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Norwich City FC
Niall Quinn
Irish Football
Middlesbrough FC
Euro 88
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USA Cup 1996
Macedonia
Manchester City
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League Of Ireland
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Liam Brady
Jack Charlton
Ireland National Football Team
John O'shea
Keith Fahey
Irish National Football Team

This is a journey through Irish footballing history. Every week Conor and Johnny discuss a player or moment from the Republic of Ireland's history. Beginning with the 1992/1993 Premier League season, these two diehard fans have a simple purpose - to talk about every Irishman to grace the Premier League!

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Spending 43 million on reports. My my my. Join Conor and Jonny this week as they discuss the ill-fated 'Bertie Bowl'. In 1999 the FAI and Irish government began planning for a new football stadium, first Eircom Park and then the 'Nati... more

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From 1990 to 2000, the Republic of Ireland featured five one cap wonders which, if we do say so ourselves, make up quite the decent 5-a-side team. Join Conor and Johnny as they discuss they five players good enough to play for the Rep... more

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Far-right agitators, insufficient police numbers and a failure to respond to security intelligence. What could possibly go wrong?!

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Adrian Kane
Head of the Services Division of SIPTU
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Episode: Inside the FAI Redundancy Battle with SIPTU's Adrian Kane
Paul Joannou
Author of the book 'Bill McCracken, The Offside King, The Life and Times of Football Legend'
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Episode: Interview with Paul Joannou on Bill McCracken, the Offside King
Liam O'Brien
Former footballer who played for Manchester United, Newcastle, and Tranmere Rovers
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Episode: Interview with Newcastle Legend Liam O'Brien
Philip O'Rourke
Host at Forgotten Football Clubs and author
Episode: The Boys interview Philip O'Rourke of Forgotten Football Clubs Fame
Anthony Stokes
Former Celtic and Ireland international footballer
Episode: The Boys Interview Anthony Stokes
Adam Kavanagh
Member of the DIA Euro futsal team, living with type 1 diabetes
DIA Euro Futsal
Episode: The Boys Interview Adam Kavanagh from Diaeuro Futsal Ireland
Chris Lee
Author and football historian
Episode: The Boys Interview Chris Lee
Michael Fahey
Author of "Don't Cry For Me, Next Door Neighbor, Five Nations, One Decade, A Nineties Football Journey"
Episode: The Boys Interview Michael Fahey
Robert Cooper
Friend of the podcast and previous Ronnie Wheelan enthusiast
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Episode: Best Premiership XI v. Non-Premiership XI

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Conor Heffernan
Host of discussions focused on Irish football history, highlighting players and significant events from the Premier League era.
Johnny
Co-host alongside Conor Heffernan, bringing insights and personal anecdotes to discussions about Irish football history.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • Superb Pod

    The lads do their research and deliver each topic brilliantly without taking themselves too seriously.

    Well done fellas.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tekkers 81
    Australia2 years ago
  • Funny with a lot of unknown stories

    Big fan of this podcast. The two lads do a deep dive of the history and always find a mad story or two along the way

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    scABC2991
    Ireland3 years ago
  • Terrific

    Great episodes with Alan Kirby

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    St Pats Fan
    Ireland4 years ago
  • The boys done good

    The best Irish football podcast I’ve heard

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Montgodj
    Australia4 years ago

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Audience feedback emphasizes the high-quality production and the hosts' passionate dynamic.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and humorous discussions that reflect thorough research into Irish football's history.
The show is praised for its ability to blend informative content with entertaining storytelling.

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Inside the FAI Redundancy Battle with SIPTU's Adrian Kane
Q: How does the restructuring create a chilling effect on workers?
Adrian states that several coaches with years of experience are leaving, creating a chilling atmosphere where employees feel uncertain and uncomfortable about the future, impacting their passion for the job.
Inside the FAI Redundancy Battle with SIPTU's Adrian Kane
Q: What is the current state of play between the FAI and its workers?
Adrian Kane explains that they recently met at the Workplace Relations Commission to address redundancy concerns, emphasizing dissatisfaction with the relationship between SIPTU and the FAI and the negative implications of their restructuring.
Interview with Paul Joannou on Bill McCracken, the Offside King
Q: What does McCracken's legacy look like?
He is recognized for being one of the first players to change the rules of football, particularly the offside rule.
Interview with Paul Joannou on Bill McCracken, the Offside King
Q: What was it that distinguished McCracken as a player at that time?
He was young, quick, had a tactical mind, and could defend and attack effectively.
Interview with Newcastle Legend Liam O'Brien
Q: How did you experience playing under both Jack Charlton and Mick McCarthy?
Liam described the two as very different managers, with Charlton focusing on direct play while McCarthy emphasized holding onto the ball and passing.

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Listeners can expect a thorough exploration of Irish footballing history, with particular focus on key players and pivotal moments from the Republic of Ireland's football journey. The discussions often reflect a blend of nostalgia and analysis, diving into the significance of events starting from the 1992/1993 Premier League season, thereby encompassing a wide array of stories and insights regarding Irish players in the Premier League. Unique in its dedication to each player's legacy, the content is enriched by the hosts' diehard fan perspective, bringing personal anecdotes and emotional connections to the forefront, accessible for both long-time followers of the sport and new enthusiasts alike.

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