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No prizes for guessing what takes up most of this weeks podcast.

After 3 hugely successful seasons, Damien Duff resigned as manager of Shelbourne Football Club.

The lads discuss the fallout of a defeat against Derry, the happenings of Sunday morning, and what lies ahead.

They discuss their pride in how the players and staff performed in Waterford, and how Shels were unlucky not to take all three points.

There's all that, plus another massive win in Sligo for our WPD side, and the lads look ahead to a massive FAI Cup tie against Galway this Saturday.

Add in listener comments, and of course The Richie Rankings, and it's another busy episode of The 1895 Podcast.

It's a cobbled together back three as Darren is joined by Lee and John for this week's 1895 Podcast. The lads chat the Champions League draw, Luke Byrne gives an update from Nyon,The Richie Rankings return, and there's a spotlight on the business end of the women's season. All that plus Dublin derby delight, the rise of DOS in the League of Ireland, and Drogheda's Euro dilemma.

Join Ste and Ben on this week’s episode of the 1895 Podcast as they review a thrilling victory over Sligo

Fresh off John Martin's stunning hat-trick, the lads dissect what went right on Friday.

Mackenzie Anthony's goal was enough to secure a point in the All-Island Cup, where the Reds sit top of the group with 1 game to play.

They also reflect on the significance of the upcoming international break, listener comments, and the customary Richie Rankings.

Ste and Ben are here again to look back over another busy weekend.

A 6-1 victory in Wexford came in between a defeat and a draw for Damien Duff's team, leaving the lads with more questions than answers.

Pearl Slattery broke her 3 game goal drought,, Lorcan Healy made his League debut, and Ste & Ben did their best to not talk about referees. All that plus listener comments, Richie Rankings and plenty more.

There was a late substitution this week, with Darren in the hotseat along side Ste for this weeks 1895 Podcast.

The lads break down a massive come from behind victory over St Pats, the mental victory, character, and brave managerial decisions.

The assists took centre stage on Saturday, where a brace from Rebecca Cooke saw our WPD side take all 3 points against Galway.

We have all the usual stuff, Richie Rankings, listener comments, and of course, some moaning.

On this weeks 1895 Podcast, Ste and Ben will look back on another busy weekend for the Reds.

Victory against Treaty was sandwiched between defeats for Duffer's team, and the lads ask how we can get back to winning ways.

There is all the usual stuff, including listener comments and the Richie Rankings, whilst the lads also discuss the potential of the Reds going back to Lansdowne Road.

This week, the lads have more questions than answers.

After three 2-2 draws on the bounce, the lads wonder if not winning more games so far could come back to bite us.

The All Island Cup is off to a flyer, with the Reds hitting Linfield for 5.

There's WPD chat, Ben is angry, listener questions, and of course Richie Rankings.

This weeks podcast does exactly as the title suggests.

Ste and Ben are here to look back on a busy Easter Weekend for the Auld Reds. Draws for Damien Duff's side left the lads feeling confident, satisfied and frustrated, while a 7-0 victory for our WPD side certainly boosted morale for everyone involved. We also have our Richie Ranking's, some listener comments and Ben is angry again.

This week, the lads are here to review a huge couple of wins in the world of Shelbourne FC.

Damien Duff's side bossed Bohemians, while Eoin Wearen's team stuck 7 past Bohs in Dalymount on Saturday evening.

There's praise all round, for performances and decisions, as well as Richie Rankings, listener questions, and all the usual moaning and rambling!

Ste and Ben are here as always to review the 0-0 draw away to St Pats. The lads talk grit, determination, and cutting edge.

They also preview two huge Dublin Derbys this week.

Damien Duff's side entertain the Gypsies on Friday night, while Eoin Wearen's side head up the road to Dalymount on Saturday.

As well as that we have listener questions, Richie Rankings and more.

Ste and Ben are back with another busy episode of The 1895 Podcast.

The lads review a hard earned 3 points in The Showgrounds, made more impressive by the growing injury list amongst the group.

Eoin Wearen's side picked up another hugely important 3 points on Saturday, thanks to late Kate Mooney penalty.

Also on the agenda this week are red cards, both deserved and undeserved, terrible stick, manager rants and the Richie Rankings.

On this bonus episode, Ste was joined by former Shelbourne chairman Gary Brown, to discuss Gary's upcoming one man show, "Ollie, One Love One Life".

The show, starring Apres Match's Gary Cooke, delves into the life of the charismatic former chairman Ollie Byrne.

Gary also dives into his time as chairman, covering the relationship between Dermot Keely and Ollie, the trip to Ibrox in 1998, and plenty more.

"Ollie, One Love One Life" will be on stage Saturday May 17th and Sunday May 18th, at the Helix Theatre.

Tickets cost €37 plus booking fee and are available at www.thehelix.ie

This week, the lads chat all about the 4-0 victory over DLR Waves, the professional performance and the woeful pitch.

They also preview a difficult trip to Sligo, and try to guess what the starting 11 will be.

Aside from that, there's disagreements, Richie Rankings, and the usual listener questions.

On this weeks 1895 Podcast, Ste and Ben break down Friday's 1-1 draw in Tolka Park against Cork City.

Everything is on the table, from starting 11's to substitutions.

The lads also give their Richie Rankings, and respond to your listener questions.

The lads are here to review a disappointing weekend for The Auld Reds.

Defeats to Drogheda on Friday, and Shamrock Rovers on Saturday saw both the Mens and Womens teams defeated in league action for the first time since September 2022.

Bad Shelbourne takes also feature heavily this week, and of course we bring you our Richie Rankings.

Ste and Ben are back as always with another busy edition of The 1895 Podcast.

Shels won their 2nd President's Cup of the season, with a 2-1 win over Athlone Town.

Friday night saw the Ringsend Derby end in a 1-1 draw, and it was a share of the spoils again on Monday in Galway, with another 1-1 draw.

We also have Richie Rankings, manager meltdowns and more.

This week on the 1895 Podcast, Ste, Ben and Darren are joined in studio by special guest Harry Wood. From his early days in the Manchester United academy to the challenge of breaking through at Hull City, Harry takes us through the highs and lows of his journey in the game. He reflects on the life-changing move to Tolka Park, the impact of Shels on his career, that goal in Derry, the most incredible night in the Reds 130 year history and Harry takes on Team Mates.

Ste, Ben and Darren are here this week to review a crazy Friday night in Tolka Park.

The Reds roared into a 3-1 half time lead, thanks to a goal from Evan Caffrey and a brace from Sean Boyd.

The lads then discuss the swift and professional handling of the half time power cut.

We also have listener questions, chat about our new loan signing James Norris, and of course, the Richie Rankings.

The lads are back this week to look back on the 2-0 victory over Drogheda in the President's Cup.

Goals from Mipo and Sean Boyd ensured the first piece of silverware of the season stayed in Drumcondra.

Ste and Ben also give their predictions for the upcoming season, as well as talking about Shelbourne doppelgangers, the Richie Rankings, and listener questions.

Ste and Ben are here this week to preview this Fridays President's Cup game against Drogheda United in Tolka Park.

The lads take a stab at predicting the starting XI for the Drogheda game, chat squad depth, as well Shelbourne doppelgangers, away kits, other clubs online antics, and of course, Richie Rankings.

Ste and Ben are here this week to get more minutes in the legs for pre season.

The recent Fan Forum features heavily this week, with the lads breaking down all the off the pitch progress the club is making.

All the usual squad talk is here, along with listener questions!

Ste, Ben and Darren are here this week for the 1st podcast of the season.

The lads look at a busy few months within the club, covering all the arrivals and departures, as well discussing last seasons success.

Ste, Ben and Darren are here for the final podcast of the season.

No prizes for guessing what the topic was this week.

Harry Wood's goal in Derry was enough to clinch the title for the first time since 2006, and the lads will take us through a highly emotional night last Friday.

There's also some listener comments, and the lads give out their final Richie Rankings.

This week, the lads are here to preview the final game of the season.

Victory in Derry would seal a first Premier Division title since 2006 for Damien Duff's Reds.

Ste and Ben also look back on the win over Drogheda, and the legends game that took place on Saturday to celebrate 100 years of Tolka Park

Ste and Ben are here this week to review a breathtaking 6-1 victory over Athlone Town in the FAI Cup Final

The lads also discuss the massive three points earned against Waterford on Friday night, which keeps Duffer's team top of the pile going into the final two games.

Also on this weeks pod, the lads announce the nominees for this years 1895 Awards.

Ste and Ben preview the showpiece game against Athlone Town on Sunday, as well as looking ahead to another massive game in Tolka.

With a huge couple of weeks ahead, Ste and Ben are here to cover all things Reds related.

Men and women's fixtures and results, a thriving academy, touchline bans, moaners and much more.

Ste is back with Ben this week to look back on a dramatic weekend in both title races.

Eoin Wearen's WPD side kept their hopes alive with a narrow win in Galway, whilst Damien Duff's team had to settle for a point from two difficult games.

All that plus referees, red cards, fan comments and Richie Rankings

In this special episode of The 1895 Podcast, we sit down with one of Shelbourne's most iconic figures, Dermot Keely. Known for his no-nonsense style both on and off the pitch, Dermot takes us through his incredible career as a player and manager.

From leading Shelbourne to double glory to returning when the club was on its knees. Dermot chats about life under Ollie Byrne, his new book, and how newspapers served as social media for the great football rivalries of the 90s and 00s.

Join us for the upcoming launch of Dermot’s new book, "Better Without A Ball". The launch event will take place at Tolka Park on Wednesday, 25th September at 7:30 PM. Dermot will be joined by first team manager Damien Duff for a special evening celebrating his career and stories from the book.

Free admission for the event, and the book will be available for purchase on the night for €20, with cash and Revolut accepted.

Join us for this special episode, and don’t miss the chance to meet one of Shels' greatest legends at the book launch event.

Ben and Darren are focused on the FAI Cup clash with Derry City, the WLOI title race hots up, and we reflect on a drawn Dublin Derby at Dalymount. We'll check in with Aiden O'Brien at the Reds pre-match presser and the weekly Richie Rankings separate the winners from the losers of Irish football.

Ste and Ben are in studio this week to look back on some great Reds moments.

As well as that, the lads discuss the 1-1 draw in Dalymount, a massive win in Dundalk, and give their Richie Rankings

Ste and Ben sit down this week to react to an amazing and dramatic win in Tallaght on Monday night, and a draw at home to Bohs. We'll also get the lads' Richie Ranking, and they'll pretend they understand tactics!

Ste and Ben review all of the weekends action, including a win against Galway and defeat to Athlone.

Penalties and referees are hot topics this week, as are impact players, and how to bounce back from defeat.

The lads also give their Richie Rankings, and discuss which players look like they're in the wrong profession.

This week Conor Kearns is our special guest on the 1895 podcast, joining Ben and Ste in studio.

This week, Ste and Ben are busy breaking down a mixed bag of Reds results.

Eoin Wearen's side advanced to the quarter final of the FAI Cup, where they will face Shamrock Rovers (A).

On Monday night, Damien Duff's team had to settle for a point against 10 man Derry City.

The lads also give their Richie Rankings, talk referees, and wonder will everyone ever stop being obsessed with Damien Duff.

Ste and Ben are back in their box room's to preview and review plenty of Shelbourne action.

Zurich away, Zurich at home, DLR and Galway are all on the agenda for this week.

The lads also give their Richie Rankings, discuss the workrate of the staff, and ponder the possibility of a double (or two!)

Ste and Ben are in the hotel lobby this week in Switzerland to review victory over St Joseph's and preview Thursdays game against FC Zurich.

Ste and Ben have swapped their spare rooms and studios for the Marina in Gibraltar this week.

The lads discuss last weeks victory, the conditions that await on Thursday, and they also bump into some Reds who are soaking up the sun.

Ste, Ben and Darren are in studio this week to chat about the weekends results, referees, a return to europe, and to give their Richie Rankings.

Ste and Ben are joined by Reggie on the 1895 Podcast this week

The lads break down the win over Galway, preview two massive games against Drogheda and Wexford, give their Richie Rankings, and react to listener questions.

Damien Duff is the guest on this week's episode of the 1895 Podcast as Ben, Adam and Darren chat Galway, the All Island Cup and Europe.

10 years on from the original release, we are delighted to bring you a chance to hear ‘Never Ignored: Ollie’s Reds’ once again. This documentary from award winning producer Eoin Brennan brings us the story of one of Irish sports’ most remarkable figures, and perhaps the most dramatic tale of rise and fall in Irish sporting history...

This is the story of Shelbourne Football Club’s rise from a destitute club in the 1980s to coming within 30 minutes of the Champions League group stages in 2004, before an unprecedented, rapid fall in 2006 left the club drowning in debt and struggling for survival.

The programme examines how Shelbourne’s fate was intertwined to the bold, revolutionary and ultimately doomed vision of Ollie Byrne – the club’s owner, one time saviour and its most passionate supporter.

Going beyond Byrne’s time in football, ‘Never Ignored: Ollie’s Reds’ also tells the life story of Byrne, from his time managing bands, including Phil Lynott’s Skid Row, on the Dublin rock scene of the 1970s, to running nightclubs and a spell in prison.

A parable of Ireland in the Celtic Tiger years, Ollie Byrne and Shels displayed unbridled ambition and fuelled it with borrowings far beyond their means, and this story tells us not only about sport, but also wider Irish society during those years.

Through interviews with former players, managers, Shelbourne board members, staff and supporters, and Ollie Byrne’s family, this documentary brings us the story of one of the most colourful characters ever to grace Irish sport.

‘Never Ignored: Ollie’s Reds’ was written and produced by Eoin Brennan. Presented by and sound design by Neil Kavanagh. Edited by Eoin Brennan and Neil Kavanagh. Additional research and reporting by Shane Dawson.

The project was supported by a grant from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, as part of the Sound And Vision Scheme.

Archive audio supplied by RTE Archives and Libraries. The documentary originally aired on Newstalk in August 2014

Ste and Ben try their best this week to keep up to date with all the news from around the club this week.

Eoin Wearen's side defeated Galway to go top of the league, while a Will Jarvis goal was enough to extend the Reds' run at the summit of the Premier Division.

Aside from that, there's signings, outgoings, more good news surrounding Tolka Park, and reaction to being drawn against St Josephs of Gibraltar in the 1st Round of the UEFA Conference League Qualifiers.

Ste and Ben are with us this week to preview a massive game in the Womens Premier Division against Galway, and the last game before the summer break for Damien Duff's side.

Rachel Graham pops in to tell us how big the win against Treaty was, and how important it is to "win ugly".

There is all the usual fun, listener comments, and the Richie Rankings.

Ste is joined this week by Adam Leonard.

The lads break down the defeat at home to Sligo, and discuss whether the performance was as disappointing as the result.

Is our style of play sustainable? Or should we be more direct? The lads try and decide what is the best way to keep picking up points.

Also on the agenda is the Richie Rankings, listener questions, and Aido Manifold takes on Mastermind.