Eoin Sheahan and Ger Gilroy are back on your screens from 7.45am this Wednesday morning for another edition of OTB AM.
The pair speak to Alan McLoughlin, who's heroics 25 years ago guarantee the Republic of Ireland's spot in the 1994 World Cup in the US.
McLoughlin revealed in an interview with the Irish Independent last week that he had not been invited to this Thursday's clash with the same opponents, Northern Ireland, by the FAI.
The Association have since extended an invitation for McLoughlin to attend, claiming that the lack of any offer previous was down to a "complete oversight".
We'll be getting the thoughts of the former Republic of Ireland midfielder after 9am.
Also on this morning's show we catch up with Jemele Hill - currently of The Atlantic and formerly of ESPN.
She came to prominence in this part of the world when she was called-out by Donald Trump after she labelled him a ‘white supremacist’ in response to his reaction to the gathering of far right groups in Charlottesville which turned violent, including an incident where a car ploughed into a group of anti-rally protesters - resulting in one death.
Her chat with Eoin Sheahan from last week's Web Summit will go out shortly after 8am.
