The extratime Football Podcast

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On this week’s episode of The extratime Football Podcast, Luke Jordan is joined by the Chief Football Writer from the Irish Daily Mirror Paul O’Hehir to discuss the latest news in Irish football. (0:24) On Part One of the show, Luke is joined by Donal Ryan, Macdara Ferris, and Paul O’Hehir as the lads discuss the main talking points from the last week in the SSE Airtricity League. Paul gives his take on Noel King’s first game in charge of Dundalk as the Lilywhites defeated Bohemians 2-0 in Oriel Park and shares his thoughts on the appointment. Macdara was on to dissect the match between Shamrock Rovers double header weekend as they have a mixed weekend of results, drawing with Galway and beating Drogheda on Monday night. The lads discuss the controversial incident of Monday night’s game with Jack Keaney shown a straight red card which has stirred up debate whether it was the correct decision or not. Donal dissects Sligo’s 3-1 loss to Drogheda last Friday night and gives his opinion on whether Bit O’Red fans should worry after no win in five. After, Paul gives the latest update on the FAI, the Hill resignation, still no manager, John O’Shea returning as interim and much more on this week’s episode. Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Shamrock Rovers beat Drogheda United, Macdara Ferris explains it all. Barry Murphy on Rovers win, their upcoming derby and handling abuse ahead of derby. Also the potential return of Seanie Maguire Support the Show.

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On this week’s episode of The extratime Football Podcast, Luke Jordan is joined by football journalist James Rogers to discuss the appointment of Noel King. (0:24) On Part One of the show, Luke is joined by Donal Ryan and Macdara Ferris as the lads discuss the main talking points from the last week in the SSE Airtricity League. Macdara was on to dissect the match between Derry City and Shamrock Rovers. However, it was the incidents that took place during the game and post-match that dominated the headlines. Macdara gives his take on what happened. The lads discuss whether the punishments received by Derry was enough and the FAI need to be stronger on the issue. The lads discuss Damien Duff’s comments on Shane Farrell, was it justified or was it over too much? Finally, Donal gives the latest on Sligo Rovers and the fundraising project at the club AGM. (20:40) On Part Two, Luke is joined by James Rogers to talk about the shock appointment of Noel King as Dundalk manager. James begins by giving his immediate reaction along with how the news has gone down with the Lilywhite fanbase. Is the appointment doomed to fail? Could it be a masterstroke? Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

On this week’s episode of The extratime Football Podcast, Dónal Ryan fills in for Luke Jordan as he speaks to Oisin Langan to review last week's Premier Division games in Part 1. In Part 2, we're joined by Drive 105fm match commentator Dee Curran, who takes a closer look at Derry City's season so far. Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

On this week’s episode of The extratime Football Podcast, Luke Jordan is joined by former Dundalk captain John Flanagan (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 from the past week. Macdara was in Richmond Park to see St. Patrick’s Athletic grab the victory over rivals Shamrock Rovers and Macdara gives his verdict on the action. Leon Pohls is once again a discussion point as the Rovers number one made another error which led to the Pats winner. Donal talks about the lateness of the postponement in The Showgrounds over the weather warning and the closure of Turners Cross indefinitely from the Munster FA which will cause disruption for Cork City. The lads review the first series of games and discuss whether Shelbourne have the credentials to make a title charge this season or is it too early to call still. (30:25) On Part Two, Luke and Donal are joined by former Dundalk captain John Flanagan. ‘Flano’ discusses the sacking of Dundalk legend Stephen O’Donnell after over two years in charge of the Lilywhites. The lads delve into what went wrong for O’Donnell at the club after two successful seasons. How much of the blame lies with the former midfielder? Has the off-field issues caused the issues on the pitch this season? Where do Dundalk go from here? Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

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 Monday Shelbourne 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.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

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On this week’s episode, Luke Jordan is joined by football journalist by James Rogers to talk about Dundalk’s start to the season. There was no Premier Division action last weekend, but there was a round of First Division games as extratime.com reporter Rory Merriman spoke to Bray Wanderers head coach Ian Ryan, and Wexford FC manager James Keddy after a won 4-3 win for the visitors at the Carlisle Grounds last Friday night. Another extratime.com reporter Ronan McNamara was at the Aviva Stadium to witness the friendly between Ireland and Switzerland game on Tuesday night and caught up Technical Advisor Brian Kerr post-match. As mentioned, James Rogers was back on the extratime Football Podcast this week to chat about Dundalk’s poor start to the season. Why are the Lilywhites struggling in front of goal this season, is Stephen O’Donnell on borrowed time and much more is discussed between the lads. Support the Show.

On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: John O'Shea on Ireland's 1-0 defeat to Switzerland and putting his hat in the ring for a more permanent role Brian Kerr on the fact he believes the FAI has someone already lined up Ronan MacNamara provides his thoughts on the game live from the press box in the Aviva Eoin Doyle on the upcoming Dublin derby at the launch of the 2024 Darkness into Light campaign, their annual fundraising event which raises life-saving support services for those in suicidal distress and who have been bereaved through suicide. The event will take place as the sun rises on Saturday, May 11th, 2024 across 200 locations spanning 4 continents. Support the Show.

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