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Sligo stunned by Shkoder

Sligo Rovers 1-2 Vllnazia Shkoder
Sligo Rovers’ dream of a European tie against Rapid Vienna is hanging by a thread after a shock defeat at the hands of Albania’s Vllnazia Shkoder on Thursday night.
 
    Brush eyes shut-out in biggest game
Sligo Rovers goalkeeper Richard Brush has set his sights on a clean sheet in the biggest game of his career on Thursday evening.
 
  Sligo boss living the dream
Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook insists his players are right to look forward to a dream date with Rapid Vienna – despite the fact that a tricky assignment against Albania’s Vllnazia must first be negotiated.
 
    Bohs, Pats without key players for Euro test
Bohemians and St Patrick’s Athletic will both be without key players for the start of their respective Champions League and Europa League campaigns next month.
 
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Champs beware

If Bohs become the latest League of Ireland champions to hit the skids, what does it say about football’s long-term prospects on these shores?
 
    Saints hit with Euro Quigley blow
St Patrick’s Athletic star Mark Quigley will miss his side’s Uefa Europa League campaign after suffering a broken jaw last weekend.
 
    Fenlon to tap up Trap for Red Bull clues
Bohemians manager Pat Fenlon has admitted that he will seek counsel from Republic of Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni before his side takes on Red Bull Salzburg next month.
 
    Irish sides learn Europa League fate
Sligo Rovers, Derry City and St Patrick’s Athletic have learnt their respective opposition in the early stages of the Uefa Europa League next month.
 
    Bohs land Red Bull test
Bohemians will face Giovanni Trapattoni’s former club Red Bull Salzburg in the second qualifying round of the Uefa Champions League.
 
    Irish clubs gear up for European draw
The League of Ireland’s four representatives in the 2009/10 Uefa Champions League and Europa League competitions will learn their opposition at a draw in Nyon, Switzerland on Monday morning.
 
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Minnows no small fry in Irish terms

Irish clubs may take some hope from the exploits of this season’s Uefa Champions League debutants, but a closer look reveals the chasm between League of Ireland sides and their pipe-dream aspirations.
 
    McDonnell expresses Pats pride
St Patrick’s Athletic manager Johnny McDonnell expressed his pride in his players after Tuesday evening’s heartbreaking Uefa Cup exit.
 
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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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