Murph (Ciarán Murphy)
speaker
1,915 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Aug
Murph (Ciarán Murphy)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 14 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 10.
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Well, on that bombshell, uh another thrilling week of Irish clubs in Europe coming up this week.
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I actually are coming to Drumcondra.
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This game is happening in Talker Park.
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They are indeed.
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Uh it's gonna be a lot of fun.
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So uh why don't you join us on the World Service where we will be broadcasting all week?
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Thank you, Ken.
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Thank you, Kieran.
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Uh thank you, Daniel O'Toole, and all of our World Service members.
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Uh chat tomorrow.
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So I was sitting in my in-law's house in the Mid Ulster region on Saturday night watching the good old British Broadcasting Corporation when the news bulletin came on. And leading the program was news of Gianni Infantino's alleged affair with a fellow UEFA employee as revealed by the Great British Press on Friday evening. Daily Telegraph. Daily Telegraph. Let's give them their props.
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I mean, you know, Gaza still burns. Ukraine and Russia are still at war. Why has the mainstream media decided Infantino leads the news agenda? It's today's second captain's football podcast. Hey there, Ken, you're part of the MSM. This witch hunt must end.
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Yeah, maybe. I'm not sure. But Jamie Vardy signs for West Ham would be among the most welcome stories. I think that would be a great move for all concerned. Yeah, that would be great. And let's face it, Jamie Vardy and the West Ham fan base in the championship, I think they could have a good laugh together, you know? Yeah, I think he's a...
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Well, funny you mentioned Troy Parrott, actually, because we got an email from Ross McMahon. Like most Irish fans, I've been following the Troy Parrott transfer saga with bemusement this summer, praying that he doesn't end up at London Stadium. I live in Amsterdam and Troy's been making waves here in the Netherlands after an incredible season. Yes, yes, yes, this is all exposition.
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Yesterday was a typical summer Sunday in Amsterdam. I was out boating on the canals yesterday with a group of friends, including fellow Second Captain's World Service member and cousin of Cillian Downe, Charlie. Okay, thank you. At one stage, we turned to our left as a boat overtook us, and we were shocked to discover that our hero from Budapest was the captain, driving a group of his family and friends through Amsterdam.
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He was a good sport as we proclaimed our love for him and broke into the There's Only One Troy Power chat, as you can see from the attached video. Yes, we've watched the video. Thank you very much. After the excitement subsided that Troy partakes in leisure activities like us mere mortals, we reflected that he did look awfully comfortable cruising around Amsterdam. He certainly didn't look like a man that was about to leave for the cold face of East London to toil in the championship. Here's hoping Troy gets a move down the road to Ajax so he no longer has to commute to Alkmaar. Keep up the good work, Ross.
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Tony I love where I'm from and Troy well I don't know if Ajax are going to be in for him but but yeah just somewhere in Europe please yeah you know Europe Europe is where it's at come to our aid Europe once again well listen it's been another wild couple of days in the old FIFA story UEFA are now organising continuity world cups so you know let's report on some sport
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So I'm thinking, right, okay, I've been through that. Open letter to the football family. There's so many more statements still to come. I mean, if you think you've already met your quota for a week of football organization statements, then buckle up, buddy. Well, at least three of them are involved in this one, so they won't be, I assume, each issue. At least there's no duplication this time.
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Our last written articles in the Irish Times, both of ours. Mine was 74% AI, and yours was 75%? I thought it was the other way around, that Ken's was 75% and mine was 74%. No, Ken was 74%, you were 75%. Right, okay.
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So I don't know. I mean, it should be, yeah, we should. I'm just saying I didn't write it using AI, but printed court is worthless. I did not use AI in the writing of my most recent column about women's football. I'm sorry. That's just something I did not do.
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