Northside
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Sep 19, 2026
Ross FlanaganHOST
After that 2-1 win, Bohemians still sit in third on 56 points, level with Pats in second, and three points behind league leader Shamrock Rovers.
Ross FlanaganHOST
On Wednesday's LOI pod, Gareth McGlynn and Ben Symes discussed what could be a special season for the North Dublin club.
Ross FlanaganHOST
Of course, that was before it was announced balls would continue to play in Derryman Park until May next year.
Ben SymesCORRESPONDENT
The other thing that I think, I think I might have said it last week, lads.
Ali BrackenGUEST
Like, it's never suggested that...
Ali BrackenGUEST
So he met this guard outside, uh, North Dublin station-
Nicola TallantHOST
Yeah
Ali BrackenGUEST
... and then made his way home.
Martin WallCORRESPONDENT
Design changes as it came through the planning process will add a little bit more than a billion.
Martin WallCORRESPONDENT
And as the Irish Times reported on Saturday, the budget for the project will now include provision of about a half a billion euro to provide accommodation for the potentially thousands of workers who are going to have to be hired and recruited to build the 19 kilometre line that will run from Swords in North Dublin to Charlemagne on the south side via the airport.
Aideen FinneganHOST
And so are those numbers a surprise to you?
Martin WallCORRESPONDENT
No, they were always going to be higher.
Katie CharlwoodHOST
But the owner, who was a Republican and like a known person, effectively, I want to say an associate, right? He's supposed to be involved in this, but he's sick, right? So because the owner is sick, because of course, instead of landing there, instead, they head up to an old race course.
Katie CharlwoodHOST
So the Baldoyle race course, it's like disused, disrepair, whatever, up in North Dublin.
Katie CharlwoodHOST
And so that is where they end up going instead.
Katie CharlwoodHOST
So the getaway car is a taxi, right? Not like they called a taxi.
Mick KellyHOST
A role to play
John GibbonsGUEST
... because, you know, I mean, the, the likes of Keelings in North Dublin, right? You know, okay, that's quite specialized in certain fruits and so on-
Mick KellyHOST
Mm
John GibbonsGUEST
...
Joe O'TooleGUEST
I mean, one of the things that really astounded me was that I figured that when I was the same age as the kids that I was teaching at Rollerstone, that I had been in Dublin city more times at that age than they had been.
Joe O'TooleGUEST
And I learned very quickly that North Dublin does not any sense of affiliation with Dublin City.
Joe O'TooleGUEST
That was one of the things that came through.
Joe O'TooleGUEST
That has never changed, of course, in fairness.
15 MINS LATER
Joe O'TooleGUEST
And whatever way, we played them again afterwards.
Joe O'TooleGUEST
And then we said, we tried to get involved in the Schools League in Dublin, but they wouldn't have it.
Joe O'TooleGUEST
North Dublin was out.
Joe O'TooleGUEST
That wasn't the city.
Dan ManningHOST
... like that for a week.
Dan ManningHOST
Um, but yeah, I mean, there's, yeah, there is, like, a sort of artificial divide, like, between, you know, like, South Dublin, North Dublin.
GeorgeHOST
Right.
Dan ManningHOST
If you're from the south, like, you're posh, like, your accent-
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
Yeah, look, they're, they're wholly inappropriate.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
Like, really, they're, for a successful businessman like Michael O'Leary, y-you know, those type of comments are just outrageous, and I'd agree with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, the Women's Council of Ireland, and they're just wholly offensive.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
They're completely inappropriate, and the best thing for Michael to do is to apologize and to withdraw them.
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
There's no way on Earth that that type of comparison should be made.
12 MINS LATER
Matt CooperHOST
... price increases as well, though, given that people are struggling with the increased cost of private transport-
Darragh O'BrienGUEST
Mm-hmm
Matt CooperHOST
... why allow public transport to go up? I mean, why, again, did the regulator in this reg- allow on average a 15% increase in public transport fares, but for some fares, such as particularly short bus, bus hops in Dublin, the increase is 33%.
Matt CooperHOST
What sense does that make? Even the Climate Change Advisory Council and Alex White are condemning that.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
The Flood Tribunal, in which I was centrally involved... was set up because of the payments to Ray Burke.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
I had discovered from a businessman called Jim Goberty back in 1995 that Burke had received two large payments of £40,000 each in cash in envelopes from two businessmen in connection with Landry's Owning in North Dublin back in 1989.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
So the period Even then, we were looking back, it was almost 10 years previously, I met Bertie Ahern on the day of the election in 1997 in Dublin, in June 1997, when it looked like he was going to get into power as Taoiseach for the first time.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
and he asked me what I was writing about, because we hadn't named Burke as the recipient of these monies in any of the stories I was writing for the Business Post.
LindaHOST
Thank you.
Rachel FulhamGUEST
So we're walking up through North Dublin and into Kildare, uh, 26 miles, just casually, you know, as you do.
Rachel FulhamGUEST
[laughs]
LindaHOST
Oh.
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