Two down, Bohs on the horizon

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Previously titled “Episode 17 – Two down, Bohs on the horizon ” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026

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It’s Episode 17 and there’s plenty to get through. We start with Friday night’s 2–0 win over St Patrick’s Athletic at Tallaght Stadium. A controlled, mature performance. Clean sheet. Big moments taken. We break down what worked, who impressed, and why this felt like a statement result early in the season. From there, we react to tonight’s game against Dundalk. Whether it was comfortable or chaotic, we go through the key talking points, the tactical decisions, and what it tells us about where Rovers are right now. Off the pitch, we discuss the appearance of NetBet advertising at Tallaght Stadium and what it says about betting sponsorship in Irish football. It’s a wider conversation — commercial realities versus supporter sentiment — and we give our honest take. We also unpack the developing situation surrounding teenage striker Michael Noonan. Shamrock Rovers have confirmed an ongoing process with FIFA relating to agreements connected to his proposed move to Hoffenheim. We outline what’s been reported, what the club have said publicly, and why this story could have broader implications for youth transfers and representation in the League of Ireland. Looking ahead, attention quickly turns to Bohemians away on Friday — always one of the biggest fixtures of the domestic calendar. We discuss potential team selection, form, and what kind of performance will be needed in Dalymount.We also mention a couple of important supporter updates: • There was no winner of the club lotto this week — the jackpot now rises to €3,200.• The D22 Supporters Club are organising a 5K Fun Run in aid of Oscar’s Kids Ireland on Sunday, 29 March — a brilliant cause and a great initiative from supporters. As always, we’re talking football from a Shamrock Rovers perspective — honest opinions, tactical chat, and the issues that matter on and off the pitch.If you’re enjoying the podcast, subscribe, leave a rating, and share it with another Rovers fan.

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