Stephen O'Donnell shuffles the pack with dramatic results as Dundalk shake off the cobwebs of last week's Dalymount defeat to go on the rampage against a languid St Patrick's Athletic. Recent arrivals Rayhaan Tulloch and Johannes Yli-Kokko contribute to a much more effective midfield while stalwarts Darragh Leahy and Daniel Kelly's return to the starting lineup also help Dundalk raise the bar amongst a generally much improved team display. We also discuss last week's Hull takeover fallout and the future of Oriel Park as well as discussing Damien Duff's contribution to the League of Ireland.

Dundalk's sluggish start to the season continues with a defeat to Bohemians in a packed Dalymount Park. A promising start when the Lilywhites controlled possession quickly fizzled out into a scrappy game where Jordan Flores's setpiece strike was a rare moment of quality. We also discuss the widespread anxiety triggered amongst fans by rumours and speculation of a takeover of the club by Hull City FC's owners which surfaced in the press this week

Despite taking a lead Dundalk are left to rue a first half penalty miss and lacklustre second half display as a late UCD free kick see's the lilywhites have to settle for a draw on the opening day of the season. Ep 118 discusses the departure and arrivals to the squad and the prospects for the campaign to come.

Dundalk signed off in style with an away win against Cup Final bound Derry City to finish joint second on points. Ep 117 features an interview with match winning goal scorer Keith Ward who's signed No.17 jersey we're auctioning for local charity Dundalk Dog Rescue. We also reflect on the season overall and the why Dundalk fans can look forward to next season with a strong sense of optimism.

Club legend David McMillan rolls back the years with a goal and an assist to secure Dundalk a return to European football as loanee Runar Hauge's second goal helps the Lilywhites overcome Bohemians despite a late goal and tense finish. Sligo's draw against St Pats ensures Dundalk win the race for Europe with a game to spare. Fan can now look forward to a continental adventure next July and Stephen O'Donnell can begin to recruit for next season with the incentive of European football for potential recruits and a boosted bank balance as O'Donnell looks to build on a successful first season.

A rollercoaster evening at Casey's Field sees Dundalk continue to make heavy weather of securing European football. Defensive fragilities see the Lilywhites fall being, battle back to attain the lead, only to slip from a seemingly comfortable winning position to a 3 - 2 deficit before an injury time equaliser. Ep 115 discusses the permutations of the final 2 series of games as the footrace between St Pats and Dundalk for the final automatic European position intensifies.

In a European qualification 6 pointer Dundalk's late push for a winner backfires as Pats hit the Lilywhites on the break to snatch an unlikely winner in injury time. With the Inchicore side now just 1 point behind Stephen O'Donnell's ever depleted squad the race for European is finely balanced as the League enters its final month.

Dundalk return to winning ways with a home victory over neighbours Drogheda Utd. A Runar Hauge penalty and bizarre Dane Massey O.G. from a cross by Greg Sloggett secures a priceless 3 points as the race for European football intensifies ahead of the Lilywhites clash with boss Stephen O'Donnell's former club St Patrick's Athletic next weekend.

Dundalk's poor form on the road continues as the Lilywhites exit the FAI Cup at the hands of a youthful and energetic Waterford side. Despite a promising start and taking the lead, defensive fragilities resurface and Dundalk miss out by the odd goal in 5. As disappointed fans look for answers ep 112 discusses the absence of Mark Connolly & Patrick Hoban, an accumulation of injuries, and the legacy of squad mismanagement from the Peak 6 era.

Having been gifted 3 points due to an administrative error by Sligo Rovers, Dundalk slump to a shock defeat against the basement club at the UCD bowl. In a game in which the Lilywhite’s looked comfortable throughout and twice took the lead fans are left searching for what went wrong as Dundalk concede two late goals from a winning position. Dundalk now head to Waterford in the FAI Cup quarter final with a point to prove.