Saturday 29 January 2022
Nicola Sinnott is hoping for a fourth FAI Cup winner’s medal with Wexford Youths this evening.
Murphy has bucked the conventional wisdom that the older a player gets, the further they drop back the pitch.
Wexford Youths manager Stephen Quinn looks ahead to Sunday’s FAI Women’s Cup final in Tallaght.
The defending champions surrendered a two-goal lead at PRL Park.
3-1 Dalymount win keeps Bohs’ fate in their own hands in the race for fourth place.
The Students now face Bray Wanderers at a neutral venue in two weeks’ time.
Promise Omochere scored within three minutes of his introduction to drag Keith Long’s men back into the contest.
The striker took just three minutes to score following his second-half introduction.
The Lilywhites look to be without European football next season.
Peamount are now seven points clear of Shelbourne, who play Treaty United tomorrow, with three games to play.
Danny Mandroiu and Aaron Greene supplied the goals at Tallaght Stadium.
Shelbourne are through to their first final in five years where they will face either Wexford Youths or Peamount.
Stephen Meaney’s header late in the first half earned the visitors a deserved point.
The shot-stopper faces her former club, Galway, in tomorrow’s semi-final.
The strike was a fitting way to settle the encounter that marked the beginning of TG4′s broadcast deal for the domestic league.
The Meathman kept his cool as the hosts emerged as champions after defeating Treaty United.
Ross Fay grabbed a late goal for the hosts but his side will travel to Belgrade for the second leg trailing by 2-1.
Substitute Sinead Taylor scored the only goal of the game eight minutes from time.
Karen Duggan scored for the league leaders before leaving the pitch injured.
Darragh Burns’ brace and Rónán Coughlan’s penalty give Pat’s a 3-0 win.
Emphatic victory puts Peas a point clear at the top with a game in hand.
The Hoops capitalised on St Patrick’s Athletic’s defeat at Sligo Rovers to restore the three-point gap at the top.
Shelbourne knock out last year’s beaten finalists Cork in the FAI Cup quarter finals.
The champions’ clash with Drogheda United was settled by a second-half goal from Aaron Greene.
Second-half strikes from Rachel Doyle and substitute Ciara Maher sealed the win after Carla McManus had put the visitors in front.
A Gaffney goal in either half ensured Stephen Bradley’s side made short work of Teuta in stifling heat.
The champions won the battle of the top two at Tallaght Stadium.
Rory Gaffney scored one goal and created another.
Peamount United moved to the top of the table on goal difference with a 5-1 win over Treaty United.
The experienced duo came up with the goods in the final half-hour to ensure it ended 2-0.
Substitute Ciara Maher was key to her side’s victory.
St Patrick’s Athletic played the final half-hour a man short but Chris Forrester’s goal proved decisive at Richmond Park.
Shels were 4-3 winners in a thrilling top-of-the-table clash.
Liam Scales, Sean Gannon and Aaron Greene all scored as Rovers came from behind to win 3-1.
The Tolka Park side could have won by a bigger margin.
Dawson Devoy, Ross Tierney and Andy Lyons were all on target as the Gypsies beat Waterford.
Rory Gaffney levelled the game his fourth of the season for Rovers.
Stephen O’Donnell’s side proved too good for Longford.
Robbie Benson and substitute Darragh Burns were both on target at Richmond Park.
Stephen Bradley’s side remain on course for a first league-and-cup double in 33 years.
