After their title winning outing in Wexford last weekend Peamount United boss James O’Callaghan joins us for a deep dive into their season, from losing a large contingent of their high profile players last winter, being written off by most followers of the league and the media to sealing the league title with games to spare.

James opens up to Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) about how they regained the league title against all predictions after the gutting of the club last season. He’ll chat about the emergence of some of his young stars and the commitment shown by the entire squad over the last twelve months.

In terms of that performance he shares the credit with his extensive backroom staff and the people behind the scenes within the club for creating the environment that facilitates that performance.

He discusses the increasingly novel situation within the league at Peamount United, of having a national league team which is focused on the women’s sides and what that might mean into the future.

O’Callaghan details the opportunities that exist within the LOI Women’s Premier Division with scholarships, European football and international representation across the age groups.

This week the new CEO of Treaty United, Ciara McCormack drops in to discuss the new Canadian investment into Treaty United and the appointment of Ciara to her new role within the club.

She’ll be chatting to Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke about how the move came about, her own career with Ireland and how she blew the whistle on corruption and abuse within the Canadian Women’s soccer world leading the the imprisonment of her former coach.

She’ll be chatting about what the investment might mean for the club and football in the wider Mid West region.

Shelbourne say their grip on the league title they’ve enjoyed since Noel King’s arrival at Tolka Park evaporate as The Hoops won 3-1. Peamount themselves took a slim win over Treaty to keep their momentum up as they close in on a potential title clinching clash with Wexford this weekend.

After a weather enforced postponement of the majority of games we’ll be chatting about Sligo Rover’s impressive dismissal of Bohemians on Saturday and the rescheduling of a number of fixtures over the coming weeks.

Sligo Rovers smashed four past Bohemians and Shelbourne breezed past DLR Waves in the only two games that survived the weather.

We’ll also be discussing the venue situation for the WNT games with Albania after Tallaght Stadium sold out within a few hours.

We’ll also be looking at more streaming issues for the LOI Women’s Premier Division.

After Ireland’s 100% winning start to the UEFA Women’s Nations League with wins over Northern Ireland and Hungary we look back at a new beginning for the Women’s National Team post World Cup.

Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) discuss this new look Ireland side and the prospects both on the field and in the dugout over the coming months at an important cross roads for the side.

The lads also take a look at the domestic fixtures this weekend with both Shelbourne and Shamrock Rovers looking to close the gap against Peamount who sit out this weekend.

After a record setting outing in the Aviva Stadium, the Republic of Ireland got their Nations League campaign up and running with a solid 3-0 victory over Northern Ireland with the return of Player of the Match, Tyler Toland, and debutant Caitlin Hayes taking the headlines.

Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke discuss the game, the discussion both on and off the field, especially given the discussion into the game. They’ll discuss the fall out from the game, the legacy of the squad’s appearance at the World Cup and preview the game tomorrow against Hungary.

It’s another week packed full of drama on and off the pitch as an explosive interview on the Vera Pauw era with Irish international Diane Caldwell blows up across the country, Sligo pull off a cup shock with a Boh’s sized scalp to set up a Semi Final date with Athlone Town while Ireland prepare for 37,000 people to watch their clash with Northern Ireland on Saturday afternoon.

This week Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke run their rule over all the events on and off the field in the game this week on the show.

Starting with that interview as Diane Caldwell laid bare her thoughts on Vera Pauw’s departure and how the previous manager fared during her tenure.

They also look at the FAI Cup Quarter Finals from last weekend, the Semi Final draw before previewing the Women’s Nations League campaign which starts in the Aviva this Saturday with 37,000 tickets already sold for the game.

It’s the return of the FAI Women’s Cup this weekend as season defining clashes take shape with the last hope of silverware for some clubs on the weekend’s fixture list.

Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) will look back at the weekend’s action where table toppers Peamount United put five past Cork City on what looks like an inevitable procession to the league title.

The lads will also discuss the Nations League clash with Northern Ireland, the coaching ticket announced today and how potential Irish selections have been performing around the globe.

After another Peamount United win they look destined to lift the League title this season. Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne haven’t given up their challenge but time is running out with just a half dozen games left for Rovers.

Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke also chat about Shelbourne’s departure from the Champions League at the first Glasgow City sized hurdle yesterday and what it means for the league going forward.

They’ll also be looking forward to the weekend’s league action as Shels continue to play their playoff in Lithuania against Cardiff City.

After the FAI’s decision last night to not renew Vera Pauw’s contract as Head Coach of the Women’s National Team Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke will discuss what next for the women’s side and the FAI.

They’ll be chatting about the buildup and the background to why this has been possibly the least surprising decision from Abbotstown in recent years and why, despite the public outcry, it’s best for the game going forward in this country.

They’ll also be looking at the return to League action after the FAI Women’s Cup exploits at the weekend, the performances of the non league sides and the performances of Irish players in foreign leagues in recent days.