Between the Stripes LOI podcast

Kieran & Gary are back from Glasgow and they've plenty of moaning to do on this week's pod. 

Stephen Kenny's future as Ireland boss is discussed as is the latest action from the LOI Premier and First Divisions as well as the Women's FAI Cup. 

The lads also ask why Irish Football isn't benefitting from the betting levy after both Horse Racing and Greyhound racing received increased funding in yesterday's budget. 

Earlier than normal due to our upcoming trip to Glasgow, Between the Stripes LOI podcast is back to review a dramatic weekend in the FAI Cup. Treaty United's hat-trick hero from the win over UCD, Enda Curran joins us for an extended interview. 

The lads reflect on a rare bad week for Shamrock Rovers, hammered in Europe and out of the cup, where do they need to improve going forward? We touch on the boos for Bohs, Phoenix Patterson's brilliance, and crowd trouble in Galway and elsewhere.

We look ahead to this week's games and chat Scotland v Ireland too, all in all it's the perfect way to start your week! Enjoy! 

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This week's show features an extended interview with Longford Town manager Gary Cronin after De Town secured a play-off place with 5 games remaining in the First Division season. Cronin discusses some of the negativity surrounding his appointment, calls for him to quit earlier in the season, and THAT defeat to Athlone. 

We also hear from Dundalk boss Stephen O'Donnell who did not agree with Kieran's comments on the Dundalk high-line following the shock defeat to UCD, while a man who played a big hand in gunning down Dundalk on Friday, Sean Brennan also chats to us on this week's pod. 

There's bundles of other juicy chat and discussion as well as reviews of the weekend's action and a look ahead to the FAI Cup quarter-finals and Shamrock Rovers games in Europe. As ever, it's not to be missed! 

He's back ladies & gentlemen! The League of Ireland's favourite Yorkshireman, Jon Brier is back on this week's podcast alongside Kieran Burke & Gary Reilly. 

Cork City winger, James Doona tells us about past regrets, challenges he's faced on and off the pitch at Cork City and why he hopes his rewards are coming soon. 

The lads reflect on Bohs win in the Dublin derby and ponder the Gypsies next move and if we now have a title race on our hands. Roddy Collins comments on Bohs "politics" is covered while speaking of politics, the FAI v Sligo Rovers suspension case is covered at length. 

All this and much more on another cracking edition of the League of Ireland's most in-depth podcast! 

On this week's show, Kieran & Gary react to the breaking news of Keith Long's departure from Bohemians. The lads are joined by Jordan from the Bohemians One Up Top Podcast to reflect on Long's time in charge at Dalymount Park, how we reached this point and what may happen next at Bohs. 

Elsewhere, we reflect on round two in the FAI Cup and the subsequent quarter-finals draw, there's lots of discussion on Dundalk's high-line, the race for Europe, the newly launched #NoRefNoGame campaign, and much more. 

There are also post-match interviews with Andy Lyons and Darragh Markey following Shamrock Rovers extra-time FAI Cup win in Drogheda. 

As ever, the lads preview & predict this weekend's games across both divisions too on another action-packed podcast! 

It's one of our biggest and best shows of the season so far as Marc Bircham joins us all the way from Italy to tackle reports linking him with the recent Waterford takeover. 

Meanwhile, the treasurer of the new 1985 Seagulls Bray Wanderers Supporters Group, Ronan Holland tells us why after 20 years of supporting Bray he can no longer bring himself to attend games and why he hopes the new supporters club can help fix broken relations. 

With it being FAI Cup weekend, we speak to Chris McNulty from Bonagee United ahead of their glamour tie at home to "Damien Duff's Shelbourne" (Trademark). 

If three brilliant interviews weren't enough we've got loads of juicy talking points from across the league as well! 

Ahead of Shamrock Rovers Europa League play-off tie with Ferencváros, we're joined by former referee and Hungarian league expert Gayle Hope of HungarianFootball.com. Gayle tells us all about the Hoops European opponents, what traveling supporters can expect, the current standard of refereeing in Europe, and much more in a fascinating chat. 

Meanwhile, Kieran and Gary reflect on a busy week with the lads taking in a number of games around the country including Pats controversial Euro exit to CSKA Sofia and everything that followed. 

Hot topics this week include the potential latest UK-based takeover of Waterford FC, a far from "resplendent" Bray Wanderers, Rovers v Dundalk this coming Sunday, and the turbulent nature of the First Division title race. All this and more on this week's show!

Recorded just minutes after Shamrock Rovers guaranteed themselves a place in a UEFA Group stage it's fair to say the lads are in good form on this week's pod. 

However, there are many serious subjects to be discussed including: Should LOI clubs share their Euro prize money? RTE's approach to the league, the Shels/Pats postponement debacle, Dundalk v Derry brewing as a nice long-term rivalry, Harps v UCD and much more! 

This week's guests are Finn Harps chairman, Ian Harkin who discusses the club's latest efforts to secure a new stadium, and in-form Longford Town striker Jordan Adeyemo. 

European & Cup fever has hit BTS towers (quite literally) as an under-the-weather Kieran Burke drags himself out of the scratcher for this week's show. Kieran & Gaz talk all things Shamrock Rovers, Sligo Rovers & St.Patrick's Athletic in terms of Europe while there's also a review of the opening round of the FAI Cup, is there a gulf in class between LOI and the non-leagues? 

Wexford FC manager, Ian Ryan joins us following his side's FAI Cup giant-killing of Sligo Rovers while there's a complete look ahead to this weekend's games in BOTH DIVISIONS. 

Finally, the lads round off the show with a discussion on Women's Football and how we can try and benefit from England's success here in Ireland. 

Europe, the league, and the FAI Cup, we've got it all covered on this week's show! 

Cobh Ramblers manager Shane Keegan joins us after his first win in charge of the Rams while there's a debate on the "new FAI" and if they are delivering. Get stuck in!