Articles

  • 6 days ago | irishexaminer.com | Darryl Geraghty

    Whilst the 2-2 thriller delivered on a soaked Richmond Park surface, for Shamrock Rovers, the build-up to the massive sold-out Dublin Derby was largely dominated by the division at boardroom level.

  • 6 days ago | rte.ie | Darryl Geraghty

    Title hopefuls St Patrick's Athletic and Shamrock Rovers were forced to share the spoils in a helter-skelter Dublin Derby which finished 2-2 at a soaked Richmond Park. Irish teen sensation Mason Melia had given his side the lead before Jack Byrne hit back in a frenetic first half and with just three minutes remaining Lee Grace rose highest to head home, before Joe Redmond forced an injury time equaliser.

  • 1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Darryl Geraghty

    A rampant Shelbourne took bragging rights in the Dublin derby with a clinical 7-2 win over an exciting Bohemians side who more than played their part in a nine-goal thriller despite what the scoreline suggests. The feisty opening period saw strong challenges all over the pitch and chances flowed at both ends. Shels player-of-the-match Mackenzie Anthony bundled in the opener from Kate Mooney’s delivery. But the home side levelled quickly.

  • 1 week ago | rte.ie | Darryl Geraghty

    A rampant Shelbourne took bragging rights with a clinical performance over an exciting looking Bohemians side who more than played their part in a nine-goal thriller despite what the scoreline might suggest. The feisty opening period was encapsulated perfectly with strong challenges all over the pitch, but in the breathless end-to-end encounter, it didn't take long for chances to flow at both ends.

  • 3 weeks ago | rte.ie | Darryl Geraghty

    Ten player Shelbourne earned bragging rights and a huge three points in the most dramatic circumstances as Kate Mooney's late, late penalty proved the difference in a Dublin derby of the highest quality at Tolka Park,. The visitors saw their game with Galway United called off last week due to an unholy downpour that flooded Greenogue - which led to some strong comments from Phil Trill - but Peamount showed no signs of ring rust.