Ross Flanagan
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1,218 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
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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Pats are still in third on 41 points, nine behind leader Shamrock Rovers and two behind fellow Dublin side Bohemians, while the Triesmen stay in eighth place on 22 points.
Further note, Bohemians came home with another three points as they picked up the third win in a row, this time with the 2-0 win over Drogheda United.
The visitors went 1-0 up early through an own goal by Drogheda's Mark Doyle, and former Drogheda player Douglas James-Taylor added a second for Bowles with less than a quarter of an hour remaining, ensuring they kept pace with their Dublin rivals.
Bohemians assistant manager Stephen O'Donnell spoke to LOITV following the win.
Bowles still sitting second, seven points behind Rovers, while Geordie and Arden are now just two off the drop zone on 22 points.
In the first division, Cork City landed their lead with a 1-0 win over local rivals Cove Ramblers, Finn Harps got a 1-0 win over Wexford at home, Treaty United beat Kerry 2-1 in another Munster derby, and Bray Warners edged Atlon Town to a 1-0 win.
Tonight, Longford Town hosts UCD at Bishopsgate at half-seven, hoping to push up to the play-off positions.
The Club Orange Women's FAI Cup has reached the second round stage, with all clubs now entering the competition.
There are six matches taking place today, with Bohemians taking on Kerry and Waterford welcoming the Sligo Rovers to the RC, both kicking off at 3 o'clock.
At 4 o'clock Shelburne play Bury Wanderers at Tolka Park.
At 5 o'clock Galway United take on Treaty United and Piedmont United host Atlantown at Green Oak Park.
Finally at 6 o'clock Shamrock Rovers travel south to play Wexford.
And then on Sunday there are just two matches with Douglas Hall hosting Dundalk in an all non-league tie and Cork City welcoming DLR Waves to Turner's Cross.
Both matches kick off at 2 o'clock.
This week marks the start of the European Club competition qualifying rounds with three clubs from the Premier Division in action.
Schalmach Rovers travel to Malta to take on Floriana at half-six on Tuesday evening in the Champions League first qualifying round.
Meanwhile, Derry City fly over to the capital of Bulgaria as they take on CSKA Sofia at 7 o'clock on Thursday in the Europa League first qualifying round.
And Bohemians welcome Gibraltar and club St.
Joseph's Stadium and Park at 6 o'clock on Thursday in the Conference League first qualifying round.
Schalmach, however, have a bye to the second qualifying round of the Conference League and await the winners of the tie between Linfield in Northern Ireland and Noam McAlew of Estonia.
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