S2 Ep34: 2019 Premier Preview show

Episode 34 of the Between the Stripes LOI podcast podcast, hosted by BetweenTheStripes.net, titled "S2 Ep34: 2019 Premier Preview show" was published on February 11, 2019 and runs 66 minutes.

February 11, 2019 ·66m · Between the Stripes LOI podcast

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Between the Stripes LOI podcast returns with a third series as Burke & Brier kick off the 2019 season with three top quality guests. Talking league promotion, Niall Quinn, title and relegation predictions is Declan "Fabio" O'Brien, while new Finn Harps signing Daniel O'Reilly talks about the challenges of traveling, proving the doubters wrong and playing at the big grounds this season. Finally, Gary Parsons from the Tales From The East Stand podcast talks all things Shamrock Rovers. The St.Mel's Brewing prediction game also makes a welcome return as our co-hosts battle it out again in 2019. Please subscribe ahead of the new League of Ireland season!

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