Gary Cronin guided the club to the playoffs during his sole season in charge.

Two second-half goals from Cristian Magerusan saw the hosts prevail.

Gary Cronin takes over following the departure of Daire Doyle last month.

Harps dominated from the first whistle in Ballybofey.

Waterford are now level on points with Finn Harps but stay in ninth due to an inferior goal difference.

Second-half goals from Patrick Hoban and Sean Murray saw them overcome Longford.

Pat’s cemented their grip on second place with a 4-1 win at Bishopsgate.

Aaron O’Driscoll’s first-half goal was enough to take the three points.

Town are 14 points adrift at the bottom of the table.

Town are still rooted to the bottom of the table, nine points behind Finn Harps.

Keith Long’s side had to come from behind at Dalymount Park.

A Dane Massey own goal helped Daire Doyle’s men pick up a draw.

Goals in each half from John Martin and Eric Molloy helped their side prevail in Longford.

They earned a comfortable 2-0 victory over Longford Town at The Showgrounds.

Stephen O’Donnell’s side proved too good for Longford.

The Louth side ran out comfortable winners against at Bishopsgate.

‘We look forward to him showing everyone what he is capable of this season,’ manager Daire Doyle said.

Ex-Ireland and Milwall midfielder Dave Savage revisits his career in football, which included five senior international caps — all earned in the summer of 1996.

There was also a big home win for a new-look UCD team.

2-0 victories for Longford Town and Drogheda United tonight in First Division of the League Of Ireland.

Daire Doyle is the guest on Ep. 14 of The Football Family.

The First Division club have put their faith in Daire Doyle, who had been in charge on an interim basis.

Meanwhile, there are two representatives from both Shelbourne and Drogheda.

Cabinteely’s Kieran ‘Marty’ Waters on the influence of Pat Devlin among others

A bad week got worse for the visitors following the departure of manager Neale Fenn.

The former Tottenham youngster has been heavily linked with the top job at Turner’s Cross.

Elsehwere, Bray Wanderers defeated Athlone Town and the Munster derby was a seven-goal thriller.

In Ferrycarrig Park, bottom-of-the-table Wexford picked up just their eighth point of the season.

Kieran Marty Waters kept Cabo hot on Longford’s heels with an early winner in their Dublin derby.

Cabinteely remain at the top of the table after playing out a draw with Bray Wanderers.

It was a busy night of action in the SSE Airtricity League First Division on Friday.

Georgie Kelly, Gary O’Neill and Dylan McGlade have been nominated for Player of the Year.

Kieran Sadlier hit a hat-trick for John Caulfield’s side.

“Two years ago, I was thinking about quitting football… It’s my family that kept me going,” says Longford’s Dylan McGlade.

Tony Cousins on Chelsea in the 1980s, those infamous Liverpool Christmas parties and a legendary League of Ireland career.

Meanwhile, Shelbourne thrashed Drogheda in tonight’s other cup tie.

Elsewhere, there was a huge shock as Bluebell United knocked out Pat Devlin’s First Division side Cabinteely.

Elsewhere, Crumlin’s Bangor Celtic pulled off a superb comeback against Cork side Everton.

Fenn targets Premier Division return as he takes over at City Calling Stadium.

Two goals from Jason McLelland initially put the Students in command.