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Derry City win on the banks of the Corrib as Tiernan Lynch and Cian Byrne see red - extratime.com

1 week ago | extratime.com | Cian Byrne

Paul Corcoran Fri, Apr 18 2025Galway United 2 (Patrick Hickey 42’, Vince Borden 97’)Derry City 3 (Danny Mullen, 16’, Robbie Benson 47’, Gavin Whyte 94’)Paul Corcoran reports from Eamonn Deacy ParkDerry City have won their first game in Eamonn Deacy Park in ten years after a 3-2 win over Galway United on Friday night. The teams both scored in the first half with Danny Mullen’s goal being cancelled out by Patrick Hickey just before the break.
Dundalk FC Legends line up for Charli Mae Shield in Oriel Park - extratime.com

1 week ago | extratime.com | Tom O'Connor

Dean Arrowsmith is a busy man with an interesting story to tell. The Cootehill native is currently based in Chicago where he works with MLS outfit Chicago Fire as their Soccer in the Community Manager as well as making regular guest appearances on Dundalk fan podcast The Town End. A former kitman and Community Officer with Dundalk FC, he actually ended up being named as Assistant Manager for the Lilywhites during their successful European encounter with FC Grevenmacher in 2010.
Shutting down early, clean sheets and ice baths – Aaron McEneff on happenings with the Hoops on his return to fitness and form with Shamrock Rovers - extratime.com

1 week ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

Macdara Ferris reports from Tallaght StadiumShamrock Rovers are back in action on Monday night playing their rearranged match against Cork City as the Hoops look to finish off the first series of Premier Division games just a point off table toppers Drogheda United. Last Friday’s 2-0 home win over Waterford made it four victories from an unbeaten run of five matches for Rovers.
Stephen Bradley on brilliance of Graham Burke: ‘My wife tells me he is her favourite player ever to watch. I don't know what way to take it now that I think about it - I'll question her when I get home!’ - The Home of Irish Football - extratime.com

1 week ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

Macdara Ferris reports from Tallaght StadiumAs a footballer Stephen Bradley was a playmaking number 10 who was a delight to watch on the pitch but he isn’t the favourite footballer of Emma Bradley. For Stephen Bradley’s wife it is the beauty that Graham Burke displays on the field that makes the forward her favourite ever player.
Pat's pile pressure on City with the Saints remaining a point off top spot - extratime.com

1 week ago | extratime.com | Philip Morrissey

Cork City 0St. Patrick’s Athletic 2 (Chris Forrester 43’, Brandon Kavanagh 45+4’)Philip Morrissey reports from Turner’s CrossSt Patrick’s stay on the heels of Drogheda United after a comfortable win at Turners Cross. Two late first half goals from Chris Forrester and Brandon Kavanagh ensured that the Saints remain in second place, a point behind United who won in Derry. City tried in vain to get back into the match in front of yet another sizable crowd.
Hoops hitting form as Blues lose five-in-a-row - extratime.com

1 week ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

Shamrock Rovers 2 (Aaron McEneff 33’, Lee Grace 84’)Waterford 0Macdara Ferris reports from Tallaght StadiumShamrock Rovers made it four wins from five as Waterford went down to their fifth defeat in a row. Stephen Bradley’s side put in a decent performance against a disappointing Blues side with Aaron McEneff and Lee Grace scoring in each half for the Hoops. The opening goal came in the 33rd minute and it was made by Josh Honohan.
League Preview: Shamrock Rovers -v- Waterford - extratime.com

2 weeks ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

SHAMROCK ROVERS While Shamrock Rovers have got their season up and running with ten points from the last dozen on offer and will take on a team who have lost their last four-in-a-row, there will be no complacency in Tallaght about the visit of Waterford on Friday night (kick-off 8pm). Last season the Blues broke a near 20 year record by defeating the Hoops in league action as in May they won for the first time ever in Tallaght Stadium.
Emma Doherty ‘shocked’ as Galway United player picks up player of the month award: ‘It’s a testament of how Galway are doing that I was nominated’ - extratime.com

2 weeks ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

Galway United striker Emma Doherty has won the SSE Airtricity Women’s Premier Division Player of the Month award for March 2025. The Donegal native scored three goals in as many games following a double against DLR Waves and the winning strike in the 3-2 victory at home to Shamrock Rovers.
Megan Campbell: ‘We wanted to bounce back from the Slovenia game and we’ve done that’ - extratime.com

2 weeks ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

Macdara Ferris reports from Tallaght StadiumWhile Megan Campbell’s throw ins have been a weapon of choice for the Girls in Green, with Katie McCabe suspended Campbell’s corners played a crucial part in three points for the Girls in Green against Greece. Ireland Assistant Manager Alan Mahon had been working on those set pieces with the players during this camp and those efforts proved fruitful as Ireland defeated Greece 2-1 in Tallaght on Tuesday night.
Carla Ward believes her Girls in Green are getting there after ‘massive’ Greek double-header win - extratime.com

2 weeks ago | extratime.com | Macdara Ferris

Macdara Ferris reports from Tallaght StadiumCarla Ward made clear to her players that three points were required from their return game against Greece in Tallaght on Tuesday and that is what her side delivered. The double header against Hellas proved fruitful with two wins from two and at home it was two set pieces that were the difference on the scoreboard but in reality the Girls in Green were well worth their win over Greece.