David Sneyd, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan gather at the mics to discuss what we know so far about Ireland's unconfirmed squad for their double-header vs Bulgaria.

The lads also reflect on Heimir Hallgrímsson and Carla Ward's joint appearance on The Late Late Show, before bringing you up to date on all the latest League of Ireland developments.

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Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan reflect on Monday night's League of Ireland Premier Division action.

The lads talk Tim Clancy's controversial red card following an exchange with Damien McGrath (2:48), and discuss a wild early league table with Waterford in first and Shamrock Rovers rock bottom (19:30).

Shane draws parallels between Damien Duff and Carlo Ancelotti (25:28), before he and Gav weigh in on those Ian Harte quotes (31:00).

Finally, Gavin tells us about comments made by the ministers for sport doesn't spell good news for LOI academies. (50:12)

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The usual trio of David, Shane and Gav are joined by The 42's Emma Duffy.

Sit back and enjoy the chat featuring LOI title contenders, Carla Ward's start to life with Ireland and more.

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The first weekend of the new League of Ireland season is reviewed by David Sneyd, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan.

The trio were all in the Aviva Stadium for Sunday's historic encounter between Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers (4:26). For all of the on the pitch action, it was actually off the field where the biggest moment of the day came, as Stephen Bradley strongly criticised Heimir Hallgrimsson's comments about his players (10:35).

The lads discuss the performance of Lys 'The Mosse' Mousset (24:24), before praising Damien Duff's attacking partnership of Sean Boyd and Mipo Odubeko

in Shelbourne's impressive 3-1 win vs Derry City (31:48).

Finally, the Football Family reflect on the other Premier Division battles (40:10), before touching on the opening game week of the First Division (48:45).

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This is one you've waited for: The 2025 League of Ireland preview podcast with David Sneyd, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan.

The lads talk the LOI's continuing growth in popularity, whether it be Off the Ball's new radio deal, Virgin's TV coverage or the first ever official League of Ireland Fantasy Football game. (7:48)

Gav discusses his poignant piece with Cork's Ruairí Keating (11:00) and the trio look at a potential transfer that could push Shamrock Rovers clear as league favourites.(19:20)

David looks at how Damien Duff has improved the champions' squad over the winter (25:53), while the big transfer deal of the window has got to be that of Lys Mousset

to Bohemians. (29:12)

The lads also touch on the widening financial gap between the two divisions. (43:34)

Finally, predictions for who will get their hands on the Premier Division trophy are made. (1:04:50)

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David Sneyd returns to the Football Family pod for his first appearance of the new year, joined by Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan.

David talks about his time in London as he watched a dramatic FA Cup encounter between Arsenal and Man United.

The lads also discuss the fortunes of Evan Ferguson, Troy Parrott and Gavin Bazunu.

Oh, and there's also one final Kyle Walker debate!

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Shane Keegan joins Gavin Cooney on the latest episode of The Football Family.

The lads discuss Robbie Keane's new role as boss of Hungarian giants Ferencvaros. Is this a good move for Keane? What can he expect?

Gav and Shane also reflect on Neil Farrugia's decision to trade Shamrock Rovers for Barnsley. Is it a bit underwhelming that he lands in League One? And what does the move tell us about standard of LOI?

Elsewhere, the lads discuss Evan Ferguson being linked to West Ham, which could possibly see him reunite with Graham Potter, who has also been reported to be of interest to The Hammers.

FInally, the lads look back on the weekend that was, including the fallout from Manchester United's draw at Anfield, criticism of Trent Alexander-Arnold and surprising comments from Ange Postecoglou.

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