Episode 80 has reaction to Dundalk's continuing good run of form with victories over neighbours Drogheda Utd and relegated Londford Town which secured Premier Division football at Oriel Park for another year. We also discuss the rival consortia rumoured to have tabled bids to takeover the club, and the permutations that could see Dundalk snatch European football next season.

Dundalk gain 3 vital points in an evenly contested game with Waterford in the battle to avoid the relegation playoff as the good run of home form continues. Meanwhile off field speculation intensifies with several rival Consortia competing to become the club's next owners as Peak 6 look set to bring down the curtain on their dismal period of misrule. While fans will be hoping the club returns to local ownership, this week will see many wonder if Dundalk FC are about to leap out of the frying pan and into the fire.

Dundalk return to Richmond Park but endure another narrow defeat 72 hours after exiting the FAI Cup . Waterford's victory across town pulls the Lilywhites back into the Relegation Playoff vortex. As 3 more members of the Golden Era backroom staff depart over the weekend and the club's owners and administration remain silent, Vinny Perth must rally his troops for a relegation six pointer against Waterford on Friday.

Defensive fragilities see Dundalk gift St Patrick's Athletic some soft goals in an otherwise evenly contested game as the Lilywhites exit the FAI Cup. The disappearance of European Qualification that a cup win held out forces some reflection on the decline of the Club under Peak 6's rule, and the prospects for further decline or a new beginning under new owners.

Bohemians snatch a draw with a last minute penalty in a game which Dundalk looks like that had done enough to take home all 3 points. Will Patching and Peter Cherrie impress as does makeshift right back Greg Sloggett. However fans must sweat on the fitness of Patrick Hoban as attention turns to the FAI Cup Semi Final next weekend.

Episode 75 has reaction to a terrific performance and result in a rocking Oriel Park as Dundalk's revival continues with a deserved victory over champions elect Shamrock Rovers. We also discuss the two fronted battle that Vinny Perth is fighting, the role of the fans is the team's revival and the prospect of ending the season with a return to the FAI Cup Final.

Episode 74 discusses a rain soaked draw in Ballybofey that continued @DundalkFC's unbeaten run, the positive response of Dundalk fans to the current adversary the club find itself in, the 7 stages of grief over the departure of Michael Duffy, Conan Byrne's innocent plea over the Semi Final draw debacle, Shels promotion and the Save Tolka Park campaign, and the Buddhist infused Stoic mindset that will allow you to enjoy rather than endure the rest of the season

Dundalk's revival continues apace with a battling victory over fellow cup semifinalists Bohemians in a dramatic game at Oriel Park featuring 3 stunning strikes. The optimism of Dundalk's rich vein of form is tempered by growing speculation on the impending departure of star winger Michael Duffy to Derry City and Episode 73 also blasts the dismal legacy of owners Peak 6 and counts the mounting cost of Hulsizer family's reign of chaos.

Dundalk surge back to vintage form with a comprehensive victory over Sligo Rovers. Episode 72 asks what factors have contributed to the team's enantiodromic transformation in form and also discusses Pat Hoban's superhuman status and the Shenanigan's of Conan Byrne's unswirled balls in the FAI Cup Semi Final draw.

A depleted Dundalk dig deep to recover from conceding an early goal and fightback to secure an Extra Time victory over a battling Finn Harps. Makeshift centre half pairing Mayowa Animasahun and Darragh Leahy excel while goals from veterans Patrick Hoban, Sean Murray and Michael Duffy secure progress to the Semi Final and help lift the gloom over Oriel.