A year to the day that he left his job as Cork City Manager, John Caulfield joined Jamie for an hour long chat. Where the LOI is going, his time as a Cork City player and his spell as Manager which included an FAI Cup in 2016, a league and FAI Cup double in 2017, and his plans for the future were all on the agenda.

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Jamie Moore was joined on Skype by three Irish men earning their living Stateside.

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Jamie Moore spoke to PFAI Player Executive Ollie Cahill about how they are helping LOI players during Coronavirus, Aaron McEneff of Shamrock Rovers and Keith Ward of Bohemians previewed their FIFA Dublin derby for charity and Longford's Sam Verdon spoke about combining LOI football, with a college degree and a full-time job.

Chatted to Darren Randolph on the Darren Randolph Academy FB & Instagram Live on Sunday

As well as taking questions from those watching and kids from the Academy, we also chatted about

- Training in Isolation & getting creative

Dick Redmond was the Ireland senior kitman for 11 years. He worked under Giovanni Trapattoni, Martin O'Neill and Mick McCarthy and was part of the staff for Euro 2012 and Euro 2016. He worked for the FAI for 21 years overall and joined Jamie on Skype to talk about some of the more interesting moments during his job.

Jamie was joined on Skype by current Cork City Assistant Manager Joe Gamble and Conor Nestor who is managing in the Cambodian Premier League.

Joe spoke about keeping the players fit via zoom, his own career in Ireland, the UK and in Singapore as player and coach.

Limerick man Conor has been managing in Cambodia for two years and has won the league, he told Jamie about his life on and off the pitch very far away from Ireland.

Jamie Moore was joined by Dundalk striker Patrick Hoban and Drogheda United Manager Tim Clancy for Episode 4 of League Of Ireland Lives.

Hoban spoke about life in lockdown, his time under new Ireland Manager Stephen Kenny at Dundalk and plans for goals once the league starts back.

Clancy discussed his career in the UK and Scotland, getting the Drogheda jobs weeks after he finished playing, dealing with his plans and ambitions to manage full time.

New Ireland Manager Stephen Kenny spoke to the media via a virtual press conference on Thursday afternoon. Jamie Moore attended and rounds up everything Kenny had to say

Jamie Moore was joined by ex UCD, St Patrick's Athletic and Dundalk man Jamie McGrath. Jamie has already been at Ibrox to watch his new team St Mirren face Rangers and started against Celtic in front of 60,000 fans at Celtic Park.

Jamie also relived his League of Ireland career and spoke about his education and plans for after football.

Sean Boyd picked up a serious knee injury in a out of contract players PFAI game in December, he explained how he is doing his rehab at him, with the help of his physio on Facetime, due to the lockdown.