S5 Ep26: S5EP26
Episode 26 of the Between the Stripes LOI podcast podcast, hosted by BetweenTheStripes.net, titled "S5 Ep26: S5EP26" was published on September 15, 2021 and runs 131 minutes.
September 15, 2021 ·131m · Between the Stripes LOI podcast
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Episode Description
On this week's show, we're joined by the head of sport at TG4 Rónán Ó Coisdealbha to discuss the groundbreaking WNL broadcast deal as well as the potential for a LOI TV deal on the Irish language station.
Craig Colgan from the Press Box delves into the on and off-field crisis at Dundalk while Maynooth University Town player Cillian Duffy looks ahead to the FAI Cup quarter-final with Bohemians.
Meanwhile, Kieran and Gary have a strong discussion on the state of refereeing within Irish football after another weekend full of controversies.
Craig Colgan from the Press Box delves into the on and off-field crisis at Dundalk while Maynooth University Town player Cillian Duffy looks ahead to the FAI Cup quarter-final with Bohemians.
Meanwhile, Kieran and Gary have a strong discussion on the state of refereeing within Irish football after another weekend full of controversies.
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