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Tuesday 24 November 2020
A David McMillan brace late in the first half, added to goals from Michael Duffy and Nathan Oduwa, proved the difference.
The Hoops narrowly overcame Finn Harps in the FAI Cup quarter-final today.
It relates to confusion over the eligibility of Finn Harps defender Shane McEleney.
‘I am excited for the future and look forward to chasing our dreams together,’ says Long
The 39-year-old defender won two Premier Division titles and two FAI Cup with his hometown club.
Results elsewhere meant Derry were safe from the playoff even in defeat, but they secured an insurance point.
It was a good night for Sligo Rovers, who also could play in Europe next season.
Jack Byrne and Aaron Greene ensured the Hoops kept defeat out of their Covid-curtailed season.
Evan Ferguson featured as Bohs ended the Saints’ chances of a top-four finish.
The 33-year-old enjoyed spells at Galway United, St Patrick’s Athletic, Dundalk, Limerick and Sligo Rovers among others.
Tim Clancy reflects on a memorable season that saw Drogheda crowned First Division champions.
David McMilllan’s brace against Rapid Vienna means he now has 11 in total.
Meanwhile, Kelechi Iheanacho’s brace kept dominant Leicester on course to reach the Europa League knock-out stages.
The Dundalk boss replaced Gary Rogers with Aaron McCarey ahead of this evening’s game.
Dundalk faced Rapid Vienna, as the Irish side attempted to get their first points on the board in the Europa League group stages.
The Candystripes will now face Shamrock Rovers on Saturday.
Former Athlone, Shamrock Rovers and Derry City player Noel Larkin reflects on his career in football.
In the other game, UCD were defeated in a thriller.
Originally, the club’s 0-0 draw with Wexford had been awarded as a 3-0 win to the Dublin side.
The Lilywhites became the first team not to concede a foul over the 90 minutes since the competition began.
Arsenal hosted Dundalk, as the Irish side prepared for their biggest game in recent memory.
Pat Devlin’s side are set to lose out after today’s decision.
The Foras board of management and the club’s administrative staff have both publicly backed a yes vote.
Tim Clancy’s men have pipped Bray Wanderers to the title.
John Martin’s second-half header saw Waterford move up into fourth place.
The 10-man Reds were 1-0 winners at Tolka Park.
Darragh Leahy has played down talk of change within the Irish U21 set-up.
The decision was ‘mutually agreed’ the club say.
55 years ago, Frank O’Neill was part of the Irish team that fell narrowly short of reaching the 1966 World Cup.
Galway’s game against Drogheda this Friday has been postponed.
The 23-year-old has joined Jagiellonia Bialystok for an undisclosed fee.
Harps move a point further clear of Cork City in the battle for Premier Division survival.
Two early goals were ultimately enough for St Pat’s to seal a victory.
Former Ipswich and Bohs goalkeeper Shane Supple on life after sport.
Filippo Giovagnoli’s side secured their passage in the group stages after beating Faroese outfit KI Klaksvik last night.
Daniel Kelly scored a crucial goal in Dundalk’s win tonight.
Dundalk faced KI Klaksvík, with a place in the group stages up for grabs.
Dundalk boss Filippo Giovagnoli made 10 changes to his team following their win against Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday night.
Cork City star Gearóid Morrissey pays tribute to lifelong supporter John Kennedy who passed away last week.
Smith’s early goal is worth a watch.
WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final.
This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes.
Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
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