Monday 16 May 2022
Bohs had led at the break, through Ciaran Kelly.
Sean Boyd’s goal was the difference between the teams at Tolka Park.
Stephen Bradley’s side are now four points clear of the Candystripes
Remembering the late Freddy Hall’s stint in Irish football.
Champions Shamrock Rovers’ win against Sligo Rovers saw the Dubliners go one point ahead on the summit.
The scoreline didn’t tell the full story as The Tribesmen were made to work hard for a 4-0 win in Cork.
A goal by Roberto Lopes and Danny Mandroiu’s brace narrowed the gap between the champions and the leaders.
Dundalk took a 2-0 lead despite Andy Boyle’s first-half red card, but The Students fought back for a point.
Promise Omochere had put Bohs ahead following a quick counter on 15 minutes.
Aidan Keena on his encouraging start to life at the Showgrounds and his mixed fortunes across the water.
The former Republic of Ireland international was sent off for two yellow-card offences in the dugout at Oriel Park a fortnight ago.
Georgie Kelly talks to The Football Family podcast about his Rotherham heroics, self-doubt, and how football’s macho atmosphere is changing.
Two players with whom Shamrock Rovers have been heavily linked may be among Bradley’s earliest signings in England, should he make the move.
Pat’s slipped to fifth following a 4-0 loss at Richmond Park.
Ruaidhrí Higgins’ brilliant side were 4-0 winners at Richmond Park.
The former Limerick FC goalkeeper made over 40 appearances for the club between 2015 and 2018.
Garry Buckley was the Bit O’Red’s hero at the Showgrounds.
The league leaders overcame UCD 7-1.
The Saints remain seven points behind Derry City in third position.
Andy Lyons, Danny Mandroiu and an own goal by ex-Hoop Max Murphy settled the Dublin derby.
The Lilywhites won it five minutes from time when John Martin, who had only just been summoned from the bench, scored a delightful header
Sean Hoare suggests the Shamrock Rovers defenders have ‘a few quid’ on who can score the most goals this season.
Danny Mandroiu is looking forward to Shamrock Rovers’ match with Bohemians on Friday.
The manager saw his side lose 1-0 to Shamrock Rovers on Monday night.
Brian Gartland was sent off late on, as the Hoops secured a deserved win.
Tim Clancy’s side picked up their first league victory in over a month.
Derry City’s Will Patching finally feels at home again.
Athlone have picked up just a point from their first eight league games in the second tier this season, losing 2-0 to Longford Town yesterday.
John Caulfield’s side kept battling to the finish and were rewarded.
Substitute Dean Williams’ 87th-minute equaliser sent the majority of the crowd home happy.
Aaron Greene proved the match-winner for the Hoops.
Drogheda stay just ahead of Finn Harps in the table.
Ruaidhri Higgins’ side were too strong for UCD.
Duff was angered by Sheppard’s name-checking of the young defender after Shels’ 3-0 loss to Finn Harps.
It was a damaging defeat in the end for Harps, who saw Mark Anthony McGinley sent off four minutes from the end.
Substitute James Akintunde proved the hero with a last-grasp header in enthralling clash with Bohemians.
For long periods it looked as if Dayle Rooney’s early opener for the visitors was going to separate the sides.
The striker was sent off in his first game under Liam Buckley at St Pat’s, but is thriving at the Showgrounds.
The Leesiders earned a convincing win over Athlone Town this evening.
Ireland U21 defender Andy Lyons on adjusting to full-time football at Shamrock Rovers and watching Evan Ferguson at 14.
