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Stephen Doyle, Gareth McGlynn and Vinny Perth are back for another episode of the LOI Pod following the weekends action that saw Louth Derby heartbreak for Drogheda who lost 3-2 to Dundalk, and we hear from Sligo boss Darren Purse after his sides heavy defeat by 3-0 to Bohemians.
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Katie Taylor's former Republic of Ireland football teammates Méabh De Búrca and Olivia O'Toole join Eoin Sheahan to remember her time as a footballer before she had to commit to professional boxing. They look back on her work ethic, the goals she scored, her achievements in boxings and much, much more!

Phil Egan is here with Wednesday’s Football Daily, and it’s a busy one as the transfer window shuts and the FAI tie down key members of Heimir Hallgrímsson’s backroom team.
John O’Shea and Paddy McCarthy sign new deals through to Euro 2028, with goalkeeping coach Gunnmundur Hreiðarsson also agreeing fresh terms ahead of September’s Nations League run.
Plus, Irish players on the move: Chiedozie Ogbene to Lincoln, Johnny Kenny joins Preston, Warren O’Hora heads to Leicester, and more.
We also look back on a monster Premier League deadline day — and get the latest on Julián Álvarez, Barcelona and Atlético Madrid with Dermot Corrigan.
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Ben Symes was in the Aviva to speak with League Of Ireland Academies Director Will Clarke, where they look at the year gone by since the last budget, particularly the lack of female applicants for LOI roles over the course of the year.
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Ben Symes is back in studio on The Green Scene with David Wilson and Matthew Brennan, and there’s plenty to get through as the Nations League returns in the next few weeks.
The lads dig into Troy Parrott’s early days at Real Betis – from a Seville watchalong to that offside goal, missed chances, and why the signs are still encouraging ahead of Real Madrid and Champions League football.
It’s a busy round-up of Irish interest too: Jack Moylan’s impact for Cardiff, Nathan Collins’ latest “heart in mouth” moment for Brentford, and what next for Johnny Kenny on deadline day.
Plus, Seamus Coleman and Robbie Brady’s free-agent limbo, Ogbene’s Lincoln loan, and the FAI push to land Ceadach O'Neill.
And as ever, we are looking for your inspiration to help us, fancy getting in touch?
You can do so by emailing thegreenscene@offtheball.com
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