Thursday 1 December 2022
Neither team were truly deserving of all three points at the end of a mostly dour game.
Ryan Brennan hit his fourth goal of the season to stun the reigning champions.
Dan Hawkins and Mark Coyle provided the goals in a 2-0 win at Head in the Game Park.
Read about Cilian Sheridan’s globetrotting career in our extract from Emerald Exiles: How the Irish Made Their Mark on World Football by Barry Landy.
The Blues are now out of the bottom two.
Stephen Elliott got off the mark for the hosts though.
On-loan Shamrock Rovers forward Gareth McCaffrey scored his sixth goal in 10 matches
The reigning champions remain one point ahead of second place Cork City.
Kilduff was Dundalk’s hero with a late, late Europa League equaliser.
The SSE Airtricity League’s best side drew 1-1 with Icelandic opponents Fimleikafélag Hafnarfjarðar at Oriel Park tonight.
It was a one-sided affair at Oriel Park.
The Lilywhites are now 10 points clear at the summit.
Killian Brennan and Jamie McGrath were on target for the Saints.
John Mountney’s 90th-minute free-kick was deflected home in a 2-1 win for Dundalk at United Park.
Stephen Kenny’s men must leave their league unbeaten streak at 25 games.
John Mountney was the hero once again.
The champions remain at the summit ahead of Friday’s hugely important trip to Cork.
John Caulfield’s men’s away-day strengths were put to the test this evening.
Derek Prendergast, who was sent off, appeared to be the victim of mistaken identity
Stephen Kenny’s side have now gone 21 league games unbeaten at home.
A stunning opening goal from Conan Byrne put Liam Buckley’s FA Cup finalists in control early on.
The striker earned Shamrock Rovers a 2-1 victory over Dundalk in tonight’s last eight replay.
A dominant Dundalk display saw them ease into the quarter-finals.
Stephen Kenny’s men showed little sign of a European hangover as they won easily.
Shane O’Neill and David Scully scored the vital goals for Wanderers at United Park.
Brian Gartland’s 63rd minute header, his second in three games, set the hosts on their way
Two late goals from the visitors set up a tense finale.
The Glaswegian has signed a four-and-a-half-year contract with Roberto Martinez’s side.
The only hop, skip and a jump you’ll have to do this month is between rival TV stations. Here’s what the likes of RTÉ and the BBC have in store.
