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Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Support the Show.

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Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this week's podcast with Luke Jordan, Macdara Ferris is back on once again to discuss the latest action in the League of Ireland. A slightly different opening to the show this week as Macdara discusses his time in Paris at the 2024 Olympic Games, giving his thoughts on the games, the events, and the overall spectacle. You can read all about it in his latest postcard on extratime.com. The lads then dissect the latest action from Irish teams in Europe as Shamrock Rovers and St. Pats both have huge games this week with a chance Europa League and Conference League play offs on the horizon. With Shelbourne, Derry, and Shamrock Rovers all stuttering, does anyone want to win the Premier Divison this year? We also hear from Stephen Bradley, Kevin Doherty, and Damien Duff this week. Finally, to get in touch, send your thoughts to the new extratime.com WhatsApp number - 089 429 5932. Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Finally, if you would like to share your opinions, comments or feedback on anything covered in this podcast or you would like to comment on anything in general, WhatsApp us on: 089 429 5932. We'd love to hear from you! Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Finally, if you would like to share your opinions, comments or feedback on anything covered in this podcast or you would like to comment on anything in general, WhatsApp us on: 089 429 5932. We'd love to hear from you! Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this week's podcast with Luke Jordan, it’s another double venture as we have around the ground voice reports from last weekend, while former St. Patrick’s Athletic, and Shamrock Rovers goalkeeper Barry Murphy and Tom O’Connor join Luke in the second part of the show to dissect the action. For the Premier Division action, we hear from extratime.com’s Pat O’Connor who was at Dalymount Park to witness a 1-1 draw between Bohemians and Dundalk, while Donal Ryan caught up with Declan Boyle after Sligo Rovers 2-1 win against Connaught rivals Galway United. Macdara Ferris was present at the Women’s Premier Division clash between Shamrock Rovers and Cork City as both sides played out a 1-1. Macdara caught up with Rovers manager Collie O’Neill post match to get his thoughts. On the second part of the show, Barry, Tom, and Luke discuss the action from the weekend. Barry gives his thoughts on Shamrock Rovers, St Pats, and Shelbourne’s first leg clashes in Europe. The lads also discuss the latest transfer news, the European performances compared to ten years ago, Tim Clancy’s comment on wages in the Premier Division, and of course goal keeping in the League of Ireland this season. Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this edition of the Voice Notes podcast with Oisin Langan, we hear from: Finally, if you would like to share your opinions, comments or feedback on anything covered in this podcast or you would like to comment on anything in general, WhatsApp us on: 089 429 5932. We'd love to hear from you! Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On 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.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts On this week's pod Luke Jordan and Macdara Ferris begin with a quick look back at the Euros now that the dust has settled on Spain's win. They discuss some of the standout players of the tournament and give their assessment of the competition. Then the talk turns to Icelandic football as they discuss the appointment of Heimir Hallgrímsson as the new Ireland boss and Shamrock Rovers progressing to the second qualifying round of the Champions League after a dramatic 2-1 win in Tallaght on Tuesday over Vikingur. We hear from Hoops Head Coach Stephen Bradley and goalscoring hero Johnny Kenny. The Shamrock Rovers victory in the first qualifying round of the Champions League, only the fifth time a League of Ireland side has managed that feat in 14 years, guarantees them three more ties, €1.7m minimum in prize money and means they are one victorious tie away from group stage football. If you'd like to get in touch with the show and leave a voice note or message for the lads on any of the content discussed, you can WhatsApp: 089 429 5932 Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts It has been a busy week of football action, and Friday night saw a number of interesting ties in the SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division as well as a full round of fixtures in the First Division. Meanwhile, in Norwich, the Republic of Ireland Women’s Team faced England in a Euro 2025 qualifier. The latest episode of the Extratime.com Voice Notes podcast, hosted by Oisín Langan, provides a round-up of all of Friday night’s action and reflections from reporters at some of the games. With three Irish teams in midweek European action, there was a reduced number of matches in the Men’s Premier Division, but fewer games certainly did not mean less drama, and there were plenty of moments of magic across the evening. In Dalymount Park, with newly appointed Republic of Ireland Men’s Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson as an interested spectator, Sligo Rovers (playing with 10 men for almost an hour after Stephen Mallon was shown a second yellow card) claimed a 2-0 victory over Bohemians courtesy of an Ellis Chapman brace. The second goal for the Bit o' Red was a memorable one and sealed a third win on the bounce for John Russell’s side, following recent victories over defending champions Shamrock Rovers and second-place Derry City. Extratime.com’s Patrick O’Connor was reporting from Phibsboro, and he spoke to Oisín on the podcast. Meanwhile, Paul Corcoran joined Oisín from Eamon Deacy Park in Galway, where there was joy too for the other team in the West as John Caulfield’s Galway United defeated an in-form Waterford side by one goal to nil. The Blues had started well since the mid-season break with two victories and two clean sheets against Dundalk and St. Pat’s, but a 24th-minute goal from Patrick Hickey - his first of the season - was the difference between the sides in Galway. Both teams have impressed in their first season back in the top flight, and as it stands, Waterford occupy third spot in the league table with Galway United in fifth (although The Tribesmen do have a game in hand). It proved to be a great night for those in maroon and white as Galway FC women’s star Julie-Ann Russell scored Ireland’s only goal at Carrow Road - one that will be important for the team’s seeding for the playoffs. Elsewhere, the night’s only other Premier Division clash saw the league’s bottom two sides meet in what was billed as one of the biggest-ever Louth Derbies. Both Dundalk and Drogheda United are battling to avoid relegation, and this match took on huge significance with both teams seeking to secure a valuable three points. Dundalk, having succumbed to two successive defeats, knew that a win would extend the gap between themselves and their neighbours to five points, whilst for Kevin Doherty’s side, a win would see them leapfrog the Lilywhites. The game produced six goals, and former Dundalk captain John Flanagan, who was on co-commentary duty for LOI TV, gives us his thoughts on the game in this week’s Voice Notes podcast. Oisín also caught up with Extratime.com’s Ronan MacNamara, who was in Tolka Park on Thursday night as Shelbourne made a long-awaited return to European action. After 18 years without a game in a European Competition, the Reds hosted St. Joseph’s of Gibraltar. Damien Duff’s side emerged victorious with a 2-1 scoreline, with goals from Mark Coyle and Will Jarvis. The Reds got off to a dream start with Coyle’s goal coming after just 27 seconds. Having conceded a corner approaching the end of the first half, the sides were level at the break, but a Will Jarvis spot-kick in the 57th minute earned The Reds an important win. This res Support the Show.

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Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts Luke Jordan and Macdara Ferris chat through the Euros quarter-finals from Friday and Saturday and Macdara’s experience of watching Spain v Germany ahead of reporting on the Portugal v France game in Hamburg and of following the England v Switzerland penalty shootout on TV in the press box in Berlin’s Olympiastadion ahead of the Dutch win over Türkiye. There is Ronaldo failing to follow the statistical protocol for penalty shoot-outs and choosing to go second, Gareth Southgate’s marginal gains for England – always going first in shoot-out if coin toss allows, not rushing to take a spot kick straight after the referee’s whistle - and Jordan Pickford’s water bottle fine print. There is where to not go in Hamburg (anywhere east of the train station), the delights of Potsdam on a sunny summer Sunday afternoon and putting the boot in on Roberto Martinez. Support the Show.

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Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts The latest EURO 2024 chat lands in from Hamburg. Luke and Macdara look back on the end of the round of 16 including the dramatic match between Austria and Türkiye. Macdara witnessed first hand that amazing Mert Günok injury time save off Christoph Baumgartner and was impressed with Turkish teenage sensation Arda Güler’s brilliant display. There is talk of Ronaldo’s tears, Taylor Swift, Season 2 of The Wire and they look forward to the upcoming quarter-final ties on Friday and Saturday. Macdara is in Hamburg for France v Portugal on Friday and enjoying the sights of a city a bit grittier than Leipzig. The lads also preview the Netherlands v Türkiye tie which is set for Berlin’s Olympiastadion on Saturday night. Support the Show.

Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts Luke Jordan and Macdara Ferris chat through England’s elimination from EURO2024…hang on…rewrite…they chat through Jude Bellingham’s wonder strike against Slovakia as England won in extratime to set up quarter-final against Switzerland. Macdara gives his report on the Swiss having attended their win over Italy in Berlin. Sadly there will be no more Luciano Spalletti press conferences in this tournament but he went out with a bang having not appreciated the reference in a question to Italy being like a Fiat Panda while the Swiss were like a Ferrari. He is maybe still sore about having his own Fiat Panda stolen by the Ultras in Napoli. There are Berlin travel tips and a final round of Willie Sagnol chat. Support the Show.

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Send your your thoughts, opinions or feedback on any topics discussed on our podcasts With Luke and Donal back at base, Macdara dials in from Berlin to give a flavour of two dramatic games he attended in Leipzig and Berlin. It was a beer-flavoured celebration from Leipzig with the Croatian fans showering the press box in beer before Italy broke their hearts in the 98th minute. Austria won a five-goal thriller in the Olympiastadion in Berlin to move beyond dark horse territory for this European Championship. Macdara gives a summary of some entertaining post-match press conferences including Luciano Spalletti defending his formation - “I did my dissertation on 3-5-2” - Ronald Koeman faced blunt questions and gave equally blunt answers on the Netherlands, and Ralf Rangnick discussed Austria’s home advantage being based in Berlin. On domestic matters, Donal gives his take on the season so far for Sligo Rovers, while Macdara looks at league leaders Shels - 12 games they have gone in front, turning into 12 games they’ve won - and Shamrock Rovers' waning five-in-a-row ambitions as they face into Europe and a tough FAI Cup tie away to Bohs. Support the Show.