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  • 1 week ago | advertiser.ie | Cian Byrne

    When Conor McCormack smashed in a late winner against Cork City to stop the rot of four losses on the bounce, he spoke afterwards about getting back to basics. His comments pre-empted a return to the defensive defiance and stubbornness that characterised the 2024 season. It saw United finish last year with the second-best defensive record in the league. Before and after the mid-term break, they have turned in stout defensive performances away from home.

  • 1 week ago | advertiser.ie | Dave Byrne

    Catherine’s life is changed the moment she discovers her husband dead, alone and motionless inside their glasshouse. What unfolds over the following days is a raw exploration of grief, financial hardship, isolating rural loneliness, and a fierce emotional awakening that challenges everything she thought she knew.

  • 3 weeks ago | advertiser.ie | Cian Byrne

    Derry, Shels and Pat’s would all be disappointed with their hauls, but they are very much part of the pack. Only a few points behind are Galway United, who steadied the ship with two positive results before the break. It will be enough to salvage the holidays this week. It should be enough to attack the second half of the season with some optimism. Predictions are difficult, especially as squads are likely to strengthen again when the window opens.

  • 3 weeks ago | advertiser.ie | Cian Byrne

    Much was made of the clustered complexion of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division in the early months of 2025. With the mid-season break upon us, Drogheda look like the only outlier when pitted against expectations and outlay. Derry, Shels and Pat’s would all be disappointed with their hauls, but they are very much part of the pack. Only a few points behind are Galway United, who steadied the ship with two positive results before the break. It will be enough to salvage the holidays this week.

  • 1 month ago | advertiser.ie | Cian Byrne

    Galway United face a tough journey to the southeast to take on a rejuvenated Waterford FC side tomorrow night. The gap between the sides stood at eight points just a fortnight ago, but it has been whittled down to two, with Waterford enjoying three impressive wins on the bounce. United have been competitive throughout but there are some signs that a congested calendar is taking a toll on the squad.

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