David Goulden

1 week ago | rte.ie | David Goulden

Galway United picked up their first league win at the Showgrounds in 29 years as they inflicted a fourth consecutive defeat upon a struggling Sligo Rovers. Defender Cian Byrne bagged a famous brace for the Tribesmen who, with this victory, moved to third and within two points of leaders Drogheda. An unconvincing Rovers did give themselves a fighting chance midway through the second period when Owen Elding fired home a penalty, but the hosts couldn't find a second goal to level this tie.

3 weeks ago | thesun.ie | David Goulden

SHELBOURNE are within a point of the Premier Division summit after John Martin and Kerr McInroy netted to grind out a first win in five by beating bottom side Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds. The goals arrived in the first half with Martin opening the scoring after just three minutes. And Shels were two to the good eight minutes later when McInroy doubled the Dubliners’ lead. Sligo halved the deficit before the interval through Reece Hutchinson but the hosts could not fashion a leveller.

3 weeks ago | rte.ie | David Goulden

Shelbourne find themselves within a point of the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division summit after they ground out a first win in five, overcoming basement side Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds. All the goals arrived in the first half with John Martin opening the scoring after just three minutes, and Shels finding themselves two to the good eight minutes later when Kerr McInroy doubled the Dubliners' lead.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | David Goulden

SLIGO Rovers find themselves anchored to the bottom of the Premier Division table going into the international break after Derry City ended their four year run without a win at the Showgrounds. Michael Duffy's first half goal earned the Candystripes what was their first win on the road this year. It bumped them ahead of Cork, Bohs and Sligo who are now two points adrift following their fourth defeat in their opening six.

1 month ago | rte.ie | David Goulden

Sligo Rovers are anchored to the bottom of the Premier Division table going into the international break after Derry City ended their four-year run without a win at the Showgrounds. Michael Duffy's first-half goal earned the Candystripes what was their first win on the road this year, bumping them ahead of Cork, Bohs and Sligo who are now two points adrift following their fourth defeat in their opening six.