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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On today's episode, 10 men bowls ready to win Dublin Derby, Rovers extend their lead at the top, Coughlin's Waterford impress again, and Shells begin life without O'Brien.
But first, Derry City return to the Ryan McBride Brandewell Stadium in fashion with a 2-0 win over Drodda United.
The Candy Stripes returned home following a two-month spell at temporary home Celtic Park, while a grass pitch replaced the ageing AstroTurf.
Cameron Dunmigan opened the scoring for Derry halfway through the first half, while Adam O'Reilly added a second late on in injury time.
The win now puts Derry on 29 points, still in 6th place, but crucially just one behind Shelburne.
Drogheda United now sit just 5 points out of 10th place Waterford, with a 3 point lead over 9th place Saiga Rovers in their promotion relegation spot.
And once it's LOI pod, Steven, Vinnie and Gareth talked about the new pitch at the Brandywale.
You can catch the full LOI pod in your OT podcast feeds.
Bohemians made it 2-2 in Dublin derbies this week with a 2-0 win over St.
Patrick's Athletic.
The hosts went 1-0 up near the end of the first half after they were awarded a penalty when Patrick Hickey was brought down to the box.
Colin Whelan converted to give the lead to the North Dublin side, but it was almost hero to zero for Captain Hickey, who picked up his second yellow card on the stroke of half-time.
But Bowes rallied on, adding a second through Ross Tierney in the 19th minute with a bizarre goal that appeared to trickle over the line, allowing the side to leapfrog their rivals into second place.
Ben Symes was on our live and exclusive commentary last night and caught up with goal scorer Tierney who explained what happened when he scored.
Ben also called up a Bulls manager, Alan Reynolds, who spoke about the importance of six points in five days.
Finally, Ben caught up with Saints manager Stephen Kenny, who was disappointed with the loss.
Waterford picked up their third win under manager Graeme Coughlan with a 3-2 away win over Dundalk and Oriole Park.
The hosts went 2-0 up through goals from Owen Kenny and Harry Groom before the Blues got one back through Tommy Lonergan before the end of the first half.
Lonergan added a second with a converted penalty midway through the second half and it was John Mann who netted the winner 5 minutes before the end.
Waterford manager Graeme Coughlan spoke to Edo ITV following the win about the comeback.
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