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Ipswich reveal Garvan call-up
Ipswich Town have revealed that midfielder Owen Garvan has been named in the trimmed-down 28-man Republic of Ireland squad for this month’s training camp and friendly double-bill against Serbia and Colombia – although the squad will not be formally announced on Tuesday.

 
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Across the Water
Sheridan makes Celtic return
Republic of Ireland youth international Cillian Sheridan made his first appearance for Celtic in 12 months against Hibernian on Sunday.   More...

Boys in Green
Republic of Ireland 1-3 Spain
The Republic of Ireland under-17 side slipped to their third straight defeat at this week’s Uefa Championship finals in Turkey when Spain proved too strong on Saturday.   More...

Across the Water
Kilbane to miss title decider
Ireland international Kevin Kilbane will miss Wigan’s Barclays Premier League title decider against Manchester United on Sunday afternoon.   More...

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Early Brennan strike ends Cobh record
Cobh Ramblers 0-1 Bohemians
Killian Brennan scored his fourth Premier Division goal of the season as Bohemians ended Cobh Ramblers’ long unbeaten record at St Colman’s Park on Saturday evening.   More...

Across the Water
Harte linked with Ipswich move
Free agent Ian Harte has been linked with a move to Coca-Cola Championship side Ipswich Town.   More...

Across the Water
Keane laments “most disappointing week”
Roy Keane believes the past week has been the most disappointing of his brief managerial career to date.   More...

Off the Field
Harps to turn sod on new stadium
eircom League of Ireland club Finn Harps have confirmed that the sod will be turned on the new stadium project at Railway Road, Stranorlar this coming Monday, May 12th.   More...

Boys in Green
Lawrence eyes international breakthrough
Stoke City winger Liam Lawrence hopes his return to the Premier League can propel him into the thoughts of Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni next season.   More...

Across the Water
Heffernan sees red for Doncaster
Former Republic of Ireland under-21 forward Paul Heffernan was sent off in the first leg of the League One promotion play-offs on Friday night.   More...

Across the Water
Keane sets targets for Spurs progress
Ireland captain Robbie Keane has set his sights on victory in the Uefa Cup and pushing for a top four place in the Barclays Premier League as measures of progress for Tottenham next season.   More...

Across the Water
Swansea chief welcomes Butler stay
Swansea City manager Roberto Martinez is delighted that Irish winger Tom Butler has decided to pen a new contract at the Liberty Stadium.   More...

Across the Water
McCarthy hails Breen character
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy has paid tribute to regular subject Gary Breen after making the veteran defender available for transfer on Friday.   More...

Bohemians
Early Brennan strike ends Cobh record
Bohs aim to benefit from rivals’ slips

Bray Wanderers
Kavanagh strike stuns champions
Kavanagh lands April award

Cobh Ramblers
Early Brennan strike ends Cobh record
Bohs aim to benefit from rivals’ slips

Cork City
Early Mooney strike lifts Cork to victory

Derry City
Sammon salvages points for Derry

Drogheda Utd
Kavanagh strike stuns champions

Finn Harps
Harps to turn sod on new stadium
Harps rediscover scoring touch

Galway Utd
Harps rediscover scoring touch

Shamrock Rovers
Sammon salvages points for Derry

Sligo Rovers
Early Mooney strike lifts Cork to victory

St Patrick's Ath
College end Saints’ winning run

UCD
College end Saints’ winning run


Athlone Town
Kildare County 1-1 Athlone Town

Dundalk
Flood double helps Shels stun leaders

Kildare County
Kildare County 1-1 Athlone Town

Limerick 37
Limerick 37 2-2 Monaghan United

Longford Town
Sporting Fingal 1-1 Longford Town

Monaghan Utd
Limerick 37 2-2 Monaghan United

Shelbourne
Flood double helps Shels stun leaders

Sporting Fingal
Sporting Fingal 1-1 Longford Town

Waterford Utd
Waterford United 1-0 Wexford Youths

Wexford Youths
Waterford United 1-0 Wexford Youths

MAY 08
Dundalk 1-3Shelbourne Report
MAY 09
Bray Wanderers 1-0Drogheda Utd Report
Cork City 1-0Sligo Rovers Report
Galway Utd 2-2Finn Harps Report
St Patricks Ath 0-0UCD Report
Shamrock Rov 1-1Derry City Report
Kildare County 1-1Athlone Town Report
Limerick 37 2-2Monaghan Utd Report
Sporting Fingal 1-1Longford Town Report
Waterford Utd 1-0Wexford Youths Report
MAY 10
Cobh Ramblers 0-1Bohemians Report
MAY 16 (7.45pm unless stated)
Bohemians vCork City
Derry City vCobh Ramblers
Drogheda Utd vSt Patricks Ath
UCD vGalway Utd
Finn Harps vShamrock Rov 8.00pm
Monaghan Utd vDundalk 8.00pm
Shelbourne vKildare County 8.00pm
Wexford Youths vLimerick 37 8.00pm
MAY 17 (7.45pm unless stated)
Sligo Rovers vBray Wanderers 8.00pm
Athlone Town vSporting Fingal 7.00pm
Longford Town vWaterford Utd 7.30pm
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Sheridan makes Celtic return
Republic of Ireland youth international Cillian Sheridan made his first appearance for Celtic in 12 months against Hibernian on Sunday.
  Kilbane to miss title decider
  Harte linked with Ipswich move
  Keane laments “most disappointing week”
  More Across the Water news

Early Brennan strike ends Cobh record
Cobh Ramblers 0-1 Bohemians
Killian Brennan scored his fourth Premier Division goal of the season as Bohemians ended Cobh Ramblers’ long unbeaten record at St Colman’s Park on Saturday evening.
  Bohs aim to benefit from rivals’ slips
  Kavanagh strike stuns champions
  College end Saints’ winning run
  More eircom League of Ireland news

Posted by: trueblue
Title: Levein (Replies: 0 )
this moron wants to shut up he was going on about the ref controlling the rangers players nice one pity he didnt controll clogger hunt and the shell suit flood
done nothing but run about kicking cause they couldnt get their way as we were told levein when we tried to get afree week before the uefa cup final .

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Posted by: n jersey
Title: except it cork are no good (Replies: 7 )
i tell ya what arrogant is getting rid of a manager when he just won a cup (1 of your few )did they think yous where that good that you have to win everything .
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Posted by: Harping On
Title: Harps Supporters Club in Dublin (Replies: 0 )
Anyone know of such a thing? Wouldn’t mind having a few fellow supporter around to go with to matches around the capital.
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Threesome: Great football ads
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We were sufficiently dazzled by the recent television debut of Nike’s two-minute movie, directed by acclaimed film-maker Guy Ritchie, to make great football commercials the subject of this week’s threesome.
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Celtic a steal in SPL bookie battle
Jonathan O’Reilly
The odds still available about Celtic retaining the Scottish Premier League is akin to buying money: Rangers’ bolt is well and truly shot, and a nightmare fixture list over the next fortnight can only nail a few more nails into the Ibrox side’s collective coffin.
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Team of the Week #9
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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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Threesome: Football Philosophers
Shane Breslin
Having seen this sketch again this week, and read about Roy Keane’s belief in divine predestination, we’ve gone for Football Philosophers as the subject of this week’s Threesome.
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