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Galway United seek to maintain their 100% start to the SSE Airtricity League Women's Premier Division on Saturday (22nd March 2025) when they travel to Peamount United. After wins over DLR Waves and Bohemians, Greenogue is the only venue the Tribeswomen haven't tasted a competitive victory since their formation before the 2023 season. United are unbeaten in three games against Peamount, including a 3-1 home victory last season.  But their trip to Dublin ended in a 0-0 draw. Leading up to the game, Galway United manager Phil Trill has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Kick-off at Greenogue on Saturday is 5pm.

Just seven days after successfully retaining the Avenir Sports All-Island Cup, Galway United return to SSE Airtricity League Women's Premier Division action this Saturday (24th August) when they host league champions Peamount. The sides drew 0-0 last April and are both on 22 points in the table, behind top two Shelbourne and Athlone Town. But with three games in hand, Galway United can play themselves back into the title picture providing they start with three points this weekend. Leading up to the game, Galway United manager Phil Trill joined Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Kick-off at Eamonn Deacy Park on Saturday is 5pm.

It's a slightly somber show this week after the broadcast of the 'Girls in Green' documentary on Sunday. After a two year investigation by journalists Marie Crowe (RTE Investigates) and Mark Tighe (Sunday Independent), horrific allegations of inappropriate behaviour within the inaugural FAI Women's FAS course in Leixlip in the 1990's have been levelled at a number of coaches involved in that course.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke share their thoughts on the documentary, the allegations and what it means for the future of the women's game and some of the steps now needed to ensure events like this can not happen again in the sport.There was also the small matter of some football played this week with big 1-0 wins for Bohemians and Cork City over Galway United and Peamount United respectively. Athlone stretched their lead at the top of the league while Shamrock Rovers continued their resurrence with a solid 3-1 win in Limerick.The focus turns to the WNT clashes with England and France and the U19 European Championships over the coming weeks. At home this weekend, DLR Waves host Treaty United and Bohemians visit Turner's Cross in what all camps will see as winnable games.

Well well well, another Dundalk loss means Jack is gone to ground again and hasn't been seen, however the show must go on. The lads discuss whether or not it's actually time to start calling Shelbourne serious title contenders, do they have it in them? Dave and James also begin to change their tune about Keith Long and his Waterford team, including James aiming his crosshairs at another League of Ireland manager. He also isn't a massive fan of Peamount United's nickname. Who thought a fella from Sligo could be filled with so much negativity? Despite Bill's best efforts to rebrand as the WWECast, Kerry FC still manages to unite the whole team on one topic and the love connection between the Peilcast and KFC continues, at least until one of their clubs undoubtedly gets dumped out of the FAI Cup by them. As always, the episode is rounded out by a preview of the upcoming Double Gameweek in the LOI, the fixtures are coming thick and fast so stick with us!

0:00-9:15 - Intro; 9:15-26:02: - All four CDSL titles were decided over the past week, with PRO Dean Russell joining Eoin and James to reflect on Avenue United's Premier Division reclamation; a return to First Division glory for Newmarket Celtic B and Shannon Olympic B's dramatic Third Division showdown steal; 26:02-58:56 - A momentous season on the field followed an equally jubilant year off it for Ennis Rugby Club's centenary celebrations in 2023. In recent weeks, the men's side completed their return to Munster Junior League Division 2 after a flawless Division 3 campaign while in their inaugural season in the top flight in Munster, the womens' side captured a league and cup double. Players Emily Anglim, Nell Walsh, Joe Connaughton and Head of Girls and Women's Rugby Lorchan Hoyne came into the studio to reflect on those series of highs; 58:56-1.22:50 - Their provincial campaign may have ended but the Clare footballers first taste of All-Ireland Senior Championship action commences on home soil this Saturday evening when hosting Cork in Cusack Park at 6pm. Football Analyst Kieran Madigan looks ahead to that tie along with weighing up the minors Munster Semi-Final exit to the same opposition; 1.22:50-1.30:16 - James caught up with new GAA President Jarlath Burns this week at the Super 9's Hurling Competition in Gort to discuss his tenure so far, his hopes for the summer and the admirable work of the Future Leaders project that saw the TY Students of Gort Community School organise and promote this annual event; 1.30:16 - Another Cork showdown for the Clare U-20 hurlers who hosts the Rebels in Cusack Park on Friday evening (6.45pm) for a place in the final against Tipperary; there were disappointments for the Celtic Challenge hurling side and Under 16 Camogie squad in their championship defeats. We wish our Clare athletes all the best in this weekend's Munster track and field championships and welcome back Chloe Moloney to action following injury as she lined out for Peamount United as well as looking at Munster Rugby and the Clare Feile Football Finals.

This week we're chatting to Phil Trill, manager of the early pace setters Galway United. In just their second season since they replaced Galway WFC they have been the team to beat with six wins in all competitions before last week's scoreless draw at Peamount United.Phil will be chatting about his side's campaign to add that league title to their Avenir Sports All Island Cup triumph in their maiden season.Having already secured their quarter final place in the cross border competition with wins over Sligo Rovers and Glentoran setting up a top of the group clash with FAI Cup winners Athlone Town.Phil will be chatting about how the Tribeswomen sophomore season in the league has been going, the re-emergence of Irish international Julie-Ann Russell in the club after a break for most of last season and the emergence of some exciting young talent breaking through at the club and at international youth level.Join Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke as they take a look back at the action from the weekend and preview the action slated for Saturday's.

Galway United face arguably their biggest test this season on Saturday (27th April 2024) when they take on Peamount United in the SSE Airtricity League Women's Premier Division. Phil Trill's side are on maximum points from four games, five clear at the top, and six ahead of Peamount.  Indeed, the Tribeswomen are on six wins from six in all competitions after already securing their quarter-final place in the Avenir All-Island Cup. Galway did fall to the eventual league champions 2-0 when they travelled to Peamount last May, but gained a measure of revenge with a 3-0 victory at home in November, one of only two losses suffered by the Dublin side in 2023. Julie-Ann Russell was the SSE Airtricity League Player of the Month for March after making her return to the maroon colours and the 59-time capped Irish international has been a central figure in their strong start this year. Julie-Ann Russell looked ahead to the game with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Kick-off at Greenogue on Saturday is 5pm and we'll have updates and commentary here on Galway Bay FM.

Galway United men travel to defending champions Shamrock Rovers; Galway United women travel to defending champions Peamount United; Three big games in the Galway FA Premier Division; Knockncarra meet Mervue United in FAI Women's Amateur Cup; With this and more, here's Galway Bay FM's Mike Rafferty (Friday, 26th April 2024)

This week Northern Ireland international Casey Howe drops in to talk about her international competitive debut, scoring worldies and her breathtaking start to the season.She'll be discussing bagging a brace on her return to Glentoran where she scored a bakers dozen of goal in her 27 appearances for the club in 2021 & 22 before her move to the League of Ireland with Sligo last season.After a brilliant season at the Showgrounds she moved to FAI Cup winners Athlone for this year and has hit the ground running with three goals in the last month for her new side, including a phenomenal lob over the keeper in their statement victory against league champions Peamount United.As usual Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke will be looking back at the action from match day 2 of the Avenir Sports Cup and previewing this weekend's fare after an extended break in the league.Watch / Listen to the episode at 8:30pm this evening on our website and socials.

On this week's episode of The extratime Football Podcast, Luke Jordan is joined by Peamount United footballer Lauryn O'Callaghan(0:24) On Part One of the show, Luke is joined by Donal Ryan and Macdara Ferris as the lads discuss the action from the Premier Division over the Easter Weekend.Macdara was present at the first Dublin Derby of the season to speak about the spectacle which was the first League of Ireland fixture to have over 10,000 spectators in 30 years.Donal talks Sligo Rovers mixed weekend after a big win in the RSC on Friday night but put in a lethargic performance in Richmond Park on Easter Monday. Were the two away trips in quick succession the reason for the lacklustre performance on MondayShelbourne continue their unbeaten start of the campaign over the Easter, Macdara examines their start of the season.Finally, the lads look ahead to the beginning of the Irish Women's National Team Euro 2025 qualification campaign, and we hear the thoughts of Ireland's number one Courtney Brosnan ahead of the double header against France and England.(35:49) On Part Two, Luke and Donal are joined by Peamount United player Lauryn O'Callaghan.Lauryn starts by discussing the Peas start to the season, the competitiveness of the Women's Premier Division, and her opinion on the pros and cons of the Avenir All-Island Cup.The Peamount defender shares her thoughts on last season, the difficulties they endured in pre-season, the future of Peamount, winning the league against the odds, the recording of fly on the wall documentary that is out next week on TV, and much more.  Support the show

This week's guest, midfielder Eve Conheady of DLR Waves, shares insights on her journey from Peamount United to Athlone and moving back to the capital, along with discussing the Waves start to the season.Join hosts Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke on this week's episode of the LOIWomen's podcast on FinalWhistle.ie.Tune in as we delve into DLR Waves' season opener draw with Shamrock Rovers, their 2-0 defeat to Treaty United, and a close 1-0 loss to Crusaders in the Avenir Sports Cup. Don't miss out - catch the live broadcast tonight at 8:30pm on FinalWhistle's YouTube, Twitter, Facebook pages, and website.

This week, we're thrilled to welcome Eoin Wearen, the newly appointed manager of Shelbourne Women's team, fresh from their victory over Peamount United. Join us for an insightful episode of the LOIWomen Soccer podcast, hosted by Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke, streaming live on FinalWhistle.ie tonight at 8pm.We'll dive into Eoin's journey from Gaelic football to his professional soccer career with West Ham United, Bohemians, Sligo Rovers, and more.Discover how his experiences as a player shaped his coaching philosophy as we explore his transition to coaching, including his time in the United States and his recent appointment at Shelbourne.Alongside we'll discuss Kyra Carusa's triumph in the NWSL Challenge Cup with San Diego Wave and the latest updates from the first weekend of the NWSL and LOI Women's Premier Division.Don't miss this dynamic conversation with Eoin Wearen and stay updated on all things women's soccer!

Peamount United's Karen Duggan & Scarlett Herron of Shamrock Rovers joined Off The Ball Breakfast as the new season of the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division gets underway this Saturday.Catch Off the Ball's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off the Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off the Ball app or wherever you listen to yours.SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the Off the Ball Breakfast podcast.#OptimumNutrition | #TheresMoreOfYouInYou

IP Telecom, the leading provider of cloud-based voice over internet protocol (VoIP) and unified communications telephony services to business customers across Ireland, today celebrates International Women's Day with a fundraising event in support of the Irish Homeless Street League. The Irish Homeless Street League is a volunteer-driven non-profit organisation that uses the power of sport to transform the lives of people who have found themselves affected by social exclusion. Today's event run by IP Telecom, in celebration of International Women's Day, will be dedicated to raising funds for the organisation and its work. Under the theme, 'Inspire Inclusion', the event will include attendance from charity CEO Christopher O Brien, and womens player Vanessa Lynch, who is due to speak on her experience with the charity. IP Telecom joins the likes of Colin Farrell in its support of the charity, which is currently fundraising towards supporting an Irish entry in this year's Homeless World Cup in Seoul, Korea. At the IHSL, there is a belief 'A Ball Can Change A Life'. Via nationwide leagues, the charity looks to create positive change by motivating, inspiring and developing people who have experienced homelessness, alcohol and substance abuse, or are ex-offenders, long-term unemployed and refugees, delivering positive social change throughout Ireland. Through strategic partnerships and dedicated efforts, the organisation aims to break down barriers and create opportunities for women to rebuild their lives. Many of the female participants have gone back to education, created a career for themselves and also gained a new perspective on life. Speaking at today's event, Shena Brien, CEO of IP Telecom, said: "This International Women's Day, we're not just celebrating - we want to take action. Empowerment and inclusion are core drivers of our business at IP Telecom, as we aim to create an environment that supports women - this ethos goes beyond supporting our own internal team, but how we inspire inclusivity on the outside. Today we're raising funds for the Irish Homeless Street League, which uses the transformative power of sport to create opportunities and instil hope across Ireland - this is a fantastic charity, and I would urge those who can to visit their website and find out more about the work they do." IHSL first launched its campaign to create a league for women In 2016; this started off as one league in Pearse St Dublin, has grown to three leagues nationally, with two in Dublin and further league in Limerick. The organisation's first women's team participated in the Homeless World Cup in Oslo 2017, and have continued to participate in many European tournaments. Most recently the team achieved 4th place at the Homeless World Cup which was held in Sacramento California 2023, the highest ranking ever by an Irish team in the tournament itself. The support of IHSL is not the first time IP Telecom has given encouragement to female sporting organisations. Since 2023 IP Telecom has been the proud lead sponsor of the Women Senior Team of current Women's League of Ireland champions - Peamount United. As the primary sponsor of Peamount United's Women Senior Team, IP Telecom eagerly aims to contribute to the team's success and growth, as well as nurturing the development of women's football within the club, and the country as a whole - empowering the next generation of talented women in sports, business, and technology. IP Telecom, led by CEO and co-founder Shena Brien was founded in 2010, and is based in Dublin West. The company, which offers a full suite of innovative, leading-edge business telephony services and solutions to over 4,000 business customers across a variety of sectors, holds a near 50:50 gender split in its staff. "Ensuring that our staff is balanced, inclusive and more representative of society as a whole is of great personal importance to me. We are committed to inspiring women in all walks of life - be that technology,...

We're back for another season with the LOI Women's season starting with the President's Cup this weekend. Champions Peamount United play Athlone Town in the midlands and we'll be joined by Chloe Moloney and Madie Gibson from each side to preview the clash. Show live at 7:30pm on Wednesday.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke will also preview the season ahead with a number of new arrivals to get excited about in the coming months and they take a look back at the draw in Italy and the defeat to Wales in the last week.

Peamount United's Karen Duggan and Sligo Rovers' Eimear Lafferty joined Nathan Murphy on The Football Show to discuss the current state of domestic women's football in Ireland, and how interest in the national team could be harnessed into growing the league.Off The Ball Football with William Hill.

With Peamount United lifting the LOI Women's League trophy on Saturday evening in front of a record crowd for the club this week's show reflects on the highs and lows of the league season ahead of the FAI Cup Final on Sunday.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) look back over a historic year for Women's Football both domestically and internationally with a maiden World Cup campaign and records broken at nearly every single venue across the domestic game.An underdog league title campaign for the Pea's, an first ever Women's Senior trophy for Athlone to kick off the season and Galway United winning the Avenir Sports All Island Cup were just some of the highlights throughout 2023 alongside plenty of ups and downs on and off the field with exciting new arrivals into the league from club's own academies as well as an influx of international stars.The lads take a deep dive into all of that before taking a look at Athlone Town's aspirations of overturning last season's cup final defeat to the same opposition, Shelbourne.

Peamount United manager James O'Callaghan joined Off The Ball Breakfast as the South Dublin club celebrate their fourth Women's Premier Division title.Catch Off the Ball's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off the Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off the Ball app or wherever you listen to yours.SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the Off the Ball Breakfast podcast.

Champion Chatter - Season 02 Episode 42 0:00-5:18 - Intro; 5:18-24:53 - A truly memorable season for Chloe Moloney finishes this Saturday when Peamount United collect the Women's National League cup, coming only days after being honoured on the Intermediate Ladies Football Team of the Year. The West Clare star speaks with Eoin and James on Peamount, Clare and the prospect of Champions League football in 2024; 24:53-34:26 - Ahead of Banner Ladies latest Munster Senior A Final showdown with chief rivals Ballymacarbry, Eoin and James speak with one of the perennial Waterford champions' most decorated players Michelle Ryan on their new-look side and their familiarity with the Clare champions over the past twelve years; 34:26-55:51 - Corofin and Banner's Munster hurling triumph's are reviewed with regular guest Derek Dormer who also looked ahead to major provincial showdowns for Banner Ladies and Truagh-Clonlara this weekend; 55:51-1.15:27 - Football analyst Kieran Madigan returns, fresh from watching the Cork Senior and Intermediate Football deciders, to preview Cratloe and Kilmihil's trips to the Rebel County this Sunday; 1.15:27-1.34:59 - Avenue United are the sole Clare side remaining in the FAI Junior Cup after dethroning champions Newmarket Celtic. The Clare Youths, the Munster Junior Cup and a full schedule of league action are also on the agenda as CDSL PRO Dean Russell joined the lads; 1.41:14- Round Up of U-21 Hurling and Football Championships, Coach Education courses, domestic rugby and Post-Primary hurling Championships including Friday's Dean Ryan Cup Final for St Flannan's College.

After their title winning outing in Wexford last weekend Peamount United boss James O'Callaghan joins us for a deep dive into their season, from losing a large contingent of their high profile players last winter, being written off by most followers of the league and the media to sealing the league title with games to spare.James opens up to Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) about how they regained the league title against all predictions after the gutting of the club last season. He'll chat about the emergence of some of his young stars and the commitment shown by the entire squad over the last twelve months.In terms of that performance he shares the credit with his extensive backroom staff and the people behind the scenes within the club for creating the environment that facilitates that performance.He discusses the increasingly novel situation within the league at Peamount United, of having a national league team which is focused on the women's sides and what that might mean into the future.O'Callaghan details the opportunities that exist within the LOI Women's Premier Division with scholarships, European football and international representation across the age groups.

Paul Corry, David McMillan and journalist Jonathan Higgins join Raf Diallo and Conor Neville to reflect on Ireland's performances against Greece and Gibraltar and to discuss Peamount United's title win and the upcoming LOI run-in.

Champion Chatter - Season 02 Episode 35 0:00-6:27 - Intro; 6:27-40:56 - The Clare Senior and Intermediate Football Championship races are down to four, with the weekend's quarter-final action and semi-final draws discussed in depth by analyst Kieran Madigan; 40:56-42:05 - The Boru Sports Masked Predictor alternative Senior Football Championship Quarter-Finals equally proved dramatic, with the draw for hurling and football semi-finals taking place on next week's pod; 42:05-1.03:09 - Knock-Out ties in Senior Football, Senior and Intermediate Ladies Football and Senior and Intermediate camogie are reviewed in the company of freelance reporter Derek Dormer who to eat a slice ion humble pie; 1.03:09-1.37:00 - The Canon Hamilton is destined for a new home in 2023 with this weekend's quarter-finals in senior, intermediate and Junior A matched by two do-or-die senior relegation ties as Ger O'Connell and Kevin McNamara return to preview all the action; 1.37:00-1.46:25 - CDSL PRO Dean Russell joined Eoin and James to reflect on Donie Garrihy's return as Clare's Oscar Traynor Manager for the coming campaign while there was further success for Fairgreen Celtic and the start of the Munster and FAI Junior Cup competitions; 1.46:25-1.52:14 - Senior Ladies Football Quarter-Final bouts between Kilmurry Ibrickane and St Joseph's Doora/Barefield along with West Clare Gaels' victory over Fergus Rovers are outlined by Michael O'Connor; 1.52:14 - Round Up of the adult Ladies Football Championship knock-out stages that include three upcoming cup finals, Clare's two Player-of-the-Year nominees in the All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship, Ailish Considine's Kangaroo's debut, Athlone Town's penalty cup victory over Peamount United and the concluding stages of the County Under 14 Camogie Championships.

It's the return of the FAI Women's Cup this weekend as season defining clashes take shape with the last hope of silverware for some clubs on the weekend's fixture list.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) will look back at the weekend's action where table toppers Peamount United put five past Cork City on what looks like an inevitable procession to the league title.The lads will also discuss the Nations League clash with Northern Ireland, the coaching ticket announced today and how potential Irish selections have been performing around the globe.

After another Peamount United win they look destined to lift the League title this season. Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne haven't given up their challenge but time is running out with just a half dozen games left for Rovers.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke also chat about Shelbourne's departure from the Champions League at the first Glasgow City sized hurdle yesterday and what it means for the league going forward.They'll also be looking forward to the weekend's league action as Shels continue to play their playoff in Lithuania against Cardiff City.

After going three games unbeaten without conceding a goal, Galway United topped their group and qualified for this Saturday's (8th July) Avenir All-Island Cup encounter with Wexford Youths. Abbie Callanan and Gemma McGuinness scored the goals in last week's 2-0 victory over Shelbourne, but they face a Wexford side who beat Shamrock Rovers 5-3, and Peamount United 2-1. It's the sides' first meeting since the opening day of the SSE Airtricity League Women's Premier Division when Ciara Rossiter's goal gave the visitors a 1-0 victory in Eamonn Deacy Park. Leading up to the game, Galway United captain Lynsey McKey has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Kick-off at Ferrycarrig Park on Saturday is 4pm.

This week the League's Top Scorer Kate Mooney drops in to talk all about that hat trick ten days ago, and taking all three points from Tallaght at the weekend. She'll be chatting about her move across the city at the start of the season, settling in to PRL Park, the club's table topping exploits this season and her personal ambitions for the rest of the year.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke will also be chatting about the Irish Extended World Cup Squad, the Avenir Sports All Island Cup, the departure of Stephen Quinn from Wexford Youths and plenty more.

Aisling O'Reilly catches up with Aine O Gorman, Abbie Larkin, Erin Mc Laughlin & Tara O'Hanlon after today's top of the table women's premier division clash between Peamount United and Shamrock Rovers.

Part One: (00:22)Luke Jordan is joined on the extratime.com podcast by neither Macdara nor Donal! But don't worry, we have another great episode this week. Ahead of the huge clash in the SSE Airtricity League Women's Premier Division this weekend between Shamrock Rovers and Peamount United, we speak to Rovers goalkeeper Amanda Budden about the season so far, the difference this year of semi professionalism has brought to the game, the decision to leave Shelbourne, and much more. Part Two: (19:24)We are joined by Mick Doyle and Heather Jameson who are in Italy with the Republic of Ireland Cerebral Palsy team at the 2023 IFCPF European Championship. The lads are in the Semi-Final against the old enemy of England. Mick and Heather discuss the games, the importance of CP football, the CP Academy, the growth in the game and the FAI football for all program and more. Part Three: (40:13) Finally, Luke chats to Dundalk football journalist James Rogers to look at Dundalk's season so far. The lads talk through what's happening at the club now on and off the pitch, why the team is struggling and the issues in midfield. Is Stephen O'Donnell in trouble? Why are the fans unhappy with the current ownership? Is there financial issues?  Support the show

This week we're featuring two of the dual stars in the league as rivals Chloe Moloney of Peamount United and Athlone Town captain Laurie Ryan join forces to seal a Munster Intermediate Championship win for their native Clare. Both girls spoke after the gaelic football game to our reporter Diarmuid Kearney about their respective LOIWomen's victories less than 24 hours previous as the Pea's gave their title challlenge a massive boost with victory in Tolka Park and the Midlanders were in seventh heaven with their win over Treaty United.Breifne & Aaron will take a look back at the weekend that was as well including Cork's fantastic share of the spoils in Wexford last night and previewing the penultimate round of games before the new look Avenir Sports All Island Cup later this month.

Adam and Seana sit down to dissect the mixed results from a double weekend of Dublin Derby action with the scoreless draw against Bohs on Friday night followed by a narrow loss to Peamount United on Saturday afternoon. The pair also look ahead to a busy weekend of fixtures as Bank Holiday fever takes over with 3 matches to look forward to over the course of 4 days which sees the Reds travel to Derry City on Friday and the defending champions looking to bounce back away to Galway on Saturday evening. The weekend concludes with a return to Tolka Park on Monday as we host Drogheda United.

This week Galway United and Irish U19 International midfielder Jenna Slattery joins the show to discuss Galway's promising start to life in the Women's Premier Division.She'll be chatting about the switch from Galway WFC to Galway United over the winter and the differences and similarities between the two as well as her involvement with the Irish U19's this season.Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke will take a look back at the action from last week's games as well as previewing the action coming up as Shamrock Rovers make the short journey to PRL Park to face Peamount United, a venue not unknown to a few members of their squad.

Part One: (00:22) Luke Jordan is joined by Donal Ryan and Aisling Hannon this week as they give a brief roundup from another busy weekend in the SSE Airtricity League. Part Two: (11:00) Peamount United defender Chloe Moloney joins us on the podcast this week to chat about the Pea's fantastic start to the season as they sit top of the Women's Premier Division. She discusses the loss of players to Shamrock Rovers, the improvement on and off the pitch in the women's game, how she balances being a footballer and an inter county footballer for her native county of Clare and much more!  Part Three: (36:00)  Luke and Donal are joined later by Ireland Under 21 international Jake O'Brien to chat about his season abroad playing for RWD Molenbeek in the Belgian second tier. He talks about the standard of football, how the move came about, the Crystal Palace academy, Ireland U21 heartbreak, playing with Brighton's Evan Ferguson and more.  Support the show

This week we catch up with Lauryn O'Callaghan of early league leaders Peamount United ahead of their clash with Shelbourne at PRL Park tomorrow evening where the Pea's hope to extend their 100% record into the fifth game of the season.Lauryn also discusses the mood within the squad over the last few months as players moved in and out of the club and the manner in which they hit the ground running this season, the pros and cons of having her father in the dugout and how much she's enjoying the buzz this year as part of a settled side at the top of the league.Breifne Earley & Aaron Clarke also take a look back at the last weekend's action and tomorrow night's mid week round of games. The lad's look back at Galway's surprise victory over Shelbourne in Tolka Park last weekend, Treaty's first win in 46 games in The Showgrounds which lifted them off the base of the table.

In this weeks #HerSportShow we discuss this years PwC Camogie All Stars team and players of the year. Dublin LGFA star Sinead Goldrick and Armagh LGFA's Blaithin Mackin and their AFLW Grand Final win with Melbourne Demons over the Brisbane Lions. Athlone Town's Emily Corbet is announced as SSE Airtricity Women's National League Player of the Year after helping her team get to the final with Jessie Stapleton picking up Young Player of the Year and former Peamount United's Aine O'Gorman picking up the golden boot. We look towards the 2022 LGFA Club Championship Finals in Croke Park and more! Catch all the latest news and our exclusive interview with Olympian and marathon runner Caitriona Jennings.

This week on the show Peamount United manager James O'Callaghan drops in for a chat with Breifne and Aaron about his charges return to form with two big wins against Sligo and Cork ending their five game winless streak. We also have post match reaction from Ciara Rossiter and Kylie Murphy after Wexford Youth's took all three points from their clash with Shels, DLR Waves boss Graham Kelly and Bohemians netminder Rachael Kelly after their side's scoreless encounter at Belfield. Aaron and Breifne will also take a look back at the complete round of games played over the weekend as well as the announcement of Vera Pauw's latest Ireland squad which includes a first call up for Naoise McAloon and recalls for her former Peamount team mate Stephanie Roche.

Sligo Rovers women's manager Steve Feeney sees the positives despite Saturday's 5-0 defeat at home to Peamount United in the league.

City boss Danny Murphy reacts to Saturday's defeat at the hands of Peamount United

Stephanie Roche, Peamount United striker and RTE Analyst.

On this week's FinalWhistle.ie WNL show Stephanie Roche, Jess Mendez and Chloe Singleton join Alanna to go back through the week's action and their seasons so far. Stephanie Roche drops in to discuss the blistering start to the season for both herself and free scoring Peamount United. Jesse Mendez talks Treaty United's building phase and her sophmore season with the Shannonsiders. Chloe Singleton joins us to discuss her recent CUFL triumph and chat about how much of a loss Savannah McCarthy is to Galway WFC. We also review & preview all the latest action with Breifne Earley of FinalWhistle.ie

The Final Whistle WNL Podcast is back this evening. Peamount United , DLR Waves and Galway WFC enjoyed big wins on the opening weekend and we take a look into the camp at each of the teams. Host Alanna Cunnane will be joined by veteran Peamount United netminder Niamh Reid Burke after her shutout performance against new girls Sligo Rovers, goalscoring debutant Lynn Craven of DLR Waves chats about her move to Belfield and Julie-Ann Russell of Galway WFC will be talking about their bright start to the league and her own return to the maroon jersey since her return to Ireland last year. FinalWhistle.ie reporter Sean Comber joins Alanna to review last week's action and preview this weekend's action.

Peamount United and Ireland star Karen Duggan joins Ger Gilroy and Johnny Ward on Monday's OTB AM as Wexford Youths pipped Shelbourne to the FAI Women's Cup. #OTBAM is live every morning with @Gillette UK  | #BestFaceForward You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via Spotify via GoLoud

Caradh caught up with Aaron Clarke from the Womens National League Show on today's show.Peamount United can win back to back titles if they beat Galway United at home tonight.Shelbourne will be looking to beat Wexford Youths tonight to keep their slim hopes of a league title alive. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Peamount United star and 35-cap Irish international Karen Duggan shared her thoughts after Ireland's 2-1 win in Helsinki in the World Cup qualifiers.  #OTBAM with Gillette | #BestFaceForward

On this week's edition, Graham Gartland and Shane Supple look ahead to Dundalk and Bohemians' next assignments in the Europa Conference League. Also an assessment of the Premier Division title race and Aine O'Gorman on Peamount United's form and the WNL season so far.

Shane Hannon and Stephen Doyle joined by former Ireland midfielder Karen Duggan Reaction to Italy beating Spain Have Spain killed the art of a striker Pedri - Composed for a player so young Chiellini and his ways of dealing with the pressure of a penalty shootout Jorginho's penalty England v Denmark preview Jordan Henderson leadership skills despite to starting Thoughts on England's potential line-up Peamount United's Champions League draw #SaveOurGame | @paddypower

This week it's all about the potentially season defining top of the table clash between Dublin giants Shelbourne and Peamount United. Shels captain Pearl Slattery drops in to chat with Peamount United's Stephanie Roche and Breifne Earley. After an extended gap due to international games, mid season breaks and calendar clashes Stephanie kicks off the show shares some exciting personal news (0:30) before taking a look back at last weekend's results (1:09). Recorded prior to last weekend's games, Pearl Slattery (12:32) joins Breifne for a conversation about Shel's start to the season, her day job within the Football Association of Ireland and scoring screamers from distance. She also discusses life at Tolka and their ambitions for the season. Stephanie completes the show with her own perspective on the clash along with the other three games on the fixture list (36:05) this weekend.

18+ only. This week, Al is joined by Irish international and Peamount United footballer Stephanie Roche. They chat about her career as a footballer and pundit, the positive progression of women's football, and much more, not forgetting that wonder goal she has become renowned for...   Episode Produced & Edited by Feed Ignite Sponsored by Betfred #BeGambleAware.   Follow Al Foran: Instagram: @AlForanComedy Twitter: @ImpressionistAL Youtube: AlForan2011  

This week Declan Marron and Dave Donnelly debate the pros and cons of Niall Quinn and co's  plans ... or lack there of. (1.43)Peamount United goal machine Amber Barrett joins us to discuss her incredible goal scoring form, her future in football and disappointment at some rather shocking refereeing decisions.(21.10)Cork City Interim boss John Cotter dials in to discuss the clubs EA Sports Cup exit, his teams steady progress, and upcoming domestic and European fixtures. (44.47).Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

On this week's Extratime.ie Sportscast, Declan Marron & Dave Donnelly are joined by The42.ie's Aaron Gallagher to talk about the build up to the Liam Buckley/St.Pats split and his potential successors. Republic of Ireland centurion Áine O'Gorman dials in to talk about her recent retirement from international football and her many highlights from her Ireland career as well as Peamount United's WNL Cup win. The lads also talk about French LOI websites, Cork's needless bludgeoning and FAI Cup/Leinster Senior Cup final previews.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

On this week's Extratime.ie Sportscast, host Dec Marron and Dave Donnelly speak to Derry City manager Kenny Shiels and Peamount United striker Amber Barrett ahead of their respective league cup finals. Shiels talks about getting a feelgood feeling back in the city and the recent international call-up of ex-striker Ronan Curtis, while Barrett discusses her own international career and her red-hot striking form this year. There's also talk of Stephen Ward's Whatsapp mishap and who would win in a fight: Roy Keane or Jon Walters?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)