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Keith Treacy and Graham Gartland join Raf Diallo to react to the recent FAI press conference which saw the association's CEO Jonathan Hill and director of football Marc Canham explain the reasons for parting ways with former Republic of Ireland women's manager Vera Pauw post-World Cup and continuing with men's boss Stephen Kenny until at least the end of the Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.
Former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy believes his former club Blackburn Rovers will provide an excellent environment for current Under-21 starlet Andrew Moran to thrive at.
The prospect of Stephen Kenny's tenure as Republic of Ireland manager coming to an end, as his contracts approaches its conclusion, has become 'a question of when not if', according to former Boys in Green international Keith Treacy.
Former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy and The42.ie journalist David Sneyd join Raf Diallo to react to the Boys in Green's Euro 2024 qualifier defeats to France and the Netherlands.
Unofficially at least, 'McAteer' comes up as an option in the thesaurus when Dutch football supporters are looking up an equivalent for "the shivers".
Dutch journalist Bart Vlietstra, who is a football writer for De Volkskrant, as well as co-editor-in-chief of Santos magazine and a contributor to The Guardian, joins Raf Diallo to give an insight into Ronald Koeman's Netherlands team and where football is at in the land that gave the world 'Total Football'.
On this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast, Raf Diallo is joined by former Republic of Ireland women's manager Sue Ronan, ex-League of Ireland and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Paul Corry and the42.ie journalist David Sneyd.
Conan Byrne and Paul Corry join Anthony Pyne to look back on the biggest stories in Irish football this week.