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On this week's edition of the LOI Wrap-Up, a new series highlighting all the action, reaction and storylines of the weekend's League of Ireland Action, Ross Flanagan brings you through last night's action and beyond:
What a night for the title race, just as Bohemians thought they were down and out after a tough week, they pulled themselves right back in as results went their way across the league. Alan Reynolds meanwhile is back speaking to the media and relishing those final nights under the famous floodlights at Dalymount Park
Over in Inchicore, the rivalry that keeps on giving produced another belter as Shelbourne breathed life into their season with a shock win using counter-attacks, hear from the hero Daniel Kelly as well as both managers in Richmond Park
Over in the west, it's not all rosy for the Hoops, capitulating in Terryland, hear from both sides of the touchline after a shock result at Eamonn Deacy Park.
And what about the First Division?, well the regular season is over and the Play-Offs are set, but who gets their opportunity to move to full time football?
All of that and more from around Irish Football on this podcast.
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St Patrick's Athletic were left to rue a penalty miss and a host of missed chances before being sunk by Daniel Kelly’s late winner as Shelbourne snatched an unlikely come-from-behind victory at Richmond Park.

Jonathan Higgins catches up with John Russell, Daniel Kelly, and Stephen Kenny for their reaction.

Shane Keegan is back for League Of Ireland Late Night to go through this evening's games following a tense and exciting night across the country.
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Mick McCarthy, Shane Hannon, and Enda Coll join forces to bring uoi this eek's Inside the Odds, with thanks to Novibet. After Manchester United's poor performance in Madrid and Lisandro Martinez' explosive comments, the Red Devils face the unenviable trip to Elland Road to face Leeds at the weekend. Will there be a reaction from Michael Carrick's team?

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Back in the throes of Covid, Nathan Murphy was joined as ever by John Giles, and in this episode came just one week after Liverpool XI caused plenty of debate (yes, Trent again), it’s time for an even bigger task: John’s all-time Manchester United XI — with a clear cut-off point of around 1960.
From Peter Schmeichel in goal to an Irish double-act at full-back with Denis Irwin and Tony Dunne, John explains every call, including a no-nonsense centre-half pairing of Nemanja Vidić and Jaap Stam.
In midfield it’s Scholes, Keane and the “best I ever played with” Bobby Charlton, before a front three of Ronaldo, Denis Law and George Best — and John’s big calls on Rooney, Robson, Giggs and Beckham.
Ahead of Sunday's meeting of Leeds United and Manchester United, a game you can hear live on Off The Ball on Newstalk and the GoLoud App from 2 o'clock with Stephen Doyle joined by Brian Kerr, we have trawled through the archives to give you some good old John Giles OTB greatness.
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