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Here's Keith Tracy.

Keith, good morning to you.

Good morning, everybody.

How are we?

And Nicole, good morning to you.

Good morning.

We do have a stacked and packed show.

We're going to talk, obviously, a lot of Stephen Doyle is going to be with us in about 15 minutes' time as well, live from Grenoble as we look ahead to tonight's game, France versus Ireland, which I understand from reading Gavin Cooney in the Irish Times this morning ate up a whole zero words in Le Keep yesterday, which, you know, give you an idea as to the appetite

As to what's going on there, obviously they're looking ahead to the Men's World Cup, but we'll get Stephen's impressions of all of that.

It's a vital game, obviously, all on the line, and it's certainly not win or bust.

Obviously, if they win the thing, we're straight through to the World Cup.

If we draw or lose, we'll get what's been described as a favourable playoff against a team that...

very very difficult to go against that type of current so that's what the Irish I imagine will be trying to spring and yeah let's say fingers and toes crossed yeah we'll see it's definitely got that vibe of this sort of like one off all the photographs the interviews over the last little while like a lot of this squad obviously have played at the World Cup so it'd be difficult to say that it's the most important game they've ever played but you know footballers always give you that cliche but the next game is the most important one even when it's no whatever but this one definitely is that

vibe about it has been just a really big night in Irish football.

Most important games you ever played in your career?

Amazing.

Who did you come on for?

How hard is it to manage when you're sat on the sideline going, I just want to get on here and it ain't happening.