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Start Date: Aug. 14, 2017, 10:10 p.m.
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Start Date: Aug. 14, 2017, 10:10 p.m.
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From Charlie Gallagher to James McCarthy
Read MoreUsing a combination of interviews and archive footage, the documentary followed the story of the cityside of the Foyle and its football club from the early years of the Troubles
Read MoreAll eyes were on Dolphin’s Barn on Saturday as St James’s Gate secured the honour of becoming the first ever League of Ireland Champions with a 1-0 home victory over Bohemians.
Read MoreSt James’s Gate’s victory over Shelbourne in front of a large gathering of spectators at Shelbourne Park means that the Reds are out of the running for the first League of Ireland title.
Read MoreIt was a dramatic day at the top of the League of Ireland as Bohemians drew level with St James’s Gate on 19 points.
Read MoreThe big news in the past fortnight has been the faltering form of League of Ireland pace-setters, St James’s Gate.
Read MoreTraditional powerhouses Bohemians and Shelbourne, and league leaders St James’s Gate all repeated the victories they notched up earlier in the season.
Read MoreThe return of fine weather and a top of the table clash saw a record crowd for the new League of Ireland, paying gate receipts of £170, at Dalymount Park on Saturday. Visitors St James’s Gate had been imperious throughout ...
Read MoreRichmond Road, Drumcondra was the scene of an epic encounter as Frankfort and YMCA drew four-all.
Read MoreNine (and then 10) man YMCA lose five-goal thriller; Reds resurgent as the rebel countess visits Shelbourne Park
Read MoreAs the Dáil delegation left for London to negotiate with Lloyd George and members of his government it was goals galore in the League of Ireland. Patrons of all three matches in the league saw the net bulge six times ...
Read More‘Well done, Bohs’ screamed the Sunday newspaper headlines following the Gypsies' 2-0 victory over Shelbourne at Dalymount Park the previous afternoon.
Read MoreThe second week of the new Football League of Ireland saw victories for favourites Frankfort, St James’ Gate, Shelbourne and Bohemians.
Read MoreThe new Football League of Ireland kicked off at the weekend with three games in Dublin. The league is under the auspices of the new Football Association of Ireland that was formed earlier in the month following some ongoing disputes ...
Read MoreIt is by no means certain that the Hoops will complete the programme of 18 league games, but if that happens Stephen Bradley’s side will become the 17th team to claim the title of League of Ireland champions after a ...
Read MoreWith the postponement of all underage LOI games this weekend, confusion reigns as to whether the Premier, First Division and Women's National League can be played to a conclusion in the light of tightening Covid-19-related restrictions.
Read MoreSunday Independent columnist Eamonn Sweeney was concerned that his readers might get a misleading impression about the number of people who care about the league
Read MoreNarrated by a husky-sounding Aidan Gillen, who seems to drift in and out of his ‘John Boy’ Power persona, Division: the Irish Soccer Split deals with the split between the Irish Football Association (IFA) and the Football Association of Ireland ...
Read MoreHow was it of you? No, not the opening night of the Premier Division season but last week’s league launch.
Read MoreThis issue dominated LOI conversations, in the traditional media, social media, podcasts, buses, bars, and beyond for the first half of the year, before fading from view. It’s worth reminding ourselves what it entailed.
Read More12 was the magic number in the #greatestleagueintheworld last week. Apparently, this is the only possible number that we can have in the Premier Division without being accused of elitism.
Read MoreJohn Caulfield certainly let his title rival have it following Cork’s draw with Derry which was enough to confirm the Leesiders as the 2017 Premier Division Champions. Actually, no he didn’t.
Read MoreHamlet, the prince of Denmark, was something of a theme in Irish football this week and not just because of the senior international team’s World Cup play-off draw.
Read MoreThomas Tormey once again looks back at what has been a busy week for the Irish press both domestically and internationally.
Read MoreCrowds were the theme this week with the heathy attendances the previous Monday feeding into last weekend’s Irish Daily Mail FAI Cup semi-finals.
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