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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The Blues now sit just two points behind Sligo Rovers in last place, while Dundalk sit on 35 points, still in fourth place.
And finally, we get to the league leaders, as Shamrock Rovers pulled off a 3-0 win over Galway United.
Goals from Aaron Green, John McGovern and Michael Noonan secured the win for the Hoops, while Franz Piero picked up a consolation goal in injury time for the visitors.
Hoops manager Stephen Braddy spoke to LOITV following the win about star man Adam Brennan.
The win puts the reigning champions on 47 points, seven clear rivals Bohemians while Galway United sit in seventh, five points gear the promotion relegation spot.
In the sole 7.45 kick-off tonight, Shelburne begin life without Joey O'Brien as they travel across the showground to take on Slugger Rovers.
On yesterday's Off the Wall Breakfast, Keith Tracy spoke about some of the reasons why Shelburne made the decision to part ways with the former Republic of Ireland international.
In the first division last night, Atlon Town drew 1-1 with Finn Harps, Cork City kept their lead at 15 points with a 2-0 win over Bray Wanderers, Kerry overcame Longford Town with a 2-1 win, UCD beat Coe Ramblers 2-0, and Wexford and Treaty United played out a little-old draw.
Today is also semi-finals day for the Avenir All-Ireland Cup with both matches taking place.
At 1 o'clock, Shelburne hosts Bohemians in a heated Dublin derby, a repeater last year's semi-final which saw Bowles through on penalties.
And then at 5 o'clock, LOI leaders Galway United welcome Piment United to temporary home Moyne Villa.
Meanwhile, there are three matches in the women's Premier Division today, with Shamrock Rovers hosting Wexford at 1 o'clock, Cork City hoping they can build on last week's first win of the season as they travel to Waterford at 3 o'clock, and finally at 7.35, Sly Grovers travel to Limerick to face Treaty United.
Next week is packed full of exciting features ahead of the European qualifiers, as in the Premier Division on Friday at 7.45, Derry City welcome Waterford to the Brandywale, Bowers look to continue their form with a trip to Sullivan and Lampark as they take Andrade United,
Patswell hope to bounce back as they host Galway United.
Chalmagh Rovers travel to the showgrounds to play Sligo Rovers.
And at 8 o'clock, Dundalk hope to bounce back as they play Shelburne away in Tolka Park.
And in the first division, Bray Wanderers welcome at Lone Town.
It's the Cork Derby at St.
Colman's Park with Cove Ramblers hosting Cork City.
Finn Harps take on Wexford.
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