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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2021 · 48 MIN

E12: Irish Soccer, Mental Health & Sports Photography

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This is Scoreline extra the Podcast that gives you the best of our interviews from Scoreline on KCLR at the weekends.  This week you’re going to hear from  - Kilkenny native Conor English on battles with mental health and stepping away from football- James Crombie, Irish Photographer of the Year- James Carew from Pog Mo Goal, a magazine and online publication that looks at Irish & world football culture For those stories and more, check scoreline.ie

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This week's catch-up interviews features featured Irish soccer talk with Conor English and James Carew, while also looking at Irish Sports photgraphy.

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