Its stalemate in Waterford.

After a plucky opening few minutes and a dominant first half Dundalk collapsed to a second half goal sharing the spoils with their relegation neighbours Waterford.

Family member of Sonia Holy pop in to tell us about their latest round of funding for treatment for the Dundalk hero.

From Flat White to 5star Mocha?

Dundalk hit Leinster League side St.Mochtas for 5 with a clinical second half display. Going the gang tonight is Irish Independent Football correspondent Dan McDonnell to discuss all things lilywhite in what's been a crazy season so far.

At the lowest ebb

Wow this hurt, a poor result, with a poor team, Pingu is having his Braveheart moment and we are in a relegation playoff position.

Really can't fit much more in can we?

Bashing at the Brandywell

Dundalk FC felt the full blunt of a hard tackling Derry Side in the Brandywell. 3 players forced off with injury, a shambolic penalty awarded to Derry and yet we still spend our time talking about the ownership.

Too tight in Tallght!

Dundalk go with a stud away from extra time against Vitesse tonight.

A brave performance was undone by two lapse of concentration/bad luck in the first half leave dundalk with an uphill challenge to climb. the team pick apart the night, the performance and the future.

Slaughtered by St.Pats

Dundalk were caught out by a clinical Pats side who pounced on a mistake prone performance.

Agonising close in Arnhem

Patrick McEleney with an absolute worldy tonight to evenly poise the game at 2-2 with the second leg in Tallaght in a weeks time.

Guest Between the Stripes Kieran Burke

Dundalk's got Tallinn

A superb night in Estonia for Dundalk FC. To bring them into the third round of the Uefa Conference League. But after the sad passing in the town of a football legend Tommy Connolly. former players and staff join the show to pay their respects

a quick post match review of Dundalk 1-0 extra time victory of Treaty United in markets Field, Limerick

We are still in this!

After a crazy first 27 mins the tie is still in the balance at 2-2. Former Lilywhite captain Mark Rossiter pops in to chat European football, the rest of the season and where Irish football needs to go in the future.