. living in a more deprived, more ethnically diverse location not only increases the chances of receiving a higher quote but if you add penalty points, claims and zero NCB into the mix then we have seen unequal treatment between different locations. In extreme comparisons, we've seen 25-year-olds in the most well-heeled locations be predicted to receive a lower quote than 60-year-olds living in the poorest locations despite having much more driving experience and policies in their own name. "If car insurance companies a...

Where you live can negatively affect your car insurance premiums. Living in a more deprived, more ethnically diverse location increases your chance of receiving a higher quote, a new survey on the Irish insurance industry has found. A new report jointly produced by CeADAR, Ireland's Centre for AI, and Idiro Analytics used AI methods to analyse almost 40,000 quotes from 10 car insurance companies across 20 locations in Ireland. Researchers found that driving experience and the length of time a driver has had a policy are key factors that are modified by home address when a quote is being calculated. This can lead to extreme cases in which 25-year-olds in areas of south Dublin are receiving lower quotes than 60-year-olds with fewer penalty points living in poorer locations. The report also found that the extent to which your premium increases if you receive penalty points varies depending on your location. For example, drivers in Dublin 17 who receive penalty points can expect an average increase in their premium of 107%, from €792 to €1,642, compared to 68% for drivers in Mallow Co. Cork, from €560 to €941. Meanwhile, a driver's occupation increases their quote even if they don't use their car for business purposes. This is then compounded by where they live. Retail workers are most affected by this, with drivers who work in retail and live in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, seeing their premiums increase by 35%, from €555 to €747, compared to 5%, from €512 to €540, for a retail worker living in Glenageary, Co. Dublin. The year-long research analysed almost 40,000 quotes from 20 locations around Ireland, including counties Dublin, Cork, Longford, Roscommon, Wicklow and Donegal. Multiple samples of quotes were collected to isolate single changes to accurately measure the effect of each change - for example, a driver's name, home address or gender - on the quoted figure. The research did find significant differences across the 10 insurers whose quotes were analysed. The full findings of the report can be analysed here. Other key findings in the report include: Residents of Longford Town are quoted the highest premiums in the study while residents of Crookstown, Co. Cork, receive the lowest quotes There was no difference in quote between those with traditionally Irish names and those with non-Irish-sounding names. There was also no significant difference between males and females Drivers who make claims even when they are not at fault receive higher quotes The aim of the study is to understand how insurance companies' algorithms work and the extent to which unconscious bias is embedded in them. The companies could have legitimate reasons for quoting higher prices for some areas - higher rates of car-related crime, for example - but bias or unconscious bias could arise if those areas are also more ethnically diverse and economically deprived. European legislation due to be introduced later this year will see essential service providers like car insurance companies penalised for failing to guard against bias in their AI systems. Companies found to have broken the rules of the EU AI Act will find themselves liable for administrative fines of up to €30m or a sum equal to 6% of their annual turnover. Dr. Adrian Byrne, a Marie Sk?odowska-Curie Career-FIT PLUS Fellow at CeADAR, and Lead Researcher; AI Ethics Centre, Idiro Analytics, says: "It appears to be a virtuous circle versus a vicious circle in terms of where you live, i.e. living in a more deprived, more ethnically diverse location not only increases the chances of receiving a higher quote but if you add penalty points, claims and zero NCB into the mix then we have seen unequal treatment between different locations. "In extreme comparisons, we've seen 25-year-olds in the most well-heeled locations be predicted to receive a lower quote than 60-year-olds living in the poorest locations despite having much more driving experience and policies in their own name. "If car insurance companies...

Dónal Ryan is joined this week by Shamrock Rovers goalkeeper, Amanda Budden, as the Hoops still search for their first win in the Women's Premier Division. Stephen Henderson also stops by to discuss life after Longford Town, his academy venture and other ongoings around the LOI.Support the Show.

The long wait is finally over, for the first time since September 2023, the lads witnessed Longford Town win a competitive game.  However, that surprisingly takes a backseat on this week's pod following a turbulent Bank Holiday weekend which ultimately cost Jon Daly his job at St.Pat's.  Kieran & Gaz outline the moving parts that led to Daly's departure and who may replace him at Richmond Park.  The lads break down who the big winners and losers were over the BH weekend by creating some LOI power rankings while we've got the usual BTS Predictions League and hotline features for you too.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie 

Dave has disappeared to celebrate Drogheda's win over Sligo Rovers so the other (other) three amigos are let loose on their own for this week's episode. This week, James, Bill and Jack discuss Derry's 'suspended partial stadium ban'. Is it a gimmick or does it actually serve a purpose? The opening of the Large Scale Sport Infrastructure Fund and its' importance to the development of the League of Ireland is also one of the topics for debate as well as attendance issues at Longford Town. Jack also coins a name for the newest LOI rivalry; the infamous 'In your head' Derby. As always, the episode is rounded off with a look forward to the upcoming double gameweek in the League of Ireland. The lads give their score predictions and Dave takes time from his crazy celebrations to send his predictions via voice note!

You've got to feel for the lads (not really). Kieran & Gary are broken men following their trip to Tralee last Friday but they did at least get to witness some LOI history as Kerry FC claimed their first-ever league win at Mounthawk Park.  Kerry Head Coach Conor McCarthy is this week's special guest as a result.  Away from the misery of Longford Town, Kieran & Gaz attack the rest of the show with their usual vigour as they react to all the latest results and main talking points from across the two divisions, preview this weekend's matches via the BTS Predictions League while your questions are answered on the BTS hotline.  All of this is brought to you by our sponsor QuinnAv.ie

We hear from Joe Flaherty, Fianna Fáil TD for Longford

(00:23) – Welcome back to the opening show of the new season, now with a slightly different name but featuring the same familiar faces: Luke Jordan, Macdara Ferris, and Tom O'Connor. They share their hopes for the upcoming year and discuss the nature of the President's Cup game: is it a glorified friendly or a competitive match?(12:25) – Macdara Ferris offers a preview of Shamrock Rovers, pondering what success looks like for the team this season(23:55) – The conversation turns to St. Patrick's Athletic and their potential for the year. Can they mount a challenge to Rovers for their crown?(33:32) – Updates on the search for the next Irish manager are shared. The discussion covers whether Carsley is likely to take the Irish job and why Neil Lennon might be an unpopular choice(45:30) – Introduction of the First Division Preview Show concept to our loyal listeners(50:30) – Phillip Morrissey provides his insights on Cork City(52:40) – Ronan McCarthy speaks about Wexford(57:00) – James Byrne discusses Bray Wanderers(1:02:23) – Rory Morrow talks about Finn Harps(1:07:28) – Rory Merriman sheds light on UCD(1:11:15) – Andrew Dempsey interviews UCD manager Willie O'Connor following their Leinster Senior Cup match against St. Patrick's Athletic(1:15:35) – Andrew Dempsey returns to discuss Longford Town(1:20:35) – Tom Stafford provides his perspective on Cobh Ramblers(1:26:54) – The Talk is Treaty Podcast focuses on Treaty United(1:30:48) – Luke and Tom wrap up the opening show.Support the show

Our reporter Carole Coleman is in Longford Town getting reaction.

Kieran & Gary start this week's show by addressing the alleged racist incident that marred the First Division game between Kerry FC and Longford Town last Friday. The pair highlight issues they have with the Longford Town response so far and some of the social media reaction over the past few days.  On the football front, the lads discuss Stephen Kenny's future (or perhaps lack of one as Ireland manager) following another damaging week for the Boys in Green.  In League of Ireland-related matters, there is a full First Division review, previews of this weekend's league and cup action and we've also got audio with Ruaidhrí Higgins & Shane McEleney ahead of a blockbuster clash between Derry City and Shamrock Rovers.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie

Following his stunning late double in the Midlands derby on Saturday night, Athlone Town's Haitian striker Frantz Pierrot joins us on this week's show much to the pain of our hardened Longford Town hosts.  Frantz's Portuguese coach at Athlone Town, Dario Castelo also features on the pod.   The lads also discuss Cork City's woes following the home draw with UCD and the MSC final defeat to Cobh as well as Sligo Rovers decision to send their first-choice keeper on loan mid-season.  We've got full First Division coverage as ever while there's a look ahead to this weekend's FAI Cup ties and Derry City European tie in Tallaght which has prompted debate regarding ticket prices.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie

This week, Dónal Ryan and Macdara Ferris look back on the opening round of the FAI Cup and ahead to what faces the LOI clubs in Europe, Gemma McGuinness joins after helping Galway United become All-Island champions, and Longford Town's Gary Armstrong looks back on his season so farTime stamps:FAI Cup and Europe: (00:59)Gemma McGuinness: (23:42)Gary Armstrong: (46:26)Support the show

After a run of 4 goals in his first 5 matches since joining Longford Town as a free agent, Beineón O'Brien-Whitmarsh explains why he was without a club at the start of the season, joining a team "full of Dubs", how there are still big characters in the modern game and much more.  Stephen O'Donnell & Louie Annesley make cameo appearances on the show too after Dundalk's fantastic 2-0 win at home to Shamrock Rovers on Friday.  Jon Brier joins us this week to talk coefficients and next week's European ties while Kieran and Gary field your questions and conduct the usual reviews and previews across both divisions. Tune into the League of Ireland's most in-depth podcast now!  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie

This is a bonus LOI Matchday podcast on Off The Ball. You can enjoy the full versions of all three interviews with host Stephen Doyle speaking to Dundalk defender Darragh Leahy, as well as Longford Town manager Stephen Henderson and Treaty United midfielder ahead of the meeting of those two clubs in the First Division this weekend.

This is the seventh edition of the LOI Matchday podcast. Off The Ball's new magazine-style podcast covers all of the matches in both divisions of the SSE Airtricity League with exclusive interviews and previews of all the action. This week, host Stephen Doyle is joined by Dundalk defender Darragh Leahy, as well as Longford Town manager Stephen Henderson and Treaty United midfielder ahead of the meeting of those two clubs in the First Division this weekend.

This is a bonus LOI Matchday podcast on Off The Ball. You can enjoy the full versions of all three interviews with host Stephen Doyle speaking to Dundalk defender Darragh Leahy, as well as Longford Town manager Stephen Henderson and Treaty United midfielder ahead of the meeting of those two clubs in the First Division this weekend.

This is the seventh edition of the LOI Matchday podcast. Off The Ball's new magazine-style podcast covers all of the matches in both divisions of the SSE Airtricity League with exclusive interviews and previews of all the action. This week, host Stephen Doyle is joined by Dundalk defender Darragh Leahy, as well as Longford Town manager Stephen Henderson and Treaty United midfielder ahead of the meeting of those two clubs in the First Division this weekend.

The fact that winning the League of Ireland Premier Division is less lucrative than a UEFA Europa Conference League qualifying round tie speaks volumes about the financial state of football here. Could government intervention have a positive impact? Perhaps a redistribution of the tax income from betting is a good place to start.And with facilities from a bygone era still a feature throughout the country, are too many clubs attempting to play professional football on the island?On today's Inside Business podcast, Business Editor Ciaran Hancock gets some insight from Chief Executive of Platinum One Group, Fintan Drury and Longford Town manager Stephen Henderson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the second edition of LOI Matchday. Off The Ball's new magazine-style podcast covers all of the results and fixtures in both divisions of the SSE Airtricity League. This week host Stephen Doyle is joined by Dundalk boss Stephen O'Donnell, Shelbourne winger Matty Smith, Treaty United boss Tommy Barrett and Longford Town goalkeeper Jack Brady for a look ahead to this weekend's action.

This is the second edition of LOI Matchday. Off The Ball's new magazine-style podcast covers all of the results and fixtures in both divisions of the SSE Airtricity League. This week host Stephen Doyle is joined by Dundalk boss Stephen O'Donnell, Shelbourne winger Matty Smith, Treaty United boss Tommy Barrett and Longford Town goalkeeper Jack Brady for a look ahead to this weekend's action.

The greatest league in the world is back and so are we for a 7th series! On the opening pod of 2023, we're joined by new Cork City owner Dermot Usher while Aodh Dervin tells us about his glorious return to Longford Town.  Kieran & Gary examine how each squad is shaping up ahead of the new season and of course, they've got some woeful predictions as ever.  It's great to be back, enjoy the show and don't forget to subscribe! 

This week's show features an extended interview with Longford Town manager Gary Cronin after De Town secured a play-off place with 5 games remaining in the First Division season. Cronin discusses some of the negativity surrounding his appointment, calls for him to quit earlier in the season, and THAT defeat to Athlone.  We also hear from Dundalk boss Stephen O'Donnell who did not agree with Kieran's comments on the Dundalk high-line following the shock defeat to UCD, while a man who played a big hand in gunning down Dundalk on Friday, Sean Brennan also chats to us on this week's pod.  There's bundles of other juicy chat and discussion as well as reviews of the weekend's action and a look ahead to the FAI Cup quarter-finals and Shamrock Rovers games in Europe. As ever, it's not to be missed! 

After 6 podcast seasons, an aborted season of TV shows, 3 studios, 3 producers, half a dozen engineers, and a bucketload of flat whites, Dan and Johnny have made it to the big time! Recorded before a live audience in Dublin 2 at Lost Lane on a Sunday evening, Ireland manager Stephen Kenny joins the LOI community for a memorable chat from Tallaght Town to Serie B, from best players to adapting formations to Longford Town and everything in between, even Johnny gets "managed". On the couch alongside the Dundalk legend is another legend of the north east, Chris Shields and between the two of them they field a host of questions from our audience. It's all in association with the Porterhouse Brew, Collar & Cuff, Malone Financial Services and Future Ticketing. It's almost live and it's here now!

We hear from a frustrated Colin Healy after Cork City dropped points at home to Longford Town. We react to the days results in the Premier League and look forward to a huge day in the Cork Premier Senior Football C'ship. 

Recorded just minutes after Shamrock Rovers guaranteed themselves a place in a UEFA Group stage it's fair to say the lads are in good form on this week's pod.  However, there are many serious subjects to be discussed including: Should LOI clubs share their Euro prize money? RTE's approach to the league, the Shels/Pats postponement debacle, Dundalk v Derry brewing as a nice long-term rivalry, Harps v UCD and much more!  This week's guests are Finn Harps chairman, Ian Harkin who discusses the club's latest efforts to secure a new stadium, and in-form Longford Town striker Jordan Adeyemo. 

By all accounts this week's pod takes 'interesting' to a new level. This weeks mistakenly identified guest is John Martin, who didn't play as a number 10 for UCD in either 1999 or 2000, but did play in midfield and was assistant manager with Longford Town. John drops by LOI towers to talk about the business of sport, CEO training, the FAI's strategy plan, his experiences as a player and a coach, and the exploits of his football family. The dynamic duo also have time to discuss what was the best Irish goal in Europe, inflationary croissants, the Dalymount saga, and why we should play Scottish teams in every round! There's the usual Porterhouse Brew competition, the mailbag, look ahead to the weekend and as usual a detailed examination of how Galway United are going to win the cup. Thanks, as always, to Future Ticketing, Collar and Cuff, and Porterhouse Brew and by all accounts, thats it!

After a dull first have Dundalk eventually cruise to a comprehensive victory over 1st division Longford Town to secure a place in the 2nd round of the FAI Cup with the introduction of Joe Adams and Ryan O'Kane sparking the game into life. Ep 105 also discusses the departure of Mark Connolly, the arrival of Alfie Lewis and the X factor that gives Dundalk a competitive over their more monied rivals.

On this week's show, Noel and Adrian analyse Treaty United's victory over Cobh Ramblers, praise Marc Ludden and Matt Keane upon reaching 50 appearances for the club and preview the upcoming Longford Town game. #SportLK

The League of Ireland First Division returns on Friday night after the summer break so Kieran & Gary look ahead to this weekend's matches as well as speaking to Longford Town manager Gary Cronin as he prepares to take on his old side Bray Wanderers.  With it being a busy international window in the Nations League, Ronan Calvert from "Kenny's Kids" joins us to look back on the nightmare in Armenia before looking ahead to the Dublin double header this week against Ukraine and Scotland.  The lads also cover the breaking Kerry FC story and what it may mean for the LOI as well as tackling all the other latest hot topics across LOI and Irish Football!  There's something for everyone on this week's show so be sure to listen, share and subscribe! 

Galway United travel south to face Cobh Ramblers at St Colman's Park on Friday with kick-off at 7.45pm. United made it four wins on the bounce when they defeated Longford Town 2-0 at Eamonn Deacy Park on Monday. Second-half goals from David Hurley and Max Hemmings secured the victory for the Tribesmen who remain in second place on the First Division table and three points behind Cork City. Cobh Ramblers go into the fixture on the back of a draw away to Bray Wanderers last Friday. Darren Murphy's side sit in eighth position on the league table ahead of this week's match. Galway United Manager John Caulfield has been speaking to John Mulligan:

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield talks about an encouraging weekend in the SSE Airtricity League.United's in-form midfielder David Hurley is interviewed following Monday's 2-0 triumph over Longford Town at Eamonn Deacy Park.Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy and captain Julie-Ann Russell discuss the 2022 WNL campaign.Cregmore-Claregalway U18 coach Benny Fahy reflects on a fine Connacht Youth Cup final win over Maree-Oranmore.There is a round-up of the Galway FA premier division and nationalunderage leagues action.

The hugely talented Artist/Illustrator Barry Masterson joined host Roy Shanahan and Nathan Doyle to discuss his amazing League of Ireland Illustrations and his beloved Longford Town. But that was not all... - A run through both divisions so far.... - Attendances in the league - Stephen Ward retires - Should clubs in certain parts of the country be made to play on All-weather pitches?

Roy Shanahan and Nathan Doyle discuss the weeks stories including.. - Martin Russell leaves Athlone! Where now for Athlone Town? - Longford Town impressing again... - Who should be Bohemians Captain? - Republic of Irelands Women's team earn point in Sweden And a little bit more...

There's lots to mull over on this week's show as we ask who is the best manager in the league and if the lads are still sticking with their original title predictions after a strong start from Derry City in the Premier and a slow start by First Division favs Waterford. The apparent split in the Bohs fanbase is also tackled on the show. After a strong weekend on the predictions front, the lads once again get stuck in with some tasty tips for this weekend's matches as well as looking back on all the latest results from both divisions.  On top of all of that, we've interviews with the man sitting pretty at the top of the tree with Derry City, that's of course Ruaidhri Higgins while Longford Town boss Gary Cronin is also a guest on this week's show. 

Adrian Finnin is joined by Jason and Noel O'Connor for the latest episode of the Soccer Scene. This week they discuss Treaty's draw with Cobh Ramblers as well as their upcoming game with Longford Town. Killmallock's possible great escape in the Limerick Premier Division is also looked at. #SportLK

On this week's show, Shelbourne midfielder, Aodh Dervin talks about recent praise from his manager, Damien Duff, and moving away from "mammy" for the first time.  American goalkeeper, Luke Dennison reflects on his first-ever league appearance for Longford Town, despite this being his third season at the club. Luke also talks about how his move from the States came about, his love for the LOI, and more.  As always, the lads get stuck into every single game across both divisions in terms of reviews and previews of all the latest matches while there may be a mention or two of bad pitches.  Also contains chats on recent crowd incidents and what can be done to combat it plus some more ramblings about the proposed third division, FAI culture and more.  

On the show tonight, reaction from Cork's win over Waterford in the Lidl Ladies National Football League. We hear from Kieran Kingston after Cork's win over Galway. Mark Scannell of Glanmire Basketball Club. Cian Bargary on Cork City's draw with Longford Town, and we talk AFL in Ireland with Ireland coach Eoin O'Sullivan.Also included is yesterday's show live from Pairc ui Chaoimh, featuring Tomas Mulcahy and Rob Heffernan

Episode 80 has reaction to Dundalk's continuing good run of form with victories over neighbours Drogheda Utd and relegated Londford Town which secured Premier Division football at Oriel Park for another year. We also discuss the rival consortia rumoured to have tabled bids to takeover the club, and the permutations that could see Dundalk snatch European football next season.

On the Extratime.com Monday Podcast with Oisin Langan, Aoife Mullen talks to Keith Long after his sides' win over their Dublin rivals Shamrock Rovers in the FAI Cup on Sunday (0:58). Andrew Dempsey caught up with Longford Town boss Daire Doyle after their weekend defeat and asked him if he is worried that losing is becoming a habit (8:04). Dundalk sealed a win in the Cup after a 5-1 win over St Mochtas on Friday night and Aoife Mullen talked to manager Vinny Perth about their next game and whether he felt Michael Duffy deserves an International call-up. (9:20)We also have Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on whether Man United got away with one against Wolves as well as his thoughts on Paul Pogba and Cristiano Ronaldo (11:50).Former Kerry captain Billy O'Shea chats about the Kingdom's loss to Tyrone and why Peter Keane should stay on (15:20). Staying with Gaelic Games, we have Cork manager Paudie Murray talking about the upcoming Camogie final between Cork and Galway (32:05).BBC Scotland's Eamon Donohoe chats to Oisin on Celtic's defeat to Rangers in the Old Firm derby and how James McCarthy and Liam Scales might fit in at Parkhead (34:45). As always we have extratime.com reporter Tom O'Connor on all the Irish in action abroad over the weekend (48:40).In our final interview of the podcast, Oisin chats to Leinster Rugby winger James Lowe (55:15).  Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

On this week's epic the lads check in with each other after another eventful weekend in the league, the hot topic is derbies - Bohs and Rovers, Drogs and Dundalk, Arsenal and Spurs, the passion, the hatred, the enemies. Dale talks us through his first impressions of Treaty, Derry and Longford Town before the lads empty a heavy mailbag and in an unusual turn of events the pressing question this week comes all the way from a fan in America.