Ross Flanagan
speaker
1,092 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 12 Sep
Ross Flanagan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 19 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.
Appearances
In the first division, with all matches kicking off at 7.45,
Champions Cork City take on fellow Cork side cover ramblers, Bray Waldo's travel south to take on Kerry, UCD welcome Atlantown to the bowl, and Wexford play Finn Harps.
On Saturday, Longford Town welcome Treaty United to Bishopsgate.
That match kicks off at half seven.
That is all we have time for in this week's edition of the Alloy Wrap-up.
I'm Ross Vanigan.
You can get more in-depth analysis, reaction, and news from across the league rather than the Gotten Off the Ball, including the Loway pod on Wednesday with Stephen Dove, Any Part in Garper McGlynn, Lloyd Lighthour with Ben Silves, Shane Keegan and you of the fans.
Our live coming to you next Friday as well as our Irish football focus segments across Off the Ball and Outbee Breakfast.
I'll be back next week.
Take care.
Welcome on to this week's edition of the LOI wrap-up, I'm Ross Fanagan.
matched
On this week's episode, Pats and Bows keep fighting, the relegation battle heats up, and it's the last chance for Eurodreams.
matched
But first, in the battle to retain Premier Division status, both Sliger Rovers and Waterford couldn't put a goal between them at the showgrounds.
matched
Both sides came close to breaking the deadlock, but neither was successful in what was a massive tense relegation six pointer.
matched
Sligerovers are still last on 23 points, but Waterford are on 29 points in eighth place, one point ahead of the promotion relegation spot.
matched
While over in Dayman Park, Bohemians and Derry City gave us an instant classic as Bowes won 5 3 in the North Dublin ground.
matched
They were on the front foot in the first half as Michael Duffy net had won midway through, but it was Bose who dealt the big blow as three goals in five minutes from Patrick Hickey, Connor Parsons, and Douglas James Taylor swung the match.
matched
To top it off, former Bowes player James
matched
Clark saw red soon after for a reckless challenge on Parsons.
matched
The County Shribes got one back through Tyler Smith soon after but Ross Tooney put daylight between the two sides as he picked up a brace, including a potential goal of the season late on.
matched
Showing 181–200 of 1,092 · page 10 of 55
← Previous
Next →