Ste, Ben and are back after a poor weekend for the Reds — and after last week’s pod mysteriously vanished into the abyss. They break down the Dundalk and Rovers games, the soft goals, the head loss, and why it feels like Shels are getting punished for every tiny mistake right now.

There’s a big chat on leadership, “fragility”, set-piece naivety (yes, that Pico back-post one again), and the danger of pinning everything on Paddy Barrett’s return — even if everyone knows what his voice brings.

Plus: calling out the worst internet takes, the Mipo/Mbeng/Sean Boyd conspiracy nonsense, Shels Women’s 4-2 All-Island Cup win, a heritage plaque unveiling at Tolka, Richie Rankings, and a chaotic “one player per season” best XI draft. Up the Reds.

Ste and Ben are in “express mode” this week — recording on a Friday, trying to make sense of a week thrown off by Monday football and Paddy’s Day, and teeing you up for Sligo away.

They chat Shels Women’s opening-day win over Treaty, the standard in the league rising, and why Mya Sanchez looks like a serious keeper. There’s a good debate on Maggie Pierce at centre-back, and a quick look ahead to Wexford.

On the men’s side: Derry away, injuries piling up, and big praise for Kam’s composure (and proper clearances). Plus the Bohs “schmozzle”, final-third frustrations, a Sligo XI, and Richie Rankings — with a proper rant to finish. Up the Reds.

Ste and Ben are back (just the two of us) after a rough weekend: a President’s Cup defeat, a slow start against Pats, and the mad 2-2 draw with Rovers that had everyone losing the head.

They chat the positives in the performances, the soft goals and set-piece nightmares, and why the panic online is doing everyone’s head in. There’s love for Harry Wood (again), Jack Henry-Francis being a massive miss, Wes’ big moments, and a solid debut for Zeno Ibson Rossi.

Plus: Steven Bradley’s moan-fest, Richie Rankings returns, women’s league kicks off in Tolka, Derry and Bohs previews — and a chaotic “who are you going on holidays with?” draft. Up the Reds.

Ste and Ben are back to break down Friday’s huge 2-1 win away to Drogheda — a come-from-behind job that finally puts the first three points on the board, even if the first half “didn’t really work” and Shels started slow again.

They chat the big half-time calls from Joey and the staff, Bone and Ledwidge putting bodies on the line, Wes pulling off a ridiculous save, and Boydie doing what Boydie does: battling, pestering, and somehow staying out of trouble.

Plus: the ref chat (and that penalty), Kev Doherty’s meltdown, the LOI hot mic drama, the Presidents Cup, Pats at home, Rovers on Monday — and the strangest things you’ve ever seen at a Shels game. Up the Reds.

The band’s back together on The 1895 Podcast as Ste, Ben and Darren break down Friday’s 1-1 draw with Galway — the possession, the xG, the instant response to going behind, and why the real worry isn’t goals… it’s conceding bad bad goals.

There’s plenty of love for Lundgren’s electric work-rate, flashes from Jarvis as he plays himself back to sharpness, and a reminder of just how much quality Shels can bring off the bench.

Plus: injuries, Roach recalled, Zeno Ibson Rossi in the door, women’s team updates (including the bus to Athlone), a sold-out away end for Drogheda — and an all-timer rant on flares, outrage, and League of Ireland nonsense. Up the Reds.

No Dublin Derby last week as Tolka did its best to fight off the biblical rain — but The 1895 Podcast is back, with Ste and Ben (just the two of us) looking ahead to a gritty home tie with Galway.

The lads chat pitch call-offs, floods and why even “the best pitch in the country” can’t beat February weather, before getting into how Shels should handle Galway’s direct 5-3-2 approach: outplay them on the deck, or go full battle with Boydie and Juan Martin?

Plus: the new stand buzz, a rapid-fire Mount Rushmore debate, favourite Shels goals, women’s team news, and Richie Rankings returns. Up the Reds.

Shels are finally back on the pitch, and Ste, Ben and Darren are here to review the weekend.

The 1-1 draw brings about a lot of questions. Are we now a crossing team? Is Mipo criticised unfairly? Is Kerr McInroy the complete player? Most importantly, are the omens good for this season?

The lads also debate the Aviva experiment, media reaction to that game, and they try, and fail, to predict Fridays starting XI

Ahead of the Dublin Derby, they also reminisce on their favourite Shels vs Rovers memories. (Spoiler Alert, Philly Hughes vs Rovers is the correct answer)

The shortest-longest off-season in Europe is finally over and The 1895 Podcast is back. Ste Doody is joined by Ben and Darren to tee up Shelbourne’s opening-night trip to the RSC to face Waterford.

The lads run through the big off-season calls, the departures, and what the loan moves say about Shels becoming a properly run, sustainable club.

It’s all about the new faces too: Casey, Speel on loan again, Maill's “game-changer” potential, and the wildcard Rodrigo Freitas via Jamestown Analytics.

Plus: cutting out the “poxy goals”, in-house predictions, Richie Rankings, and Ben’s internet packing it in right on cue. Up the Reds.

In this week's episode of The 1895 Podcast, host Ste Doody is joined by Ben and Darren to unpack all the excitement and drama following Shelbourne FC's clash with Premier League giants Crystal Palace. The lads delve into the highlights of the match, while also reflecting on the team’s journey through the Conference League.

With December football keeping the spirit alive, they discuss the highs and lows faced by the Reds and what lies ahead in their next fixture.

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, host Ste Doody is back with Darren Cleary, diving into the highs and lows of Shelbourne FC after a brief hiatus.

They tackle the anticipation surrounding the upcoming clash against Crystal Palace, the defending FA Cup champions, and share their thoughts on the current squad's form. Join the lads as they reminisce about the team's rollercoaster European journey, the hard-luck stories from earlier matches, and the importance of resilience moving forward.

Expect lively debates, personal insights on standout players, and a look back at an eventful player of the year awards night. Tune in for all this and more as they gear up for a massive fixture against Crystal Palace.