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Troy Parrott wrote himself into Irish sporting folklore last November following his two goals against Portugal which kept Ireland’s dreams alive of qualifying for their first men’s World Cup in 24 years.
He then went one further after bagging a hat-trick against Hungary in Budapest, where his last-minute goal sent the country into pandemonium.
It wasn’t to be in Prague, despite his efforts of scoring a penalty both in normal time and in the shootout as Ireland’s dreams were ultimately dashed.
However, this has been the year of all years for the boy from the north inner city.
A Dutch Cup win with AZ Alkmaar, added to a record goal-scoring season, means that Parrott is on his way to the elite echelons of the footballing world.
But how did he get here?
Inner Drive tells the story of how Parrott made it all the way from Stella Maris to Belvedere and then to his first English club, Tottenham Hotspur.
In episode two, Parrott explains how he ended up in the Netherlands after some varied loan spells in the English football pyramid.
There is also the feeling of putting on the Ireland shirt at senior level for the first time and why that means so much to him.
Prague, Budapest and Dublin were huge nights for the country, and Parrott was at the centre of it all but what did it feel like for him?
And what is next ahead of a huge summer from a club perspective?
Plus his mother Jennifer explains why family is so important to him and in his upbringing.
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Troy Parrott wrote himself into Irish sporting folklore last November following his two goals against Portugal which kept Ireland’s dreams alive of qualifying for their first men’s World Cup in 24 years.
He then went one further after bagging a hat-trick against Hungary in Budapest, where his last-minute goal sent the country into pandemonium.
It wasn’t to be in Prague, despite his efforts of scoring a penalty both in normal time and in the shootout as Ireland’s dreams were ultimately dashed.
However, this has been the year of all years for the boy from the north inner city.
A Dutch Cup win with AZ Alkmaar, added to a record goal-scoring season, means that Parrott is on his way to the elite echelons of the footballing world.
But how did he get here?
Inner Drive tells the story of how Parrott made it all the way from Stella Maris to Belvedere and then to his first English club, Tottenham Hotspur.
In episode one, Parrott explains how he became a striker, and what his development was like in the early years.
Serving an apprenticeship at Spurs, and what it was like working with the likes of Harry Kane, Mauricio Pochettino and Jose Mourinho.
And his mother Jennifer explains how football kept him out of trouble, and how that she was a relaxed spectator on the side-line.
Inner Drive on Off The Ball is brought to you by Allianz, proud sponsor of Irish sports
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Rebecca Clancy is back with the F1 Pod to look back on a hectic race weekend in Montreal that saw teammates clash, DNFs galore, a happy Lewis Hamilton and a struggling Oscar Piastri
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There’s a genuine push at AFL level to explore an Irish team entering the AFLW, with talk of a 20th franchise potentially based in Melbourne or Sydney. What would it mean for the game, for the GAA, and for the growing wave of Irish players in Australia?

Ger chats to Collingwood and Ireland star Sarah Rowe about pre-season life, managing burnout, and the tug-of-war between home and a professional career abroad.

They also dig into the “guilt” Irish players can feel leaving the GAA, the need for better collaboration, and the Ireland v Australia clash in Sydney on August 1st.

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