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1 week ago | 
rte.ie | Paul Buttner
Cork City had no answer to Shamrock Rovers' strength in depth as the Leesider's troubling start to the season continued in slumping to a heavy 4-1 defeat at Tallaght Stadium. Goals from Aaron Greene and Josh Honohan had Rovers, who made six changes from Friday’s win over Waterford, in control by half-time before skipper Roberto Lopes all but sealed the win minutes after the interval.
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1 week ago | 
the42.ie | Paul Buttner |Murray Kinsella |Gavin Cooney |Declan Bogue
Paul Buttner reports from Tallaght StadiumCORK CITY had no answer to Shamrock Rovers’ strength in depth as the Leesiders’ troubling start to the season continued in slumping to this heavy defeat at Tallaght Stadium. Goals from Aaron Greene and Josh Honohan had Rovers, who made six changes from Friday’s win over Waterford, in control by half-time before skipper Roberto Lopes all but sealed the win minutes after the interval.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Buttner
Brilliant Graham Burke inspires resurgent Shamrock Rovers to victory over struggling WaterfordShamrock Rovers 2 Waterford 0Graham Burke, who was the star of the show for the Hoops, with Waterford players Ben McCormack, left, and Darragh Leahy close by. Photo: Piaras Ó Mídheach/SportsfileAaron McEneff and Lee Grace got the goals, but Graham Burke was the star of the show at Tallaght Stadium as Shamrock Rovers maintained their resurgence.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Buttner
A fourth win in five unbeaten games edges Stephen Bradley’s side up to fourth place in the table with their back match at home to Cork City on Monday to come. Defeat, a fifth on the spin, saw Waterford’s dismal run continue as they remain third bottom. A far cry from early March when Keith Long’s side topped the table – with Rovers then lying bottom following a slow start and a postponement.
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2 weeks ago | 
rte.ie | Paul Buttner
Ross Tierney scored a cracking brace as Bohemians had to effectively win this thriller not once but twice in what was a pulsating battle of the bottom two at Dalymount Park. Bohs blew an early two-goal lead against a suspension and injury hit Sligo Rovers before Tierney broke the visitors' resolve on 74 minutes. Skipper Dawson Devoy capped a terrific display when adding a fourth goal to three assists deep in added time.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.ie | Paul Buttner |Andrew Ryan
MOSES DYER scored a stunner as part of a brace as Galway condemned Bohemians to a fifth league loss of the season. John Caulfield’s Tribesmen moved up to second in the Premier Division. Bohs remain second bottom and the Gypsies faithful voiced their disapproval with chants of ‘we want Reynolds out’ when Dyer doubled Galway’s lead midway through the second half. Reynolds’ side fell behind in the 18th minute as Patrick Hickey flicked on goalkeeper Evan Watts’ clearance.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishexaminer.com | Paul Buttner
Moses Dyer scored a goal of the season contender as part of a brace as Galway United maintained their unbeaten start to the season in frustrating Bohemians at Dalymount Park. John Caulfield’s Tribesmen move up a place to second in the Premier Division table, though behind new leader St Patrick’s Athletic only on goal difference ahead of welcoming Shamrock Rovers to Eamonn Deacy Park next Friday.
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3 weeks ago | 
independent.ie | Paul Buttner
Moses Dyer’s double sinks sorry Bohs to keep Galway United flying highBohemians 0 Galway United 2Vincent Borden of Galway United in action against Dawson Devoy of Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity Premier Division match at Dalymount Park in Dublin. Photo: Thomas Flinkow/SportsfileMoses Dyer scored a goal of the season contender as part of a brace as Galway United maintained their unbeaten start to the season by frustrating Bohemians at Dalymount Park.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.ie | Paul Buttner
CHRIS FORRESTER shone as St Pat’s cruised past Bohemians at Richmond Park last night. Forrester opened the scoring in the first half before Mason Melia and Jason McClelland sealed the deal. And the win was played before a sell-out crowd of 5,338 punters in Inchicore — their biggest crowd at the venue in over 20 years. Victory moves Saints up to second in the table, while Bohs are eighth.
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1 month ago | 
irishexaminer.com | Paul Buttner |Tolka Park
A brilliant individual goal from Warren Davis brought Drogheda United further capital gain in the space of fives days to put the FAI Cup holders two points clear at the top of the Premier Division table. Following on from Monday’s win at Bohemians, maintained their impressive unbeaten start to the season. It brought champions Shelbourne’s unbeaten start to the campaign to an end. Damien Duff’s side owned the ball but couldn’t find a way past Luke Dennison.
