Capped 100 times by the Republic of Ireland and fresh from leading Peamount United to their first Women's National League title in seven years, Áine O'Gorman is our guest for the 15th and final episode of the season.

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Daire Doyle retraces his steps in the game, from his bid to make it in the Premier League with Coventry City to his first taste of management with 2020 League of Ireland promotion hopefuls Longford Town.

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As he embarks on a career in coaching, St Patrick’s Athletic assistant manager Patrick Cregg charts his journey in the professional game, which began in earnest when Arsene Wenger handed him his debut in senior football at Old Trafford.

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A selection of the best bits from the dozen episodes of The Football Family podcast that aired in 2019, featuring Roy O'Donovan, Louise Quinn, Karl Moore, Graham Barrett, Derek Coughlan, Brian Barry-Murphy, Mark Yeates, Rianna Jarrett, Dean Delany, Dominic Foley, Zack Elbouzedi and Keith Fahey.

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While reflecting on a career that included 16 senior international caps and over 50 appearances in the Premier League, former Republic of Ireland midfielder Keith Fahey speaks candidly about mental health and the personal challenges he has endured.

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It's been quite a year for Republic of Ireland U21 winger Zack Elbouzedi, who joins The Football Family to reflect on a terrific 2019 during which he revived his career after being unable to make the breakthrough in the UK.

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From a victorious Premier League debut at Anfield to facing Jose Mourinho's Porto shortly before they won the Champions League, there were plenty of talking points when well-travelled former Ireland striker Dominic Foley reflected on a career during which he also played in two Belgian Cup finals.

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Having recently retired from football after helping Shelbourne to secure their return to the top tier of the League of Ireland, goalkeeper Dean Delany reflects on a career during which he helped Everton to win the FA Youth Cup and enjoyed plenty of success at international level with Brian Kerr's underage sides during the late 1990s.

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After her starring role in Ireland's Euro 2021 qualifier win against Ukraine, striker Rianna Jarrett joins The Football Family to discuss the logistics of balancing international football with a full-time office job, the injury setbacks she has overcome, the increasing popularity of women's football in Ireland, and plenty more besides.

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Mark Yeates made his Premier League debut for Tottenham Hotspur in May 2004. Fifteen years, and 15 clubs, later he's aiming to help AFC Fylde to gain promotion to the Football League. We caught up with the Dubliner near his home just down the coast from Blackpool to discuss the highs and lows of his nomadic life in football.

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