Podcast appearances and mentions of tom mohan

With the title race wrapped up and the relegation battle devoid of drama, we covered a few bases this week. Ireland U19 boss Tom Mohan joins us to discuss an interesting squad selection, but finds that Georgia bound Johnny really only has Galway on his mind. Dan reminisces with St Patrick's Athletic board member Alan Mathews about his days on the front line of management. Neal Horgan has written books about that kind of thing and he dials in to discuss his latest effort as Irish football quite literally approaches a crossroads. Beyond that, there's mini leagues, Sideshow Bobs and ticket giveaways all set to soundtrack of Johnny's life. If you're looking to while away an hour waiting for the new "Breaking Bad" movie to pop up on Netflix...You could do worse--

Episode 24 is here and as Johnny takes his monthly holiday, Dan is joined in studio by former Galway manager Shane Keegan and has his say on the Baku or Ballybrit debate. LOI stalwart John Sullivan was also in studio with St.Josephs Boys & Bray Wanderers Academy Director Will Clarke to discuss the U19’s success in Armenia, the skills of Tom Mohan and the impact that coaching philosophies and LOI structures will have on Irish football’s future. We also look ahead to a big week in Europe.

We could have spent all day talking to Ireland coaches Tom Mohan and Jim Crawford – but unfortunately Dan had to jet off to attend an Oireachtas Committee – as you do. Mohan, Ireland under-19s supremo, discusses his managerial career so far, and recalls his playing days & memories of Derry City playing Finn Harps ahead of the northwest derby this weekend. Ex-Newcastle United midfielder Crawford recalls Shelbourne's 2004 European odyssey, discusses what it’s like working with Stephen Kenny & looks ahead to the under-21s' Toulon tournament in June. The lads also give their views on the league season so far, while Mohan makes a plea for more improvements that can be made in a league he predicts is going to improve dramatically.

This week, Con Murphy and Conan Byrne invite two of Dundalk's title-winning squad, Jamie McGrath & Sean Hoare, into studio to discuss the chase for silverware, team unity, and revenge. There is a fascinating chat with Republic of Ireland Under-19 head coach Tom Mohan and his assistant Mick Neville, who won the FAI Cup seven times. Also in this bumper edition, Conan discusses his uncertain future going into the off season.

This week, Con Murphy and Conan Byrne are joined in studio by Limerick goalkeeper Brendan Clarke, while they also speak with Ireland U19 Head Coach Tom Mohan.

MOAHS honors 92 year old veteran Tom Mohan with a flight in the SBD Dauntless, 70 years after he flew in the same aircraft during the Battle of Guadalcanal.