Dalymount Park

And I think Irish football itself is growing in its culture.

I mean, if you just look at Daly Mount Park, I mean, that's the home of Irish football.

Unfortunately, no, it's going to be demolished and rebuilt, but...

I think they've just extended their end date for when they're playing.

we've been for the last

three, four years.

Yeah, I will say as well, you know much better than me, Alex, but from what I gather, if you do want to go to Daly Mount Park, you might, good luck getting a ticket sort of thing.

It does seem to be very popular, especially more so with the fact that it's going to be gone soon and obviously...

Wasn't a relevant game, though

... a decent cup for Shells, I mean, last week, but just sort of news-related things, and we can start with Bohs staying in Dalymount Park till, I think, May-ish of next year, potentially saving 400,000 euros.

As, um, as I saw somebody say on, on Twitter, it's, it's like the Wolf Tones.

It's, it's their last gig.

...

in, um, in St. Columb's Park.

I won't be able to get to the, to Dalymount Park for that game.

I'm gonna have to have three games on the go up in the, in the media box.

Bohemians.

Didn't they, um, celebrate the, the end of Dalymount and all that, and like, "Oh, we'll be back in a couple of years", and they had a big event and f- charged fans and-

Charlie Logan

... yeah, made money off it and all that.

Uh, oh, and then, uh, geez, that's great news actually we're not leaving Dalymount now for a while at all.

And, um, but I think there are some interesting stuff, I don't know, Dec, that they're doing with their women's team, given they are such advocates of equality and women's football.

Um, I presume their women's team are gonna carry on playing at Dalymount as well.

They are, yeah.

But Paul made a big point of mentioning, because I was talking to you after the game, the place went wild.

The old Daly Mount was rocking and the old Daly Mount's going to be there for a while longer.

Yeah, very original point there in the Irish Times.

Everyone else realised it went well too.

But I don't know why I picked up a yellow card or what I've done wrong.

The unbeaten run comes to an end, but the next game for you now is a FAI Cup semi-final in Dalymount Park against Bohemians.

It's probably a weird position where you're caught in between.

You're still trying to stay out of a relegation playoff battle, but then you've got a Cup semi-final to look forward to again.

They're unbelievable.

Dundalk, Tala, Richmond Park, Daly Mount, Derry's new pitch.

They're all good facilities.

We're very quick to get on top of the stadiums and different things.

Because I think there was... almost moments throughout the season where you're kind of going God who's he going to start here which one is he going to start with who's going to come off the bench and it's almost done exactly that they've allowed to kick each other on and there's times where you're going God is it time to make a change here if you're Adam Reynolds are you looking at bringing the one off the bench I paid off in spades the other night.

The other thing that I, I think, I think I might've said it last week, lads.

There was a moment throughout the season where you kind of just, you just kind of remembered this is their last season at Daly Mount Park.

They're into a cup semifinal.

Oh, they've missed him big time, yeah.

And it's like initially they were actually fine, but, and, but it, it got me thinking then of these moments where we'd written off the title race, which was basically Enda Stevens' goal in Dalymount for one thing.

What a moment that was, though.

What a m- what a moment that was.