Peamount retain Women's National League Cup
Peamount United retained the Bus Éireann Women's National League Cup this afternoon at the headquarters of the Mayo Football League in Milebush, Castlebar.
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Waterford accept manager O'Brien's resignation
Waterford United have accepted the resignation of manager Paul O'Brien, which was tendered before last night's game with Wexford Youths.
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Sligo Rovers v Dundalk: Postponed
Sligo Rovers' game with Dundalk has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
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McEvoy earns deserved point for Bohs
Ryan McEvoy struck late on to give Bohemians a share of the spoils against Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium.
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Patterson wins it for Derry with late strike
Rory Patterson settled a pulsating clash with an 86th-minute winner to sink Drogheda and boost Derry City's title challenge.
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Fagan bags brace at Pat's dismiss Shels
Christy Fagan was the star of the show as Liam Buckley's St Patrick's Athletic posted a vital 3-0 victory against Shelbourne at Tolka Park.
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O'Donnell on form again to earn Students a point
UCD and Limerick have drawn 1-1 in the Airtricity League Premier Division.
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Waters the star for Bray at the Cross
Two brilliant goals from Kieran 'Marty' Waters helped Bray record their first win on Cork soil in 26 years after this deserved 3-1 victory at Turner's Cross.
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Airtricity League Premier Division previews
Team news for five matches on Friday night in the Airtricity League Premier Division.
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Mathews quits as Shelbourne manager
Shelbourne are looking for a new manager with Alan Mathews resigning from his position this afternoon.
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King calls McNamee into Ireland Under-21 squad
Derry City midfielder Barry McNamee has been called into the Republic of Ireland Under-21 squad to face Denmark in an international friendly in Fredericia Stadium, Denmark on Friday 31 May.
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Rovers: Build me up, then let me down
As the old cliche goes "a week can be a long time in football" but for Shamrock Rovers and Trevor Croly they will have mixed views on that famous phrase.
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McNamee is Airtricity Player of the Month
The Airtricity/Soccer Writers Association of Ireland Player of the Month award for April has been presented to Derry City striker Barry McNamee.
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Lawlor named Women's League Player of the Season
Peamount United striker Sara Lawlor has been named as the Bus Éireann National Women's League Players' Player of the Season.
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O'Conor strike earns points for Drogs
Paul O'Conor landed the blow that mattered at Thomond Park as Drogheda United eked out a crucial 1-0 win.
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Saints and Rovers ends scoreless
St Patrick's Athletic were held to a scoreless draw by Shamrock Rovers in tonight's Airtricity League Premier Division clash at Richmond Park.
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Airtricity League misses out on fair play place
Airtricity League sides have missed out a fair play place by UEFA in next season's Europa League.
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Raheny claim Women's National League title
Raheny United have won the 2012-13 Bus Éireann Women's National League.
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Hoops cruise to Setanta Cup victory
Shamrock Rovers are all-Ireland champions once again after a crushing 7-1 victory over Drogheda United in the Setanta Sports Cup final in Tallaght.
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Rovers look to kick-start league campaign
Recently crowned Setanta Sports Cup champions Shamrock Rovers travel to Richmond Park to take on St Patrick's Athletic in tonight's Airtricity League Premier Division encounter, kick-off 7.45pm.
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