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Drogheda are a point clear going into the final round of games on Tuesday night.
The students have instead put one foot in the post-season series with a 5-1 win.
There were three games down for decision in the First Division this evening.
Tonight’s results put Cabinteely on level points with Longford Town.
Bray’s win over UCD allowed them leapfrog Drogs at the top of the table.
Elsewhere in the First Division, Longford and Drogheda played out a draw.
The Seagulls are three points clear of Drogheda and Cabinteely, although the former can draw level once more tomorrow.
Meanwhile, Cobh Ramblers secured another away win by the single goal.
Elsewhere, UCD continued their excellent recent form with a league-record 8-0 win over Wexford.
Aaron McCabe grabbed the first of his two goals just three minutes after coming on.
The Cork side moved to within two points of Saturday night’s opponents, with Stephen O’Leary scoring a memorable goal in a 2-0 win.
The club are currently second from bottom in the First Division.
Wins for Cabo, Drogheda and UCD tonight.
There was late drama in the league’s other game between Cobh Ramblers and Galway United.
The highly-rated talent Kevin Zefi came off the bench for the Hoops.
There were four matches as the Airtricity League’s second tier returned this evening.
Elsewhere, Wexford and Galway United played out a scoreless draw.
The visitors had to play out the final minutes with just 10 players on the pitch.
2-0 victories for Longford Town and Drogheda United tonight in First Division of the League Of Ireland.
Meanwhile, Cabinteely roared into the new First Division season with four goals in 45 minutes against Bray.
New boss Andy Myler is expecting a tough season in the First Division amid a rebuilding job at the club.
Having threatened a boycott and legal action, clubs have agreed to a compromise on the eve of the new season.
There has been a small change to the promotion play-off series.
The Reds lifted the First Division trophy at Tolka Park following a 7-0 victory over Limerick.
The Dublin club could secure the league title if they beat second-place Drogheda away in their next fixture on 13 September.
Longford will be led by Dáire Doyle as interim manager for the remainder of the campaign.
Shelbourne’s Luke Byrne talks about his return from a cruciate ligament injury, his side’s title-chasing season and working under Ian Morris.
A wrap of tonight’s action from the SSE Airticity League First Division.
Elsewhere, Shels picked up their seventh-straight league win while Limerick surprised Longford at Markets Field.
Finn Harps captain Keith Cowan on his side’s relegation scrap, staying positive amid poor results and playing into his mid thirties.
Meanwhile, Drogheda moved up to second with a win over Bray.
It was a big night for Shelbourne as Longford fall prey in Bray.
It was a night of missed opportunities for many as Drogheda leapt into the top two.
It was a busy night of action in the SSE Airtricity League First Division on Friday.
Elsewhere, Limerick and Wexford, and Drogheda United and Shelbourne drew, while Cobh beat Galway.
Dundalk’s Europa League hero talks to The42 about signing for Shels, life outside the game and this season’s First Division.
There were big wins for Longford, Shelbourne and Limerick in the Airtricity League First Division on Friday.
Bray continued their winning start to the season with a 2-0 win against Limerick.
It was a dramatic opening night in the SSE Airtricity League First Division on Friday.