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Tuesday, 7 April 2009 11:12

Watch Derry City v Sligo Rovers live on RTÉ Two and RTÉ.ie from 7.30pm on Friday. Peter Collins anchors live coverage of the League of Ireland Premier Division clash from the Brandywell (KO 7.35pm). RTÉ.ie streaming is Worldwide.

There is a full programme of games in the League of Ireland Premier Division this evening, with some intriguing ties in store at Turner's Cross, The Showgrounds, Terryland, Oriel and Richmond Park.

Click on a fixture below for the latest team news.

LEAGUE OF IRELAND PREMIER DIVISION
Cork City -v- Drogheda United 7.45pm

Dundalk -v- Shamrock Rovers 7.45pm

Galway United -v- Bohemians 7.45pm

St Patrick's Athletic -v- Derry City 7.45pm

Sligo Rovers -v- Bray Wanderers 8.00pm

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