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Supposedly now the talk will probably be... who will be hanging around if anybody that's the next question

well look even him obviously the players i think it's clear to see they'll run through a brick wall from him if they win an fa cup as well maybe that temptation to stay particularly for europe but uh very difficult to see tommy london been there next season i think there's there's interest from all over in him but uh what i will say what a great way to end the league season is what a 3-2 win up in tolka park and The two big dogs on the score sheet, Amundon and Lonergan, and a player who I think has really flown under the radar this season, I've been very, very impressed with him, is Evan McLaughlin.

He got their first goal of the night.

That's a great way to end the season.

They've got the likes of Behan who's played 100 plus games.

McCullough's played 100 plus games.

They've got lads with loads of experience under their belt and they're at that bit more street wise maybe than previous ucd teams even though we just spoke about maybe some of the naivety of of all what's wanting to play but um another thing to factor in i spoke to obviously people would have seen the interview before and after the game yesterday with willie o'connor as soon as i got to tolka park yesterday i looked at the pitch and i said oh yeah this is going to be right up ucd street now it's a bit like when you're i don't know if you've been out on the pitch at tolka probably not in a long long time oh not a good one got there's a certain daily moment vibes to it in terms of it's very uneven

oh yeah no there's a couple of old mounds

Welcome back to the LOA Wrap Up, for a final time this season, I'm Ross Flanagan.

Coming up, Rovers lift the trophy in Oriel Park, but will it be in winning style? Bows and Pats battle it out for second, but who gets the better European spot, and Waterford go to Tokyo looking to secure their safety in style.

But first, despite securing the title last week at home, Shamrock Rovers finally got to lift their 6th SSC Electricity Premier Division trophy in the last 7 years in Oriel Park.

Dundalk meanwhile were not playing along with the celebrations as they snapped their winless streak, beating the Hoops 3-1.

Galway at 42 and 8.

Dryden United finished 9th in the promotion relegation spot with 40 points whilst Lager Rovers finished bottom with automatic relegation to the first division on 25 points.

On Sunday, UCD and Bray Wanderers battled out in Tolka Park for a chance to play Dryden United next Friday with a win in both games, securing promotion to next year's Premier Division.

Kick-off is at 3 o'clock.

They're never going to overcome the goal difference that Waterford have in hand.

no they're not seven seven goals of a difference i mean they need yeah they need things to go their way both in uh sullivan land park and also at tolka park and like waterford aren't going to lose no four or five nil against shelburne and even if they did or draw they're going to put four past galway three four past galway so no look kevin kevin already admitted as much last week that they're going to be in a playoff which look maybe it's no harm that they have time to adjust to that rather than going into tonight's game with something on the line and and then coming up short but um Yeah, it looks like it's going to be Bray or UCD in the playoff, which they faced.

They faced Bray a couple of years ago, obviously, and came through that a week after the cup final.

David, I was saying there that Drogheda are on a downer, UCD and Bray are on an upper, but we'll talk about this next Friday.

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Best Shelbourne night out? We had a good night out when we got to the group stage.

I think we went to Talca and there was a bar under Talca Bar and there was Davey McAllister's band was singing and then there was a bit of karaoke there and that was great cracking and then we headed into town.

So yeah, I'm going to say that.

Already 2-0 up after the first leg, college barely broke sweat as goals in each half from Mikey McCullough and Hugh Smith completed a straightforward victory that will keep their season alive for another game at least.

The students will face Bray Wanderers in Sunday's division final at Tolka Park at 3 o'clock with the winner progressing to face the 9th place team in the Premier Division which are currently droughty united for the right to play in the top flight next season.

Bray were comfortable 3-0 winners over Kerry last night which gave them a 5-1 aggregate win.

Celtic boss Maren O'Neill admits he's yet to decide who his number one goalkeeper is.

Stardalbert, Albert Domecq in Carcassonne.

Dublin's Tolka Park.

Barrow's Craven Park.

I mean, it doesn't take a genius to work out they've burnt off a lot more than they eventually could chew.

But, um, Before I pass back to Collie, that's our second trip to Richmond this year and our second win.

I know they beat us twice in Tokyo, but it shows we can go there.

I don't know if we have a voodoo sign or whatever, Odom, Collie, but you were there.

I'd love to know the energy in the ground.