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Saturday 10 June 2023 Dublin: 16°C

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Quite simply the most picturesque League of Ireland photo we've ever seen
Worth a thousand words.
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'Sligo is different to other clubs' - Evan McMillan
We chatted to the Bit O’Red defender ahead of tonight’s clash with Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght.
# Airtricity Premier Division
5 things to look out for in this weekend’s Airtricity League
Kicking off the long weekend with some domestic football? Here’s what we’ll be looking out for in the Aitricity League.
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A baffling penalty decision from the Airtricity League last weekend
Mervue United were on the wrong end of this call against Athlone Town on Friday night.
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5 things to look out for in this weekend's Airtricity League
Second plays third in the pick of the Premier Division fixtures. Here’s what we will be keeping an eye on in the Airtricity League this weekend.
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St Pat's fans, here's the first look at your new jersey sponsor
Clune Construction will be the Saints’ main sponsor for 2013.
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The Billy Dennehy free-kick that broke Cork City hearts last night
Cork defender Danny Murphy described the loss as “the biggest low” of his career.
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5 things to look out for in this weekend’s Airtricity League games
There’s a full programme of 10 domestic games over the coming days, including the clash of first v third in the Premier Division. Here’s what we’ll be keeping our eyes on.
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Airtricity League wrap: Hoops in 7th heaven as Derry keep pressure on
St Pat’s and Drogheda also picked up full points on a busy night of domestic football.
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They're expecting the President in Tolka Park tonight
Shelbourne are hosting Drogheda United in Drumcondra tonight.
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5 things to look out for in this weekend's Airtricity League games
Seven games in the Airtricity League tonight (and two more tomorrow). Here’s what we’re looking forward to on the domestic scene.
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Sligo goal-machine Anthony Elding wins March award
The new man in the Showgrounds has scored six in his first six league games for the champions.
# Setanta Sports Cup
Setanta Sports Cup to introduce goal-line assistants next week
Tournament organisers confirmed that the two additional assistant referees will be used for this year’s semi-finals and final.
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Sligo make it seven wins on the trot thanks to Elding double
The Bit O’Red seem unstoppable right now and saw off Shelbourne with a 2-0 win at the Showgrounds tonight.
# Round-Up
Airtricity League wrap: Derry put four past Bohs, another draw for the Hoops
The Candystripes were comfortable winners over Bohemians while Ronan Finn equalised for Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght.
# LOI
Interview: Byrne determined to step out of his father's shadow with Lilywhites
The Dundalk striker wants to continue the impressive start to his League of Ireland career.
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5 things to look out for in tonight's Airtricity League games
With five games in the Premier Division and three in the First, there’s plenty of domestic football to keep tabs on tonight.
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5 things to look out for in this weekend's Airtricity League games
Hoops boss Trevor Croly has ordered goals while Sligo are at Dalymount where they will look to keep their 100% record intact.
# Milestone
It's the 150th Louth derby tonight, so here are 5 memorable past meetings
Dundalk host Drogheda United for a historic game at Oriel Park this evening.
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5 things to look out for in the Airtricity League this weekend
It may be international weekend but there is a whole load of domestic football to keep you busy too.
# League of Ireland
No Turkish delight as Drogheda v Trabzonspor friendly rained off
Some fierce rain out there in Dublin today.
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Last night's MNS: The Luas Derby, red cards and Nutsy meets MON
The second week of the season was packed full of incident.
# League of Ireland
5 things to look out for in the Airtricity League this weekend
Will Griffin and Rafter be able to fill Derry’s goal gap? And who will take the spoils from the first big Dublin derby of the season?
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Last night's MNS: Penalty decisions, Owen Heary and Beverly Hills Cop
The Airtricity League is back and with it RTE’s weekly highlights programme.
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Thomond hosts Munster derby in Limerick's return to the top flight
Last season’s First Division champions return to the Premier Division after a 19-year absence and meet Cork City in their season opener.
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The opening night of the Airtricity League in tweets
If you weren’t aware that the League of Ireland was back, one glance at social media will have informed you.
# Round-Up
Airtricity League wrap: Sligo start with a win, Kenny's Dundalk hold Hoops
The reigning champions recorded a narrow victory over Derry City at the Brandywell.
# LOI Kick-off
7 things to look out for in the Airtricity League this weekend
Can Sligo’s midfield continue to supply the goals? Can Stephen Kenny prove a point against Shamrock Rovers?
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In 10 words or fewer… a guide to the Airtricity League Premier Division
Twelve clubs but there can only be one winner — here’s what you can expect in the League of Ireland this season.
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11 reasons why you should go watch the Airtricity League this season
The new season starts tomorrow evening so grab a warm coat, a flask of tea and head down to your local club.
# Airtricity League
'We want to win every competition... including the Champions League' - Sligo Rovers boss Ian Baraclough
The Bit O’Red boss firmly believes his squad is stronger than the won which won the Airtricity League Premier Division last season.
# Airtricity League
Candystripes add Houston to their ranks
The talented midfielder links up with the FAI Cup winners from Bray Wanderers.