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Keith Treacy joins Phil Egan for The Final Whistle to react to Manchester United's dramatic late comeback against Aston Villa. They also look towards Ireland's crucial Nations League fixtures against Austria and Kosovo.
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Post-match reaction from the Aviva Stadium as Derry City defeat Waterford 1-0 to lift the FAI Cup. Hear from emotional Derry interim manager Mark Connolly, match-winning heroes Brian Maher and Jamie Stott, alongside Waterford manager Graham Coughlan and captain Pádraig Amond on their historic season and future outlook.
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Mick McCarthy, David Wilson and, for the first time this season, Phil Egan are in studio for this week’s Inside The Odds, looking ahead to all of the weekend’s Premier League action!

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Off The Ball Breakfast’s Colm Boohig and Shane Hannon build up to Sunday’s FAI Cup Final at the Aviva Stadium as Derry City take on Waterford.
Kevin McLaughlin joins with the Derry view: big-game experience, Mark Connolly’s attack-minded approach, the threat of Michael Duffy and Brandon Fleming down the left, and why squad depth could be decisive if it goes the distance.
Then WLR FM’s Seamus Barry brings the Waterford hype — Blue and White Day, Graeme Coughlan's impact, a revived dressing-room culture, and why Lonergan and Amond could edge a potential classic.
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Ben Symes is back on The Green Scene, fresh from Peru (altitude, stadiums, and a proper football tangent), as Ireland’s next international window comes into focus. He joins David Wilson and Matthew Brennan to look ahead at the international window.
The lads break down Heimir Hallgrímsson’s latest squad, with Owen Elding dropping to the U21s for the Finland playoff push, Nathan Collins returning, and Seamus Coleman named in a fascinating “hybrid” role that has everyone asking: is this a soft launch into coaching?
Plus, Jack Moylan’s ridiculous Cardiff hat-trick (and what comes next), and Matthew reports from Dortmund on Troy Parrott, Champions League nights, and why Irish fans are following him everywhere.
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