Ross Flanagan
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first heard Apr 2026
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How does that feel for you?
And follows point all.
Final one is your excitement for the Cup.
Your excitement for the cup now.
Like it's it's sort of the biggest occasion.
I I don't know, do you sort of have that grasp of feeling that you're gonna be playing in sort of the biggest game of wins football in this country?
Thank you and good luck for the rest of the season and good luck in the
Welcome along to this week's edition of the LOI wrap-up, I'm Ross Flanagan.
On this week's episode, Cork Secure Promotion, Shells Hold Rovers and Tada, and it's the FAI Cup quarterfinal weekend.
But first, in the Seoul Premier Division match last night, a squurb ebbing into save in the second half kept Shelburne from scoring and sat in the rings end derby with both teams coming away with a point.
Shaw McGrovers welcomed the league return of Captain Picalopez following his domestic competition suspension, but the hoops could not find the net with
The match ending in an L L dra.
Vinny Perth was alongside Ben Silence for a live and exclusive commentary last night and had this to say at full time.
Ben then caught up with shower manager John Russell, who gave an update about the paddy barret situation.
Meanwhile, host manager Stephen Brady spoke to in house club media following the result.
Rovers now sits six points clear at the top of the table while Sherburn stand fifth on thirty six points, two ahead of Derry City and Galway and four behind the dock.
Elsewhere, FAI Cup quarterfinal weekend kicked off as Galway United booked their place in the semi-final with a 2-1 win over Dry United in Sutherland and Lamp Park.
Brandon Kavanaugh opened the scoring for the hosts a quarter of an hour into the game, with Stephen Walsh leveling the score in just eight minutes later.
Both sides stayed leveled throughout the match until Mark Doyle received a second yellow card for simulation, meaning the Boy Insiders would finish the match with 10 men.
And that man advantage proved vital for Galway as Lee Devett got the winner eight minutes from time, and turned John Caulfield's sides.
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