SSE Airtricity League Champions Dundalk are set to begin their UEFA Champions League campaign on August 18/19. In a press conference at UEFA HQ in Nyon earlier today, UEFA confirmed the dates for the qualifying round stage of the competition as well as the dates for the UEFA Europa League and
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Dundalk beat Riga on penalties as Gary Rogers is the hero on the night
Ciaran Callan at the Skonto Stadium, Latvia. It was always going to take something special to separate these sides and in the end, Sean Hoare took the decisive penalty to send Dundalk through to the Second Round of the Champions League Qualifiers after yet another epic European night for Dundalk. This game
McCormack delighted to lead Cork City into the Champions League
Another Summer, Another Demonstration of UEFA’s Coefficient Farce
League of Ireland fixtures update
The SSE Airtricity League Premier Division fixture between Bray Wanderers and Sligo Rovers has been rescheduled. The fixture was originally scheduled for Friday, July 6 but will now take place on Sunday, July 8 at the Carlisle Grounds, with kick-off at 4pm. The UEFA Champions League and Europa League schedule for SSE
Cork City draw Legia Warsaw in the Champions League qualifiers
League of Ireland clubs to discover European opponents
Damien Delaney signs for Cork City from Crystal Palace
Cork City FC are delighted to announce the signing of Damien Delaney. The defender re-joins the club following a long spell in England, where he most recently played with Premier League side Crystal Palace. The 36-year-old was capped nine times by the Republic of Ireland, and he joins the club until the
Consortium from the US apparently interested in taking over Dundalk FC
Dundalk to face Celtic / Linfield if they progress next week
Dundalk have been drawn to face Celtic / Linfield in the Champions League third round qualifier if they can defeat Rosenborg next week in Norway. If any more incentive was needed to beat Rosenborg for Dundalk, a packed Aviva Stadium against the Scottish Champions could be it. Stephen Kenny's men need to