About Us
David
David Dunne is the founder of the Lansdowne Road Facebook page and a passionate figure in the Ireland supporters’ community.
Known for his strong opinions and straight talking, Dave never shies away from a debate. He has an impressive knowledge of the golden years under Mick McCarthy and Jack Charlton and travels around Europe to support the boys in green. He has helped build Lansdowne Road into the biggest independent fan page on Facebook, with just under 78,000 followers and counting whilst anchoring Lansdowne Roar! since its inception.
Martin
Martin Prendergast is the Chairman of The Republic of Ireland Soccer Supporters Club in London, one of the biggest and most active Ireland supporter groups
Established in 1984. He has been following the republic of Ireland team since 1985, with his first match away to England at Wembley. The London club is a member of The Confederation of Republic of Ireland Soccer Supporters Clubs, which is officially recognised by the FAI. Martin has travelled the world supporting Ireland, including at the 2002 world cup and euro 2012 and 2016, and is known as “Mr Positive” on the podcast or the English lad.
Conor
Conor McEvoy is the youngest member of the Lansdowne Roar Team and a rising star in Irish football commentary.
Best known for his incredible knowledge of emerging talent, there’s scarcely an eligible Irish player – no matter how obscure – that Conor isn’t tracking. His dedication to scouting and spotlighting future stars is second to none, helping bridge the gap between a new generation of fans and the next wave of Irish footballers. Conor is also a freelance sports journalist and the guy behind @reptracker, a platform dedicated to tracking Republic of Ireland footballers playing abroad. Since March 2025, he’s been contributing a weekly roundup for the Irish Times, reviewing the performances of Irish players overseas.
Latest Articles
Five Dark Horse Names for the Upcoming Ireland Squad
With Heimir Hallgrímsson putting the finishing touches to his plans for Ireland’s upcoming Nations League campaign, a number of Irish-eligible players have caught the eye during the opening weeks of the new league season. While the core of the squad is unlikely to...
Could Ogbene and Abankwah be the long-term successors to Seamus Coleman?
Ireland kick off their Nations League campaign in just a month's time, with Heimir Hallgrímsson finalising his strongest squad following his assessment of close to 70 players over the last year. The Irish manager cast the net wide, as he did during his previous...
Irish Eyes on Derby County as Rams Become Unexpected Green-and-White Contenders
With the Championship’s welcome return just around the corner, the domestic season is set to resume for a large portion of the Irish international squad. While the second tier of English football may not be appointment viewing for every Ireland supporter, Irish-heavy...
Sean McGrath Interview: Captaincy, Cup Success and Ambitions for Kerry FC
Image via sportsfile - no copyright intended In this interview, Sean McGrath discusses the significance of Kerry FC’s win over Shelbourne, his responsibilities as the club’s captain and his commitment to the team on and off the pitch. Early Life and Youth Career Born...