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Stephen Doyle is joined this week by the usual suspects, Gareth McGlynn and Vinny Perth, to talk all things League of Ireland.
Gary O'Neill reveals his cancer diagnosis and aims to make a comeback in the green and white of Shamrock Rovers.
Bohemians goal-scoring struggles continue to blight their campaign but who are the players who need to step up?
St. Patrick's Athletic's shot-stopper Joseph Anang is one of the best distributors in the league but how can Stephen Kenny's side bounce back after two defeats in a row.
Dundalk continue their solid form, and is Gbemi Arubi one of the best strikers in the league?
And Derry's miserable form continues, and what is really going on up north?
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Ireland took a massive step forward in their bid to qualify for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil with a 3-2 win against Poland in Gdansk.
Kathleen McNamee is joined by Karen Duggan and Scarlett Herron to examine how Ireland managed to put Carla Ward's pleas for consistency into action and what needs to be done this week to ensure similar scenes in the Aviva this weekend.
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Join Matthew Brennan, David Wilson and this week’s roving reporter Ben Symes on this week’s episode of the Green Scene, your one-stop shop for all things Irish football.
Ben reports from an airport somewhere in Europe as he starts his long journey back from Poland after Ireland’s huge win in Gdansk in their World Cup Qualifier.
There is a new game, courtesy of Matthew, who asks who from the Irish diaspora is likely to don the green shirt at senior level?
The trio get into a debate about what it means to be Irish, where people grow up and how that affects how people feel about their national identity and why, perhaps, we shouldn’t be so hard on Declan Rice.
And with the EFL coming to the boil, as well as the Premier League, the lads dissect the biggest Irish football stories from across the water.
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On Wednesday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you news of the Irish international women's team, the Champions League and the EFL.
Liverpool exit the Champions League after defeat to PSG, with Arne Slot highlighting missed chances and a worrying injury to Hugo Ekitike.
Barcelona are also knocked out, while Atletico Madrid reach their first Champions League semi-final since 2017 after a dramatic tie.
Spanish football writer Graham Hunter discusses Atletico’s ambitions to banish past European disappointments.
Arsenal look to seal a semi-final place against Sporting Lisbon, holding a narrow first-leg advantage.
Mikel Arteta calls it the biggest opportunity of his tenure, while squad morale remains positive despite recent setbacks.
Bayern Munich take a 2-1 lead into their second leg with Real Madrid at the Allianz Arena.
Eoin Doyle reflects on how VAR could have altered key moments in his playing career.
Ireland secure a thrilling 3-2 World Cup qualifying win over Poland in Gdansk.
Goals from Emily Murphy, Katie McCabe and Marissa Sheva earn the points, with Carla Ward praising her side’s performance.
Championship and League One round-up, including Ipswich slipping up, Southampton climbing, and Rotherham relegated.
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Pearl Slattery and Eoin Sheahan are in studio to react to this evening's match between Poland and the Republic of Ireland for the FIFA Women's World Cup UEFA qualifiers. Three goals for the Girls in Green (despite a missed penalty from Katie McCabe!) means Carla Ward's side are currently third in Group B

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