Ross Flanagan

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1,218 appearances 20 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 3d ago

Ross Flanagan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's a Dublin derby in the other match meanwhile, with Talcott Park hosting yet another renewal of the Shelburne and St Patrick's athletic rivalry at 5 o'clock.
Shells come off a 3-1 loss to Ajax in midweek, while Pat's through for a third game in a row in the league after a 1-0 encounter against Derry City last Sunday.
In the first division last night, Atlon Town beat Longford 2-1, Bray Wanderers hammered Finn Harp's 5-0, Cork City continued their push for promotion with a 3-1 win over Kerry, Co-Ramblers got a 2-0 win over 3D United, and UCD enforced their playoff dreams with a 4-1 win over Wexford at home.
Today in the Women's Permanent Division, we have a full slate of fixtures as at 3 o'clock, DLR Waves host Shamrock Rovers, 3D United welcome Cork City to Marketsfield, Bohemians travel to the ORC to take on Waterford, at 4 o'clock, High Flying Shelbourne host P-Man United at Toca Park, at 5, Slugger Rovers take on Galway United at the Showgrounds, and finally at 6 o'clock, Wexford host League Leaders at Lone Town.
Shelburne wrote another chapter into the LOI European history books on Thursday as they held Ajax to just a 3-1 win in the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam.
The Reds had their backs to the wall for most of the game, conceding goals from Guts, Wijnald and Dolberg, but rings end man Daniel Caddy gave hope with an 84th minute goal in front of a sold-out crowd of over 51,000 Ajax fans.
Payne Signs reported live from the first leg and spoke to captain Paddy Barrett.
He also caught up with goalscorer Daniel Caddy.
Finally, Spock to manager John Russell talked about the importance of next Thursday's return leg.
That return leg will see the biggest fixture at Togo Park in over 22 years as Ajax come to town to try and hold on to their 3-1 lead and get into the Conference League playoffs.
The match kicks off at 7.45 with a sold-out capacity crowd of over 4,400 expected.
On yesterday's off-the-wall breakfast, Vinnie Perez talked about the importance of new goalkeeper Eddie Beach's performance in the tie.
You have to dream.
You can tune in to Off the Bar Breakfast weekdays from 7.30am on YouTube or the GoLead app.
The other match on Thursday involved Bohemians facing off against FC Munchland of Denmark in the unusual venue of Thales Stadium.
The Danish giants were simply too strong for bows as they clumped through the lead and won the first leg 2-0.
Richie McCormick spoke to Alan Reynolds for Club Media following the leg.
The North Dublin club now have to travel to Denmark and try and overturn the deficit to reach the conference league playoffs.
The match kicks off at 6 o'clock Irish time.
Finally on Thursday as well, the league leader Schalmach Rovers will have just 90 minutes to confirm a place in the European group stage competition for the third year in a row should they hold on to a 3-1 lead over Ignatia of Albania in the Europa League third qualifying round.
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