THE LOI POD: Shels plan for life after Joey | Dundalk exodus | Tierney the key for Bohemians
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Off the Ball, GAA.
Credit to Shane because I suppose all the talk has been about, oh, when's Shane Ryan back? And when he's back, he'll have to come straight back in. And that can't be easy to be listened to either. So no, massive credit to Shane. He's been brilliant this year and really cemented his place.
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Hello and welcome to another LOI Pod on Off the Ball. Stephen Doyle here with you again. Lots to look forward to. We've got a very special guest with us today in lieu of the missing Gareth McGlynn. Hopefully he'll be back with us next week. But before we move any further, let's have a listen to what happened last Friday night on Off the Ball.
top of the table clash in the League of Ireland it's second versus third here at Daily Mail Park as Bohemians and St. Patrick's Athletic referee's going to pull it back for a free kick here for Pats and he reaches into his back pocket gives out the yellow card to Pat Hickey, second yellow card of the game for Bohemians, always give the ball straight back and then Colin Whelan is back in to win it again and a chance here for both to break away, Ross Tierney down this left hand side, Strouds goes out on the overlap around him and Tierney runs towards the middle and keeps going inside past Jamie Lennon, it's in towards the feet of Devoy, it's a lovely touch by... And Rob Harvey is blown for a penalty.
It's Sean Hoare who is sliding in across Dawson Devoy as Devoy falls to the floor. And Sean Hoare is smacking the floor. Colm Whelan is going to step up and hit this penalty. Rob Harvey blows the whistle. And Whelan sends it into the bottom corner of the net. And the Roars go up here around Dalyman Park as Colm Whelan has put Bohemians 1-0 up. A little minute of this first half before the referees' board is up for additional time. Palmer tries to capitalise on a mistake from Hickey at the back and Hickey fouls him but Patrick Hickey's already on a yellow card here and Rob Harvey's reached into his pocket and Patrick Hickey is going to walk here 44 minutes into the game and Hoare comes back as well to pass inside to Devoy it's a floated ball towards the back post it's followed by Ross Tierney he's got to get on the end of it Dale Rooney has saw it it's been kept out Connor Parsons is going to be knocking into an empty net a bohemian has scored a second goal out of absolute
As Rob Harvey puts the whistle to his lips and blows for full time. And Bohemians have claimed a huge scalp here as they defeat St. Patrick's Athletic for the first time at home since April 2025. They move to win seven points from Shamrock Rovers.
They're absolutely thrilled with the players. There's questions asked to these group of players all the time and they're inconsistent and we're this and we're that. And then I hear people question whether I'm throwing players under a bus is another thing I heard this week. But it's a great group of players.
What happened in the recent Dublin derby between Bohemians and St Patrick's Athletic?
They're really tight in there and we stick together and to get the rewards. There are two sides of it tonight. First half we played a bit only okay, but second half we showed real character, togetherness, all the stuff that we're not supposed to have.
I think I'd be remiss me not to say, I think the person said that they thought you weren't thrown under the bus, maybe you might have been. But there was a chance there... I might throw him under the bus. ...to another wins. How do you try and bounce back from that? Because there's nothing really like losing a Dublin derby like that.
Yeah, you know, everyone, nobody's happy with that, that's for sure. So we have to digest that and we're in the morning and we just have to get back on the train and work hard.
Yep, delighted to say I'm joined as ever by Vinnie Peart and one man who won't be worrying about any buses passing by him is Shane Keegan.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:54
2
What happened in the recent Dublin derby between Bohemians and St Patrick's Athletic?
2:54–28:57
3
What challenges does Shelbourne face after Joey O'Brien's departure?
28:57–31:05
4
How might Dundalk capitalize on Shelbourne's managerial situation?
31:05–39:28
5
What is the current state of Drogheda's performance in the league?
39:28–46:45
Speakers
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