In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James look back on Dundalk's agonising 93rd minute defeat to St Patrick's Athletic and assess what the 2-1 loss means for the club's European hopes. There's also a look ahead to this Friday's trip to face Finn Harps in Ballybofey and a debate over yet another fine from flares being set off in the ground. The lads also discuss Louth GAA's new funding for their stadium in Dundalk and pick their PFAI Premier Division Teams of the Year. All that,...

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James look back on the 2-0 Louth Derby win over Drogheda Utd and ahead to this Friday's crunch game against St Patrick's Athletic at Casey's Field, which could be pivotal in the race for Europe. There's also discussion over the club's supporter consultation survey and on the performance of the U19s - not to mention a bit of the Bible. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James reflect back on Dundalk's bitterly disappointing 3-2 defeat against Waterford FC in the FAI Cup quarter-final at the RSC on Friday night. There's also audio from Stephen O'Donnell after the game while there's a reflection on where Dundalk go from here after a hugely disappointing run of late. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

James Rogers chats to former Dundalk player Kurtis Byrne about his retirement from the game. Byrne, most recently of Bray Wanderers, hung his boots up last week after a great career in which his best times came at Oriel Park where he won two league titles, the FAI Cup, the EA Sports Cup and a Leinster Senior Cup across three seasons from 2013 to 2015 during which time he scored 27 goals in 107 appearances for the club. Kurtis gives his reasons for retiring now, the impact of living up to the ...

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James reflect back on Dundalk's 3-2 defeat to UCD at the UCD Bowl on Friday and discuss the rumours surrounding Stephen O'Donnell's future. There's also a look ahead to this Friday's FAI Cup game against Waterford FC and a debate on the club's European prospects. All that, and more, in this week's episode.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, Craig and James discuss Adam McDonnell's eligibility to play for Sligo Rovers against Dundalk recently which could result in the Lilywhites being awarded a 3-0 win for a game they lost 2-0. There's also a look back at the 0-0 draw with Shelbourne and ahead to this week's trip to face bottom of the table UCD at the UCD Bowl. There's also a wider discussion on recent off the field matters at Casey's Field. All that, and more, in this week's podcast.

In this week's episode of The Press Box, with Craig away James is joined by ExtraTime.ie reporter Tom O'Connor to discuss the club's 3-2 FAI Cup win away to Wexford FC on Friday night and the 2-0 loss against Sligo Rovers at The Showgrounds on Monday. With the pair also looking ahead to this weekend's visit of Shelbourne to the renamed 'Casey's Field', there's a debate over the high line Dundalk have been playing in recent time, what the side are missing right now and what they need to do to ...

Taken from The Press Box Live event at The Spirit Store on August 17th, Craig and James chat to former local TD and Minister Dermot Ahern about his new role as chairman of the FAI's National League Executive committee and where the game is going domestically.

Recorded at The Press Box Live event at The Spirit Store on Wednesday August 17th, Craig and James chat with Dundalk FC chief operating officer Martin Connolly about the club's amazing journey over the last decade, the disruption of recent years and plans for the future.

The live recording of James and Craig's chat with Filippo Giovagnoli as he returned to Dundalk for the first time since April 2021 to take part in The Press Box Live event at The Spirit Store on Wednesday August 17th. The Italian discussed the highs and lows of his time at Oriel Park, the "circus" that emerged and how he felt his removal from the technical area was "bullshit".