Between the Stripes LOI podcast

It's the 2026 Mid-Season Special. Kieran & Gary grade all 20 clubs' efforts so far this term and offer their thoughts on where improvements can be made. 
We also hear from Treaty United manager Tommy Barrett. 
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Mark Coyle is in the house as we catch up with the Coleraine midfielder fresh from his Irish Cup win. We chat Finn Harps & Ollie Horgan, Shelbourne & Duffer/Joey, playing gaelic football with Donegal, that European run, improving standards up north and future ambitions. 
Meanwhile, Kieran & Gaz reflect on a Monday's incredible Dublin Derby at Dalymount Park.....Did Bohs bottle it? 
Is Tiernan Lynch the worst manager in League of Ireland history? That's just one of the juicy questiond fielded in the BTS Hotline, while the lads also discuss James McClean's latest Insta outburst. 
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Kieran is back from Murcia and is already looking ahead to the next international window given it will contain four League of Ireland players. Meanwhile, on home soil, did we witness the worst refereeing decision in LOI history at the RSC on Monday? The lads pick back up on their recent debate on how refereeing standards could be improved in Ireland. 
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It's Eurovision week, so Gary Reilly is in flying form, but he's top of Kieran's hit list as are Shelbourne after the Reds let down the lads latest charity bet. 
It's a busy pod with St.Pat's defender Luke Turner joining us, while we've got audio with Alan Reynolds and Ciaran Kilduff. 
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What a dramatic May Bank Holiday in the League of Ireland. We saw our first managerial casualty as Jon Daly finally fell by the wayside at Waterford, but who wants the job as Tony Soprano once said? 
At the top, Rovers are back in control, but find out why Stephen Bradley was unhappy on two fronts this weekend. Meanwhile, in the First Division, the Usher out brigade are back in full swing following a shocking weekend for Cork City. Surely they can't blow promotion, can they? 
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