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On this weeks show, we look back on what could have been in Alkmaar. Are we fed up with 'hard luck' stories in Europe, could Shels have nicked it?

Plenty of listener questions, Ellis Chapman returns and lots more.

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The Reds are off to the Netherlands to visit the beautiful city of Alkmaar. We cover plenty on the show from Dunny's love of cheese, the Beatles and why Troy Parrott is not the biggest threath to the Reds.

The ticket allocation pops up again and why we should should soak up the atmosphere and relish the fixture.

Fanzone Info: Paardenmarkt, 1811 KH Alkmaar, Netherlands

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We use the international break to look back on an eventful season. We asked for your moments of the year and there's plenty to cover. Everything from the pitch, the stadium and even the price of jellies. Dunny won't be the next club COO and we chat about the possible comings and goings in the off-season

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It's a European review as we unfurl the Drita defeat. Where did we go wrong and why it's been a very steep learning curve at group stage football. UEFA Youth League penalty pain and of course our new Women's first team manager, Seán Russell. We'll have our full league review episode next week so make sure to get all your facts, figures and questions this week.

Barry MGann RIP, Shelbourne 1968/69

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The 2025 LOI league campaign is over and the Reds settle for European football with a sterling end of season 3rd place finish. In this weeks show, we chat about the St.Pats game, UEFA Youth League, Davy O'Connor and Dunny knocks it out of the park with his Drita preview

Don't miss the story of the glass bottle incident!

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With one league game remaining, Shels nail down a European place in perfect fashion in Dalymount. We touch on the Shkëndija disappointment and ponder how Joey O'Brien will go about a defensive rebuild for 2026.

Dunny and Andy are here to review all the drama.

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With the women's season is done and dusted, we welcome back Shels legend, Seana Cooke to sift through the ashes of a disapointing season.

Was Seana surprised to see Eoin Wearen depart the club, who does she fancy to replace Eoin, the importance of a club philosophy and what players would she would see like to see in Red in 2026.

With plenty of mailbag questions to get through, Seana's never short of an opinion with her briilant and insightful views.

The Reds are back on European duty this week as we head to North Macedonia. We review the crucial win over Sligo Rovers, Bohs are on the horizon and the Men's U20 Double champs are also in European action.

Dunny gives all travelling fans a lesson on everything you need to know if you're heading to Skopje.

We also find out what Alexander the Great and Shels great, Tosh Moher have in common.

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On this weeks show, we review a significant double win weekend as the Reds make their move up the table. We discuss the LOI Academy funding, a potential Sligo Rovers banana skin, the Lewis Temple Fan Club is back up and running all while Dunny battles on despite feeling under the weather. Eoin Wearen has a lot to ponder in the off season and some fans aren't happy.

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A rather upbeat show as we review the historic game againt BK Hacken. We discuss the performance, the importance of a point, the crowd and of course, the weather.

We look ahead to possibly a defining weekend as we head to face Shamrock Rovers and Cork City.

We also pay tribute to the brilliant Jemma Quinn who announced her retirement from LOI football.