Join Ste and Ben on this week’s episode of the 1895 Podcast as they review a thrilling victory over Sligo

Fresh off John Martin's stunning hat-trick, the lads dissect what went right on Friday.

Mackenzie Anthony's goal was enough to secure a point in the All-Island Cup, where the Reds sit top of the group with 1 game to play.

They also reflect on the significance of the upcoming international break, listener comments, and the customary Richie Rankings.

Ste and Ben are here again to look back over another busy weekend.

A 6-1 victory in Wexford came in between a defeat and a draw for Damien Duff's team, leaving the lads with more questions than answers.

Pearl Slattery broke her 3 game goal drought,, Lorcan Healy made his League debut, and Ste & Ben did their best to not talk about referees. All that plus listener comments, Richie Rankings and plenty more.

There was a late substitution this week, with Darren in the hotseat along side Ste for this weeks 1895 Podcast.

The lads break down a massive come from behind victory over St Pats, the mental victory, character, and brave managerial decisions.

The assists took centre stage on Saturday, where a brace from Rebecca Cooke saw our WPD side take all 3 points against Galway.

We have all the usual stuff, Richie Rankings, listener comments, and of course, some moaning.

On this weeks 1895 Podcast, Ste and Ben will look back on another busy weekend for the Reds.

Victory against Treaty was sandwiched between defeats for Duffer's team, and the lads ask how we can get back to winning ways.

There is all the usual stuff, including listener comments and the Richie Rankings, whilst the lads also discuss the potential of the Reds going back to Lansdowne Road.

This week, the lads have more questions than answers.

After three 2-2 draws on the bounce, the lads wonder if not winning more games so far could come back to bite us.

The All Island Cup is off to a flyer, with the Reds hitting Linfield for 5.

There's WPD chat, Ben is angry, listener questions, and of course Richie Rankings.

This weeks podcast does exactly as the title suggests.

Ste and Ben are here to look back on a busy Easter Weekend for the Auld Reds. Draws for Damien Duff's side left the lads feeling confident, satisfied and frustrated, while a 7-0 victory for our WPD side certainly boosted morale for everyone involved. We also have our Richie Ranking's, some listener comments and Ben is angry again.

This week, the lads are here to review a huge couple of wins in the world of Shelbourne FC.

Damien Duff's side bossed Bohemians, while Eoin Wearen's team stuck 7 past Bohs in Dalymount on Saturday evening.

There's praise all round, for performances and decisions, as well as Richie Rankings, listener questions, and all the usual moaning and rambling!

Ste and Ben are here as always to review the 0-0 draw away to St Pats. The lads talk grit, determination, and cutting edge.

They also preview two huge Dublin Derbys this week.

Damien Duff's side entertain the Gypsies on Friday night, while Eoin Wearen's side head up the road to Dalymount on Saturday.

As well as that we have listener questions, Richie Rankings and more.

Ste and Ben are back with another busy episode of The 1895 Podcast.

The lads review a hard earned 3 points in The Showgrounds, made more impressive by the growing injury list amongst the group.

Eoin Wearen's side picked up another hugely important 3 points on Saturday, thanks to late Kate Mooney penalty.

Also on the agenda this week are red cards, both deserved and undeserved, terrible stick, manager rants and the Richie Rankings.

On this bonus episode, Ste was joined by former Shelbourne chairman Gary Brown, to discuss Gary's upcoming one man show, "Ollie, One Love One Life".

The show, starring Apres Match's Gary Cooke, delves into the life of the charismatic former chairman Ollie Byrne.

Gary also dives into his time as chairman, covering the relationship between Dermot Keely and Ollie, the trip to Ibrox in 1998, and plenty more.

"Ollie, One Love One Life" will be on stage Saturday May 17th and Sunday May 18th, at the Helix Theatre.

Tickets cost €37 plus booking fee and are available at www.thehelix.ie