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Breaking news: Cork City part ways with manager John Caulfield

- May 1, 2019 1

Cork City FC wish to confirm that John Caulfield will step down from his position as first team manager with immediate effect. The club and John Caulfield came to a mutual agreement today at Bishopstown Stadium. Speaking on this announcement, Cork City FC chairman Declan Carey said “Everyone at the club

Gary Rogers and Dundalk play out from the back 75% of the time with kick outs

- April 30, 2019 0

On his 542nd League appearance we wanted to see if as a goalkeeper Dundalk’s Gary Rogers has adapted to the new goalkeeping style of ‘playing out from the back’ or is the shot stopper more of a keeper that kicks it long at every opportunity. The stats are based solely on

Bohemians and Waterford share the spoils at Dalymount

- April 27, 2019 0

Darryl Geraghty reports from Dalymount Park Honours even at another packed Dalymount Park in an as entertaining a 0-0 as your likely to see. With a hectic Easter schedule in full swing, Bohs made eigtht changes to the side that beat arch rivals Shamrock Rovers on Tuesday night.And it showed against a more experienced

St Patrick’s Athletic officially to play in Europe after being granted a Licence from Uefa

- April 25, 2019 0

The Independent Club Licensing Committee of the Football Association of Ireland met on April 24 and awarded UEFA Licences to four SSE Airtricity League clubs for the 2019-20 UEFA Club competition season. Dundalk FC, Cork City FC, Shamrock Rovers FC and St Patrick’s Athletic FC have all been awarded Licences.

Chris Shields signs new long term deal with Dundalk

- April 25, 2019 0

Dundalk have announced that midfielder Chris Shields has signed a new long term deal. Shields has been at the club since 2012 and has won every possibly accolade at the club. The Dubliner has just come back from injury in the last few weeks. More to follow

History at the Carlisle Grounds

- April 23, 2019 0

You may have seen the debate in the news about teaching History in schools last week. A draft of a report that the National Council for Curriculum Education [NCCA] will be debating next month was leaked. The draft doesn’t recommend any change to the status quo as regards teaching History

Three and not so easy as clinical Bohs put the Students to the sword

- April 20, 2019 0

Darryl Geraghty reports from Dalymount Park With both teams having experienced the agony and ecstacy of last minute penalty decisions, it was as expected it was the side who benefitted from the late penalty decision that started the better. The Students enjoyed large spells of possession, creating chances with ease. Richie O’Farrell, Jason

Waterford release statement on their expulsion from the Europa League

- April 19, 2019 1

Everyone at Waterford FC are deeply shocked and saddened at the news that we have been expelled from playing in the Europa League this season. We feel we have been totally misled by the FAI and were given assurances throughout this five-month process by them that the licence would be

League of Ireland fixture update and changes

- April 18, 2019 0

There have been a number of fixture changes in the SSE Airtricity League. In the Premier Division, St. Patrick's Athletic's trip to Finn Park to face Finn Harps on Monday, April 22, the kick-off time has now been changed to 5pm. In the First Division, Longford Town v Galway United, which was

St Patrick’s Athletic question FAI on UEFA Club licensing

- April 17, 2019 0

The Football Association of Ireland can confirm it is in receipt of a letter from St Patrick’s Athletic in relation to UEFA Club Licensing and is looking into the matter