The 1895 Podcast

Adam is joined by Seana Cooke this week as they look back on a massive week for the Shels Women’s side following a cup semi final victory and a came from behind league win. They also look back on the Shels men’s side’s trip to Derry last Friday. The Richie Rankings return as Adam and Seana have a Jack Moylan love-in celebrating his stint at Shels and look back on his best moments in a Shels jersey.

Adam and Darren look back on the Dublin Derby defeat for Damien Duff's side and a win for Noel King's team. The Richie Rankings return and the lads preview a defining weekend for the fortunes of both our senior sides.

Fresh of her holidays Seana Cooke is back on The 1895 Podcast to reflect on the FAI Cup quarter-final win over DLR, look ahead to a huge game against Cork City at Tolka Park, the Richie Rankings return for a second week, and they discuss the other news from around the club. There's a special guest appearance from a man who played a reluctant role in promotion in 2021 🍽

Fresh off the longest plane journey in history on Air Liamgus, Rebecca Creagh joins Adam and Darren to reflect on the Champions League campaign, look ahead to the rest of the season, and share an insight into the motivation within the team for the remaining of the campaign. We also round up the academy action and debut the Richie Rankings.

Adam Leonard is joined by John Brennan for this week's edition of The 1895 Podcast, looking at the Reds European adventure, a big Dublin Derby win, the news about Jack Moylan and much more.

Noel King's Reds return to action with an impressive win over Treaty United, Damien Duff's Reds face another season shaping week in the hunt for Europe, what does football merit really mean, and a shock departure. All that and more in this week's The 1895 Podcast with Ste and Darren

This week Ste and Darren are joined in studio by Keith McDarby, the Commercial Director of Shelbourne FC.

Keith explains the role he plays with the football club, from his day to day work, to all the weird and wonderful requests he gets on the daily.

We get a peek behind the curtain into the ins and outs of the inner workings of a professional football club, from strategies to forward planning, and how Damien Duff is not just a big benefit to the football side of the club.

Tony O'Neill joins Ste this week on the 1895 Podcast.

Tony was recently announced as the new Community Officer of Shelbourne FC, and he's here with Ste to talk about the role.

Tony is no stranger to Shels, having held a similar role in the late 90's, and he talks to us about the hard working Ollie Byrne, as well has how he got into his first role in full time football.

Bringing it to the present day, Tony talks about how important it's going to be to gain the trust of local clubs and schools, and the importance of not making promises the club can't deliver on.

Tony also talks about how important it is that the club is built on a solid foundation, and how success on the pitch can't be the only thing getting people through the turnstiles.

Ste and Darren are back to review the week in Shelbourne Football Club.

An impressive 3 points in Munster was preceded by the signing of Will Jarvis on loan, and the departure of Conor Kane - also on loan. All of that is up for discussion, as is the Women's World Cup, and plenty more in between!

Ste and Darren cover a range of topics on this weeks pod.

Everything from referee decisions, our chances of qualifying for Europe, and why we started the Bohs game so slowly is up for debate.

Ste's lack of support for League of Ireland teams in Europe comes up, as does Darren's first real moment of misery supporting Shels. (A hint- it involves a team from Malta!)