Ross Flanagan
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1,218 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5d ago
Ross Flanagan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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On today's episode, the champions extend the lead, Bowe's bounce back, Kilduff's Liddy White's march on, and Drodda's safe face laid on.
But first, Shelburne failed to build on their first home win of the season as they played out a one-all draw against Galway United.
The Reds took the lead in the second half through Harry Wood but conceded less than 10 minutes later as Galway substitute Franz Piero scored just seconds after entering play.
Shelburne manager Joey O'Brien spoke to LOI TV following the match.
Shells still sit in 5th on 26 points, while Galway United also stay in 7th on 21 points due to results elsewhere.
reigning champion Shamrock Grovers built on their league lead as they beat South Dublin rivals St Pat's 1-0 Tala Stadium.
Phil Egan was alongside Richie To for our live and exclusive commentaries.
Graeme Burke scored a goal of the season contender less than 10 minutes into the match.
Field caught up with manager Stephen Bradley after the match, who spoke about the Ireland internationals both past and present in the hoop squad.
Phil also caught up with Saints manager Stephen Kenny who talked about their season so far.
Shamrock Rovers remain top of the table on 40 points, while Pat's dropped down to third with just 32 points.
And there was another goal this season contender up at Oriel Park as Cameron Dunnigan rifled in a volley from outside the box for Derry City.
But it was Dundalk who held firm and ultimately won 2-1 thanks to goals from Captain Daryl Horgan and Jemimia Ruby.
The Lilywhites stay in 4th place but they have closed the gap to 3rd place Pats down to just 3 points.
Meanwhile Derry City sit in 6th on 22 points just 2 off the promotion relegation playoff spot.
Bohemians bounce back from their Dublin derby defeat to come away with all three points on their trip to the showgrounds.
Bowes went 2-0 up through Douglas James Taylor and Colin Whelan before Sligo's Ronald Kane pulled one back.
But it was all too late as Connor Parrison sees a 3-1 win for Bowes when he netted the third for the Dublin side in the final 10 minutes.
On Wednesday's LOI pod, Gareth McGlynn spoke about the striking partnership between Douglas James Taylor and Colin Whelan at Bohemians.
You can listen to the full LOI pod in your OTP podcast feeds.
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