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# supporting-loi - Friday 14 June, 2019
Kilduff double sends Shels clear at the top as Henderson leaves Cobh with a win
It was a big night for Shelbourne as Longford fall prey in Bray.
Cork and Sligo both left frustrated after Showgrounds draw
Ronan Coughlan cancelled out an opener from Graham Cummins, but both sides will feel they could have taken maximum points.
# supporting-loi - Monday 27 May, 2019
Cork pay the penalty against Bohs, Derry see off Harps in extra time in EA Sports Cup quarters
Dundalk and Waterford also made the final four with wins this evening.
# supporting-loi - Friday 15 March, 2019
Drinan double delivers Waterford win over Pat's
Chris Forrester was left frustrated at the RSC this evening.
# supporting-loi - Thursday 20 December, 2018
Stripe for the picking: Bray return to traditional kit for 2019
A welcome addition to the League of Ireland.
# supporting-loi - Saturday 6 October, 2018
Four mad minutes see Sligo seal Bray's relegation
Caolan McAleer and Michael Drennan struck either side of Jake Ellis as the hosts secured safety.
# supporting-loi - Friday 6 July, 2018
Harps end up happy as top three drop points in First Division
Leaders UCD were held by Shelbourne and Harps were the only team to make ground.
Honours even between Waterford and Bohs thanks to super Supple save and terrific Héry goal
Noel Hunt played 48 minutes on his return to Waterford.
Debut boy Roy gives Derry comeback win over Limerick
The Scotsman scored early in the second half and the hosts seen off a battling Limerick to secure all three points.
# supporting-loi - Friday 18 May, 2018
Waterford's unbeaten home run emphatically ended as Limerick hit six
Stanley Aborah’s early red card for a two-footed lunge gave the hosts an uphill struggle.
# supporting-loi - Wednesday 18 April, 2018
Shamrock Rovers re-sign Alan Mannus as his contract expires in Scotland
The Northern Ireland international will be 36 when he is eligible to play for the Hoops on 1 July.
# supporting-loi - Friday 13 April, 2018
Kelly hat-trick beats Harps and takes Students top of First Division
Meanwhile, Galway United managed to burn off Wexford with three goals inside seven second half minutes.
# supporting-loi - Friday 29 September, 2017
McDermott double seals Drogheda's drop as Candystripes close in on Europe
The Louth club are destined for division 1 with four games still to play in the season.
# supporting-loi - Monday 8 May, 2017
Doherty to thank as Derry take a point home from Galway
Barry McNamee came close to scoring for the Candystripes, but both sides were left frustrated in the sun.
# supporting-loi - Saturday 22 April, 2017
Own goal leaves new Sligo boss Lyttle frustrated
Derry City claimed a share of the spoils at the Showgrounds tonight.
# supporting-loi - Friday 4 November, 2016
Reasons to be cheerful about the League of Ireland despite the challenges
In his final column of the year, John O’Sullivan looks on the bright side.
# supporting-loi - Friday 23 September, 2016
Teams vs the silver screen: Is your League of Ireland ticket value for money?
Columnist John O’Sullivan assesses the arguments against splashing out €15 to see Irish football.
# supporting-loi - Friday 15 July, 2016
Missed penalties, red cards and four goals: the Dublin derby didn't disappoint tonight
Kurtis Byrne gave Bohs the lead in Tallaght but Shamrock Rovers hit back.
10-man Longford made to suffer in Derry
The visitors were fortunate to only concede four at the Brandywell.
Why do bitter League of Ireland rivals support each other in Europe?
And there are more than just coefficient points at stake says John O’Sullivan
# supporting-loi - Friday 8 July, 2016
Cherrie the hero as Bray frustrate Bohs on a night of missed chances
Ismahil Akinade will wonder how he didn’t find the net.
Finn Harps make it 3 wins in a row as they beat Galway
Sean Houston scored the only goal of the game.
Another 5 goals for Limerick as they crush Waterford
The Blues are averaging nearly four goals per game.
# supporting-loi - Saturday 4 June, 2016
Drogs denied big top-of-the-table win as Mann rescues point for Limerick
The draw marks Limerick’s first dropped points of the season.
# supporting-loi - Friday 3 June, 2016
10-man Longford frustrate Bray at the Carlisle Grounds
James Mulhall picked up his second yellow card with over 30 minutes to play, but the visitors held on.
Airtricity League condemn Athlone Town's late withdrawal from First Division fixture
Hosts Waterford United confirmed the game would not go ahead just two hours before kick-off.
Modern football is noise and the FAI and League of Ireland need to capitalise on that
John O’Sullivan believes the league can benefit from the positive reaction to this week’s international at Turner’s Cross.
# supporting-loi - Tuesday 10 May, 2016
Houston rescues a share of the spoils for Finn Harps in north-west derby
Derry had to settle for a 2-2 draw at the Brandywell this evening.
McCabe brace beats Sligo Rovers as Hoops hop into third
An energetic Shamrock Rovers attack made it a comfortable win in Tallaght
Quigley sent off as Cork City claim another win over Bohs
Garry Buckley tapped in the only goal of the game to hand the Rebels all three points at Dalymount Park.
Two see red as Saints end Galway's unbeaten home record with comfortable win
Liam Buckley’s men picked up a 3-0 victory at Eamonn Deacy Park tonight.
Wexford Youths come out on top of six-goal six-pointer at the bottom
Town and Youths began the night level on six points, but there is valuable daylight below Wexford now.
Boyle bumps Dundalk to sixth straight league win
A first-half header was enough for the Lilywhites at Oriel Park, but the home faithful might well have expected to see more goals.
# supporting-loi - Saturday 2 April, 2016
Schlingermann saves penalty and a point for Sligo Rovers against City
The ‘keeper made amends for giving away the spot kick by thwarting Sean Maguire.
# supporting-loi - Friday 25 March, 2016
Significant sums of money at stake when Irish clubs opt to postpone a game
League of Ireland columnist John O’Sullivan takes an in-depth look at the delicate balancing act facing Cork City.
# supporting-loi - Friday 11 March, 2016
There's a reason Cork City fans might not want Leicester City to win the Premier League
John O’Sullivan warns of the dangers of ‘link-up’ deals between Irish clubs and their English counterparts.
# supporting-loi - Thursday 3 March, 2016
Galway boss Dunne hails influence of 'inspirational guy' Pat Lam ahead of fresh start to season
The Connacht head coach has lended his voice to helped Galway United prepare for the new campaign.
# supporting-loi - Friday 30 October, 2015
Longford finish season with a flourish at home to Derry
Tonight was the third successive game that the Town managed to score three goals.
Freddy makes it a nightmare for Sligo as Limerick battle their way to play-off
The ‘keeper’s penalty save put Limerick on track for a vital win.
# supporting-loi - Sunday 30 August, 2015
Sligo a bit out of the red after sharing spoils with Shamrock Rovers
Gary McCabe came back to haunt his old club and deny them victory.
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