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    Rovers boss slams “unprofessional” Mathews
Shamrock Rovers manager Michael O’Neill has labelled Drogheda United counterpart Alan Mathews “unprofessional” over comments made in the wake of the sides’ FAI Ford Cup meeting last weekend.
 
  Longford complete last 16 picture
Longford Town, back-to-back FAI Cup winners in 2003 and 2004, booked their place in the last 16 of this year’s competition with an extra-time win over Wexford Youths on Wednesday.
 
    Cretaro, Brush the heroes as Sligo edge Cork
Sligo Rovers overcame Cork City in a dazzling FAI Ford Cup third round replay on Tuesday evening while Shamrock Rovers and Monaghan United also advanced.
 
  Three replays down for decision
Three FAI Ford Cup third round replays take place on Tuesday night, two of which are all Premier Division affairs.
 
  Cup specialists Crumlin oust Shels
Crumlin United caused the first upset of this season’s FAI Ford Cup with victory over Shelbourne on Monday night.
 
    Bray count cost of Cup win
Three Bray Wanderers players face spells on the sidelines after a stormy FAI Ford Cup victory over Bluebell United at the weekend.
 
  ROUND-UP
Third round passes without a shock

The FAI Ford Cup third round weekend came and went without any upsets, with holders Bohemians and last year’s beaten finalists Derry City showing no mercy against non-league opposition.
 
  McAllister preserves Cup interest for 10-man Shels
Midfielder David McAllister equalised for Shelbourne to prevent the League of Ireland club from suffering an FAI Ford Cup shock at the hands of Crumlin United on Tuesday.
 
    Shels, Crumlin kick off Cup third round
First Division side Shelbourne and Leinster Senior League outfit Crumlin United kick off the third round of this season’s FAI Ford Cup when they meet at Tolka Park on Tuesday evening.
 
  Holders face non league side
FAI Ford Cup holders Bohemians will take on Munster Senior League side Mayfield following the draw for the third round of the competition was made.
 
    FAI Ford Cup draw takes place
The draws for the first and second Rounds of the 2009 FAI Ford Cup were held on Monday evening at the FAI Headquarters in Abbotstown, with FAI President David Blood and Bohemians legend Tony O’Connor taking a leading hand in proceedings.
 
    Murphy leads goalkeeper nominations
FAI Ford Cup final hero Brian Murphy leads the nominations for the annual Soccer Writers’ Association of Ireland (SWAI) Goalkeeper of the Year award.
 
  results & fixtures
This is getting Real-ly comical...
By James McAllister
As Florentino Perez continues to dash around Europe’s top clubs for his own version of super-transfer-market sweep, eleven-a-side.com’s James McAllister wonders how it can possibly lead to success.
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Doyle doubts
By Jonathan O’Reilly
Kevin Doyle has completed a transfer to Wolves, returning to the Premier League after a season in the comparative doldrums. But even at 25, there is evidence to suggest that his best days may be behind him.
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     2009 Premier Division    -   30/6/2009
  P W D L F A GD Pts
  1. Bohemians17112427101735
  2. Derry City17104325111434
  3. Shamrock Rovers178632213930
  4. Cork City179351912730
  5. Dundalk176291722-520
  6. St Patrick's Ath176291525-1020
  7. Galway Utd175481520-519
  8. Sligo Rovers174581421-717
  9. Drogheda Utd173681019-915
  10. Bray Wanderers173681324-1115




     2009 First Division    -   30/6/2009
  P W D L F A GD Pts
  1. Shelbourne1411122091134
  2. Sporting Fingal1510322791833
  3. UCD15103225101533
  4. Waterford Utd1510232791832
  5. Wexford Youths158161513225
  6. Limerick FC155551712520
  7. Monaghan Utd155372428-418
  8. Finn Harps143651517-215
  9. Athlone Town154381420-615
  10. Mervue Utd154381625-915
  11. Longford Town1523101927-89
  12. Kildare County150114646-401


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