Marcus Cavaroli

4 days ago | independent.ie | Marcus Cavaroli

D-day looming as anxious Drogheda United wait to learn if they will be allowed to compete in EuropeDrogheda United co-chairperson Joanna Byrne. DROGHEDA United could learn as early as Wednesday whether they will be allowed to compete in the Uefa Conference League this summer after Danish club Silkeborg - from the same Trivela Group stable as the Boynesiders - qualified to play in the same competition at the weekend.

5 days ago | independent.ie | Marcus Cavaroli

Drogheda United’s Conor Keeley says he didn’t celebrate late late equaliser in Waterford because of poor team performance Conor Keeley, pictured celebrating after Drogheda United's recent victory over Bohemians, was less satisfied with last Friday's point against Waterford in the RSC.

5 days ago | independent.ie | Marcus Cavaroli

Drogheda United’s Conor Keeley didn’t celebrate Waterford equaliser because of team performance Conor Keeley, pictured celebrating after Drogheda United's recent victory over Bohemians, was less satisfied with last Friday's point against Waterford in the RSC. Photo by Shauna Clinton/SportsfileDrogheda United’s stoppage-time saviour Conor Keeley has revealed that he didn’t feel like celebrating his team’s equaliser against Waterford last Friday night because the performance didn’t warrant it.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Marcus Cavaroli

DROGHEDA UNITED 2MID-SEASON break syndrome seemed to strike at the RSC on Friday night as Drogheda United got out of jail thanks to Conor Keeley’s stoppage-time equaliser. While the number of goals might suggest an entertaining, high-octane encounter, this was anything but. Defensively both teams were caught napping on a number of occasions and perhaps a draw was the fairest outcome as neither played well enough to warrant all three points.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Marcus Cavaroli

DROGHEDA United’s Warren Davis says he’s not disappointed about missing out on a summer holiday this year after the Tallaght-born striker was named in the Republic of Ireland U21 panel for upcoming matches against Croatia and Qatar. Davis has been capped twice previously at U19 level, but this is his first call-up to Jim Crawford’s squad and the 20-year-old, who is currently third in the Premier Division scoring charts with six goals, is thrilled with the recognition.