Limavady

Disappointing though if you're a Mavadi fan.

It was heartbreak for Limavady, really, because, I mean, they had more or less carried out the archetypal away performance at a big club.

Probably, I think it was 94th minute or something, winner came.

I mean, heartbreaking for Limavady when you put in, because they would have had to put in a monster shift at the Oval, trying to sort of frustrate Glen Torren for over an hour and a half.

And to lose in that manner is absolutely heartbreaking for Limavady.

I know a lot of the guys at Limavady, and that would have been a crushing blow.

They were so close to getting a valuable point at a really difficult venue against a top team.

But from a Glen Torren perspective, it's all about the three points.

Like, I feel like we'll be doing the, uh, the preview pod, touch wood, uh, come August 2027 and probably 2028.

[upbeat music] Let's dive into the weekend, and can I just be totally rogue and start with Limavady against Ballymena? Limavady, 3-2 victors over Ballymena.

What is going on with the Sky Blues? Just when you think they're on the up, they show that they're a team that doesn't seem to play for 90 minutes.

Um, lots of incident in this game.

Yeah, like two really good goals from them as well to start it off, and they, they looked like they were in cruise control.

And then just it all, it all just turns on that McGonigle goal, doesn't it? And they seem to lose their head a little bit.

And once, once they get the equalizer, that's when they were going one way, isn't it? Limavady looked like a really fun team, and I don't mean that in, like, a demeaning way as like, "Oh, pat their head.

They're down the bottom, and they're really fun." They look good.

25th, Portaferry.

29th October, Limavady.

30th October, Ballymena.

1st November, Dublin.

We fixed it, my love.

I wish I was not in Limavady that night.

I mean, I'm going to have a ball in Limavady, but I'm going to tell you, I would be all over that like a cheap

station.

Yeah, I'm going, my friends are coming over.

What time are you

finishing? What time are you finishing? Because I drive from Limavady.

Where's Limavady? Limavady.

... for her actions and that of her party.

There are women right now in unionist areas of Coleraine and Limavady and Portrush who are pregnant and are about to have a child, and they can't have a child in their local hospital because their local hospital has closed maternity services, and they have to go to the Antrim Area Hospital, which is miles away from them.

There are women in, in, in many places in, in unionist areas, Market Hill, uh, in places in, in, in, uh, beside Daisy Hill Hospital, who will have to do the same.

And when they hear an elected representative says, "I don't mind if the democratic process falls because of the rule of the law," they're wondering, "What planet are you living in?"

That, that, that's the weird thing with Bangor.

You can see like good qualities across the pitch, but it's, it's just going to be how many of those 50/50 games against the Ballymena's, Carrick's, Cruz, Port's, Limavady, even adding Cliftonville and Dungannon.

Like there's, there's such a, a, a mid-table muddle at the minute.

It's can they squeak by and can they start doing it, and, and not doing it just at home as well?

But David Jeffrey and co. are off the mark.

Your ports have finally got three points.

They're still bottom of the table, uh, but they, um, did the business against, well, a Limavady team who'd found a bit of form, um, recently.

You did something that you haven't been doing, and that's, um, scoring early on.

he could [laughs].

And I gave him his debut that night against, I think it was Limavady, and he was up against big Vinny Sweeney, and he-

He didn't give him a kick.

No

I mean, Peter, even to take that, you know, a stage further about squads there and what we were talking about, I was just thinking about that the other day, the depth of Corian's squad.

And you consider that they can send Jamie McGonigal and Alfie Gaston on loan to Limavady and Cody Lyons-Foster on loan to Ballymena.

It's a masterstroke because they're clearly not in Rory's immediate plans and rather than kicking their heels in the sidelines, they're outplaying.

Other teams are making a contribution to their wages.

Not that I would imagine the financial side of things would be a huge burden to Corian, but the big thing is they can still be helping Corian by doing something against other teams.

Can you imagine...

Jamie McGonigal scoring a late equaliser for Limavady to take points off Larne, or Cody Lyons-Foster heading him a winner for Ballymena against Linfield, all of which would benefit Colerain.

Plus, of course, the joy of the loan system there.

And you can now find all the shortlists at bbc.co.uk/foodawards. Our three food producers are scattered widely all over the UK.

Breyto Gold rapeseed oil in Limavady, up near the northwest coast of Northern Ireland.

Dunn Flashader Cottage Croft on the Isle of Skye in the Hebrides.

And The Fresh Flour Company in Devon.

And Sylvia, she showed us round their farm, and then she showed us how they bottled, which is the line that we now have, which has taken us 15 years to get that line.

And she laughed, and she joked, and she says, "You know," she says, "We're going for 80 years." She says, "You will get there." I wanna have that reputation that they have in the whole area.

And, like, Limavady's a very small town, but it would just be lovely to be recognized the way they were.

Um, and for Northern Ireland, like, we're a small country, but people are using our product.