Ross Flanagan
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1,218 appearances
20 recordings
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 4d ago
Ross Flanagan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Wilson just 4 minutes into play, but Shells fought back.
Daniel Kelly was able to capitalise on a mix-up in the box to level it near half-time, while starman Harry Wood added a second just before the half.
This was just the third win for Shells at home in the league this season, the first under interim boss and Shelburne legend Orton Fitzgerald.
Shane Keegan was alongside Stephen Daw on our live and exclusive commentary last night and had this to say about Shelburne following full-time on League of Ireland late night.
You can listen back and forth to LOA Late Night in your OTP podcast feeds.
Stephen Dahl later called up with Shaz Interim Boss and Lorcan Fitzgerald following full-time who were marked about the turbulent times at Hulker Park.
Stephen also caught up with Dundalk manager Ciarán Godolf, who had this to say.
Shelburne still sit in 5th on 34 points but crucially just 1 point behind Dundaku with 35 points and sit in 4th place.
Schalmach Rovers pulled off a great comeback at the showgrounds against Slager Rovers.
The league leaders are without Captain Pico Lopez who played the full 120 minutes for Cape Verde against Argentina last night in the round of 32 of the World Cup.
sadly bowing out of the tournament after an incredible debut run.
Sligo went 1-0 up through captain Wilfred's shell just 13 minutes into the play, but significant changes from Hoops manager Stephen Bradley saw a swing in play, with Jack Byrne equalising soon after the start of the second half, and Greenberg getting the winner a few minutes after.
Sligo were reduced to 10 men as Dara Patton picked up a straight red card for a challenge on Dillawatts prior to the second Rovers goal.
The Hoops stay on top with 50 points while the Biddle Red now sit bottom on 20 points behind on goal difference to Waterford.
Rovers still may be in the lead but the chasing back never gives up as St.
Patrick's Athletic comprehensively overcame Galway United at home with a 3-0 win rounded up in the first half at Richmond Park.
Goals from Ryan Edmondson, Keane Levy and Aidan Keanis cured the win for the Saints before the midway point of the first half, ensuring they are still in the hunt for a first league title since 2013 as we enter the European qualifiers.
Pats are also without regular starting goalkeeper Joseph Van Nang who is away at the World Cup.
His Ghana side exit the tournament at the hands of Colombia in the early hours of this morning.
Pats manager Stephen Kenny spoke to LOITV following the win.
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