On this episode, Harry chats to Kilree Celtic chairman Paul Gardiner about the news that the club will be staying in the Nationalist Premier Division for another season and Paul discusses plans for a new AstroTurf pitch in Bagenalstown.

Harry then dives into Crettyard's Nationalist Premier Division win this week after Pat's drew with New Oak to deny them the four in a row and catches up with Crettyard captain, Jack Brady.

We then look at the Tully’s Travel Division One Cup Final over the weekend and discuss the emotional circumstances behind a Dolmen Celtic win before Harry gets some reaction from the Dolmen manager, James Williamson.

Welcome to The Carlow Soccer Podcast.

First up, we'll be delving into the recent announcement that the Premier Division in Carlow will be expanding to a ten-team division next season. What does this mean for the local soccer scene? Join me as we explore the implications and potential excitement this change might bring.

Then, we'll be turning our attention to the thrilling conclusion of the league, happening tomorrow night. Get ready for some heated discussions and predictions as we analyze the upcoming matches and their impact on the season.

But that's not all! We've got exclusive coverage of the LFA Junior Cup Semi-Final draw, straight from Carlow. Hear all the reactions, surprises, and speculations surrounding this crucial stage of the competition.

Plus, we've got a special guest joining us on the show. St. Pat’s Boys manager, Paul White, sits down with me to discuss their recent triumph in the Paul Kirwan Memorial Youths Cup. Tune in to hear his insights, reflections, and plans for the future.

And finally, we'll be previewing the highly anticipated Tully’s Travel Division One Cup Final happening this Saturday. Get ready for some in-depth analysis, player interviews, and expert predictions as we build up to the big showdown.

So whether you're a die-hard soccer fan or just looking to stay updated on the latest sports buzz, The Carlow Soccer Podcast has got you covered. Tune in now and join the conversation!

Tune in to the latest episode of The Carlow Soccer Podcast with host Harry Shorthose, your go-to source for everything soccer in Carlow and beyond!

In this episode, we dive into the thrilling action of the LFA Junior Cup, where New Oak's triumph over Parkvilla took center stage. Despite facing adversity with only 8 men on the field, New Oak showcased remarkable resilience, culminating in a dramatic victory sealed by goalkeeper Craig Kerney's heroic penalty save.

But that's not all! Following up on last week's discussion, we explore the intriguing developments surrounding Kilree Celtic and their battle against relegation. Plus, we preview the upcoming clash between St. Fiaccs and St. Patrick's Boys in the highly anticipated Paul Kirwan Memorial Youths Cup 2024.

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