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Phil Egan is back with Friday’s Football Daily, with Shamrock Rovers’ European run coming to an end after a 1-0 loss in Finland leaves them out of the Conference League group stage.
You’ll hear Stephen Bradley on the “soft” goals that proved costly, plus analysis from Owen Heary on why expectations around Rovers have risen — and why away performances have let them down.
There’s a full look ahead to a busy League of Ireland night, including St Pats, Bohs, Shelbourne and live coverage of Drogheda United v Dundalk, plus Cork City’s title chance.
Also: Rangers’ European exit, Julian Alvarez’s training absence, and the latest Premier League transfer talk.
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Mick McCarthy is joined by David Wilson and Shane Hannon for this week’s Inside The Odds, as the Premier League is well and truly underway, with the start of the second weekend of fixtures tonight!

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Denise O’Sullivan joins Kathleen McNamee for a very special edition of the COYGIG Pod, reflecting on her return to the States, why she left Liverpool, and the Cork connection with Roy Keane.

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League of Ireland legend Owen Heary joins Eoin Sheahan in studio to reflect on Shamrock Rovers disastrous crash out of Europe and the expectations placed on Stephen Bradley and his squad.

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David and Matthew are back on The Green Scene to round up a busy week for Irish football, starting with Troy Parrott’s first La Liga minutes for Real Betis — and why his cameo in Valencia has people genuinely excited about what’s coming next in Seville and in Europe.
They also dig into John Egan’s remarkable comeback story as he shines again in the Premier League, and what that could mean for Ireland heading into the Nations League.
Plus: Harvey Vale’s role at QPR, the latest on Jake O’Brien’s uncertain Everton situation, Irish free agents still looking for clubs, and why Brentford are flying with Nathan Collins at the heart of it.
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