Ross Panigan
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109 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Aug
Ross Panigan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Welcome along to this week's edition of the Yellowby wrap up.
I'm Ross Vanigan.
In this week's episode The Blues take another scab, Rover's European Journey Ends, The Tribismen on our Holly Organ and Captain Fantastic is on the mark for the Lillywhites.
But first, Bohemian's cruise is just four points behind rival Shamma Grovers in the title race with a comprehensive three nil win over struggling Sliger Rovers at Daddy Man Park.
Captain Dawson DeVoy opened the scoring early on in the eighth minute, with Douglas James Taylor adding a second twenty minutes later and Jordan Forrest capping the win off three minutes to half time.
Bohemian's manager Alan Reynolds spoke to LOI TV following the win.
Bows in our level on fifty points with Pats, but behind on goal difference and sit in third place.
Meanwhile Sliger Rowers still sit bottom on twenty three points, five behind Drady United.
You can listen to the LOI pod in full in your OTP podcast feeds.
Our feature match last night was the Loud Derby and what a spectacle it was to cap off the wee Kenties rivalry for the season.
Recent signing Keen Dillon opened the scorn for Dundalk, but draw the fought back.
As an inspired Brandon Kavanaugh set up Keegan Anselin for an equalizer and then got a superb goal of his own three minutes later to lead before the half.
The Lillywhite stayed firm however as Ronan Teen got the equalizer halfway through the second half as the Derby looked to end level.
But it was Captain Fantastic Darrell Horgan who scored an 89th minute winner with a stunning free kick.
Jonathan Higgins was alongside Owen Hurry for a live and exclusive comedy last night and caught up at Horgan following full time.
Jonathan also spoke to manager Kieran Caduff, who spoke highly of his captain.
Finally Jonathan spoke to a deflated Kevin Daugherty looked forward to a potential cup run for Drady United following last night's loss.
Dundalkness stay in third on forty points, ten behind second and third, but comfortably twelve points ahead of Strado sitting in the promotion relegation spot.
Over Richmond Park it was a missed opportunity for Stephen Kennedy Saints, as they were overcome by a triumphant Waterford side.
The Blues got their two goals in the second half at York and Vallis and John Mann putting themselves on the score sheet.
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