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Referees stood down following high-profile errors
The Football Association of Ireland has announced that two elite referees have been stood down from officiating at eircom League of Ireland level following reports from referee observers who attended games last weekend.
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BLOG
Team of the Week #10
The tenth eleven-a-side.com Team of the Week sees some regular faces, including Bohemians goalkeeper Brian Murphy and ever-green Derry City defender Peter Hutton.
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Bray face Rockmount challenge
In-form Premier Division side Bray Wanderers face a daunting prospect against Double-winning intermediate side Rockmount in next month’s FAI Ford Cup third round.
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Millwall announce Irish tour details
English Football League side Millwall have announced details of a three-game tour of Ireland in the summer.
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Gormley warns off interest in Kavanagh
Bray Wanderers manager Eddie Gormley has warned interested clubs that any move for star forward Paddy Kavanagh will come to nothing.
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Doolin keeps silent on ref debacle
Drogheda United manager Paul Doolin opted to keep his counsel instead of berating the eircom League of Ireland referees after another debacle on Friday night.
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Drogs must accept penalty pain – Gormley
Bray Wanderers manager Eddie Gormley insists eircom League of Ireland champions Drogheda United must accept the pain of an erroneous refereeing decision during their defeat at the Carlisle Grounds on Friday night.
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UCD, Bray pair receive Irish call
Full backs Ian Bermingham and Derek Pender of UCD and Bray Wanderers respectively have been called into the Republic of Ireland under-23 squad for Tuesday night’s clash with Northern Ireland.
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ACTION
Kavanagh strike stuns champions
Bray Wanderers 1-0 Drogheda United
Bray Wanderers continued their exceptional form with victory over champions Drogheda United on Friday night – although the visitors were fuming when a major turning point went against them after less than two minutes.
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Kavanagh lands April award
Bray Wanderers forward Patrick Kavanagh has landed the eircom/Soccer Writers’ Association of Ireland Player of the Month award for April.
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Trapattoni to conduct FAI Cup draw
Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni will conduct the FAI Ford Cup third round draw at the D4 Ballsbridge Court Hotel in Dublin on Monday.
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PREVIEW
Winning sequences on the line in Wicklow
Bray Wanderers and Drogheda United put recent winning sequences on the line when they go head-to-head at the Carlisle Grounds tonight (Friday).
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OBITUARY
The late Paul Magee
The death has occurred of Paul Magee, a former player with Shamrock Rovers, St Patrick’s Athletic, Finn Harps and Bray Wanderers and son of legendary commentator Jimmy, after a battle with Motor Neurone disease.
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BLOG
Team of the Week #9
There are two places apiece for weekend winners St Patrick’s Athletic and Sligo Rovers in the ninth eleven-a-side.com Team of the Week, while Anto Flood’s hat-trick for First Division side Shelbourne takes him into the XI for the first time.
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ACTION
Bray Wanderers 1-0 Shamrock Rovers
Bray Wanderers continued their fine recent form with victory over Premier Division rivals Shamrock Rovers in Bank Holiday Monday’s eircom League Cup tie at the Carlisle Grounds.
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