Rebecca Creagh's guest appearances

Rebecca Creagh

extratime.com Podcast

Final Whistle Women's National League

Saoirse Noonan

Pearl Slattery

Stephanie Roche

Aine O'Gorman

Emma Hansberry

Laura Heffernan

Eve Badana

Josh Dolan

John Martin

Ian Ryan

Keith Ward

John O’Sullivan

Brendan Gallagher

David Kennedy

James Lowe

OwlTail

Vera Pauw

Part One: (00:22) Luke Jordan is joined by extratime.com stalwart Macdara Ferris and former Shelbourne player Rebecca Creagh on the podcast this week. The guys take a deep dive into the announcement on Wednesday of the Irish squad that will travel to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Who were the unlucky one’s to miss out? Is Sinead Farrelly a nailed-on starter now after being included in the squad? Luke, Macdara and Rebecca try guess what the starting XI will be against Australia in less than a month’s time.  Rebecca talks about her current relationship with Irish captain Katie McCabe, and her earliest memories of McCabe after making her debut for Raheny United as a teenager. She also, discusses the growth of the women’s game in Ireland over the years, her perspective of football growing up, and the importance of how this Irish national team has pushed the women’s game in the country.  We also hear from Irish manager Vera Pauw throughout the segment after Luke attended the Irish Squad announcement for extratime.com. She shares her thought process on the difficult decisions she had to make and why it was a devasting day rather than one of joy.  Part Two: (1:03:25) In the second half, Luke and Macdara round up the latest news in Irish football from the past week. Macdara briefs us on the latest calls for government funding for Irish football as political and football rivals came together in Leinster House during the week to discuss the future of Irish football ahead of next month’s private member’s motion in the Dáil on investment in football infrastructure. The lads also chat about Robbie Keane’s controversial appointment as Maccabi Tel Aviv boss with Macdara sharing a story about his trip to Israel for an Irish game a few years back. Support the show

Part One: (00:22) Luke Jordan is joined by <a href="http://extratime.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.com</a> stalwart Macdara Ferris and former Shelbourne player Rebecca Creagh on the podcast this week. The guys take a deep dive into the announcement on Wednesday of the Irish squad that will travel to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Who were the unlucky one’s to miss out? Is Sinead Farrelly a nailed-on starter now after being included in the squad? Luke, Macdara and Rebecca try guess what the starting XI will be against Australia in less than a month’s time.  Rebecca talks about her current relationship with Irish captain Katie McCabe, and her earliest memories of McCabe after making her debut for Raheny United as a teenager. She also, discusses the growth of the women’s game in Ireland over the years, her perspective of football growing up, and the importance of how this Irish national team has pushed the women’s game in the country.  We also hear from Irish manager Vera Pauw throughout the segment after Luke attended the Irish Squad announcement for <a href="http://extratime.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.com</a>. She shares her thought process on the difficult decisions she had to make and why it was a devasting day rather than one of joy.  Part Two: (1:03:25) In the second half, Luke and Macdara round up the latest news in Irish football from the past week. Macdara briefs us on the latest calls for government funding for Irish football as political and football rivals came together in Leinster House during the week to discuss the future of Irish football ahead of next month’s private member’s motion in the Dáil on investment in football infrastructure. The lads also chat about Robbie Keane’s controversial appointment as Maccabi Tel Aviv boss with Macdara sharing a story about his trip to Israel for an Irish game a few years back. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Extratime.com Podcast - Season 11 - Episode 18 - Rebecca Creagh - Vera Pauw - Funding Irish Football - Keane to Tel Aviv

This week Stephanie and Breifne are joined by Shelbourne midfielder Rebecca Creagh and attacking prospect Kayla Brady of Athlone Town ahead of the start of the 2021 season.Rebecca, a Shels stalwart, has rejoined the club this season after being away in Australia, dealing with a period of injury struggles and a re-introduction to the league with Bohemians last season. She's delighted to "get the band back together" having played with a core of that team including Rachel Graham, Pearl Slattery and Noelle Murray since their teenage years. She discusses the appointment of Noel King to the managerial position and the recruitment of Saoirse Noonan, Amanda Budden and Rachel Baynes amongst others to the playing squad has really given the squad a lift ahead of the new season where they hope to move one step higher and reclaim the league title from cross city rivals Peamount United.We're also joined by Irish underage international Kayla Brady, who along with her older sister Leah, was an integral part of Athlone's debut season in the League and is raring to go ahead of the 2021 season.She talks about the geographical spread of players coming from all over the centre and north west of the country who have been gathered by Tommy Hewitt for the season ahead with international quality in the shape of Northern Ireland senior international defender Catherine Hyndman &amp; Muireann Devaney who's represented Ireland at underage level.Across the show Kayla, Rebecca and Steph discuss the impact of having the support of the men's national league sides in terms of expertise, facilities, profile and resources to really push on the standards of the women's game.Stephanie also tells us about Peamount's own weather nightmares against Athlone in a game on Friday evening, where even the match officials were praying for an early final whistle due to the atrocious conditions that marred a number of games in the last week.

This week Stephanie and Breifne are joined by Shelbourne midfielder Rebecca Creagh and attacking prospect Kayla Brady of Athlone Town ahead of the start of the 2021 season.Rebecca, a Shels stalwart, has rejoined the club this season after being away in Australia, dealing with a period of injury struggles and a re-introduction to the league with Bohemians last season. She's delighted to "get the band back together" having played with a core of that team including Rachel Graham, Pearl Slattery and Noelle Murray since their teenage years. She discusses the appointment of Noel King to the managerial position and the recruitment of Saoirse Noonan, Amanda Budden and Rachel Baynes amongst others to the playing squad has really given the squad a lift ahead of the new season where they hope to move one step higher and reclaim the league title from cross city rivals Peamount United.We're also joined by Irish underage international Kayla Brady, who along with her older sister Leah, was an integral part of Athlone's debut season in the League and is raring to go ahead of the 2021 season.She talks about the geographical spread of players coming from all over the centre and north west of the country who have been gathered by Tommy Hewitt for the season ahead with international quality in the shape of Northern Ireland senior international defender Catherine Hyndman &amp; Muireann Devaney who's represented Ireland at underage level.Across the show Kayla, Rebecca and Steph discuss the impact of having the support of the men's national league sides in terms of expertise, facilities, profile and resources to really push on the standards of the women's game.Stephanie also tells us about Peamount's own weather nightmares against Athlone in a game on Friday evening, where even the match officials were praying for an early final whistle due to the atrocious conditions that marred a number of games in the last week.

Rebecca Creagh & Kayla Brady

Conan Byrne

Gavan Holohan

On this edition of the extratime.ie Sportscast, presenter Declan Marron is joined in studio by extratime.ie reporter Dave Donnelly as they talk to their first guests of the newly rebooted podcast. Speaking to the extratime.ie Sportscast, St Patrick's Athletic winger Conan Byrne admits he's had to draw on all of his experience as the Saints have endured their shakiest season since Liam Buckley took over in 2012. Byrne also paid tribute to Buckley for sticking to his footballing principles despite their troubles this season. Also on the extratime.ie Sportscast, we speak to Gavan Holohan on Galway United's recent upturn and the departure of former Cork City teammates Sean Maguire and Kevin O'Connor to Preston. And Rebecca Creagh speaks about her time in Australia as she returns in time for Shelbourne's Champions League campaign in Belfast. We also speak to extratime.ie reporter Tom O'Connor to get the lowdown on Shamrock Rovers' 1-0 win over Dundalk at Oriel Park on Sunday nightSupport the show

On this edition of the <a href="http://extratime.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.ie</a> Sportscast, presenter Declan Marron is joined in studio by <a href="http://extratime.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.ie</a> reporter Dave Donnelly as they talk to their first guests of the newly rebooted podcast. Speaking to the <a href="http://extratime.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.ie</a> Sportscast, St Patrick's Athletic winger Conan Byrne admits he's had to draw on all of his experience as the Saints have endured their shakiest season since Liam Buckley took over in 2012. Byrne also paid tribute to Buckley for sticking to his footballing principles despite their troubles this season. Also on the <a href="http://extratime.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.ie</a> Sportscast, we speak to Gavan Holohan on Galway United's recent upturn and the departure of former Cork City teammates Sean Maguire and Kevin O'Connor to Preston. And Rebecca Creagh speaks about her time in Australia as she returns in time for Shelbourne's Champions League campaign in Belfast. We also speak to <a href="http://extratime.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">extratime.ie</a> reporter Tom O'Connor to get the lowdown on Shamrock Rovers' 1-0 win over Dundalk at Oriel Park on Sunday night<a href="https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

The Extratime.ie Sportscast Episode 88 - Conan Byrne - Gavan Holohan - Rebecca Creagh