It's three wins from three in the League for City, and up next is the first Cork Derby of the season!

We also hear from our Charity Partner, the Crann Centre, as Louis O'Sullivan highlights their incredible work!

After an impressive 4-1 victory away to Wexford, we caught up with Conor Brann, Hans Mpongo & Ruairí Keating at a busy meet & greet at the club shop in Douglas!

After getting off to a winning start as City boss last Friday, Barry Robson joins the lads in studio to talk about his career and journey to becoming Cork City manager.

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We are back for the 2026 Season! Hear from Barry Robson, Seani Maguire & Fiacre Kelleher ahead of Friday's big kick-off.

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Episode 63 is here, just in time for Christmas! Stephen chats to Barry Ryan, our new Women's First Team boss!

Barry chats through his plans for the 2026 Season, and his journey that led him to City.

It's FAI Cup Final week!

Hear from City boss Ger Nash, Evan McLaughlin, Greg Bolger, Seani Maguire, & Matthew Kiernan ahead of Sunday's massive game at the Aviva!

With all the talk of the cup final this week, we're joined by a man who knows a thing or two about cup finals himself - Derek Coughlan! From scoring the winter in the '98 final, to managing his Women's Under 17 side into one this Sunday.

This week, we're joined by our youngest guest yet - Freddie Anderson!

Freddie talks about his early journey in football, featuring for Man City, Stoke City and now onto Cork City!

Fresh from signing his new contract and scoring his first City goal, Josh Fitzpatrick joins us on studio for this week's episode of the podcast!

In this week's episode, Stephen chats to new club captain Fiacre Kelleher about his journey in football so far - from moving over to Celtic at a young age, to his time in England, and subsequent move back to Leeside and the pride that comes with playing in front of family and friends at home.