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Bohemians sink Sligo Rovers to continue gaining ground at the top (opens the original)
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Paul O’Hehir reports from Dalymount Park BOHEMIANS CONTINUE TO show there is life after Europe, something leaders Shamrock Rovers need to tap into quickly as the Gypsies gain ground. While the Hoops’ continental exploits unravelled at every turn, Bohs took confidence from their have-a-go exit to Midtjylland, channelling it in the best possible fashion. This was their third successive win in all competitions since bowing out in Denmark and while arch-rivals Rovers have two games in hand, third-pl
Bohemians overcome Longford to reach FAI Cup quarter-finals (opens the original)
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BOHEMIANS SCORED EARLY and often at Dalymount Park to ease past Longford Town and book their place in Tuesday’s FAI Cup quarter-final draw. The impressive Harry Vaughan scored in the sixth minute to give the Gypsies a solid platform from which to build, and then provided the assist for Colm Whelan’s first goal 12 minutes later. And Whelan sealed the deal with his second early in the second half, drilling a high shot to the roof of the net before Connor Parsons added a sublime fourth at the death
Shamrock Rovers dumped out of Europa League after first-half meltdown in Albania (opens the original)
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SHAMROCK ROVERS WERE unceremoniously dumped out of the Europa League after a remarkable first-half meltdown in Albania where they shipped four quick-fire goals and saw their aggregate lead evaporate in the blink of an eye. This run in Europe has been characterised by missed opportunities, notably their Champions League sucker punch defeat to Ararat-Armenia. Then last week in Tallaght, after dropping into this competition, the Hoops squandered opportunities to put Egnatia to the sword and win by
Shelbourne lose in Estonia but advance to face Ajax in glamour European showdown (opens the original)
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SHELBOURNE ARE SET for a glamour European showdown with Dutch giants Ajax next week after upholding their end of the bargain in Estonia on Thursday. John Russell’s Reds blew a lead in a 2-1 defeat away to 10-man Nomme Kalju but their five-goal haul in Dublin last week stood to them as they progressed 6-4 on aggregate, pocketing at least another €900,000 in Uefa prize money for their efforts. Ajax – the four-time European champions – beat Vojvodina of Serbia 8-2 on aggregate, 4-1 on the night, to
10-man Shamrock Rovers self-destruct in Champions League qualifier (opens the original)
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SHAMROCK ROVERS HIT the self-destruct button in Malta and will have to overturn a two-goal deficit in Tallaght next week to progress in the Champions League. The League of Ireland champions played with an early swagger that suggested they would return to Dublin with a favourable result but, against the run of play, they went behind just before half-time and unravelled thereafter. Matt Healy’s minute of madness compounded matters as the Hoops midfielder – who was only drafted into the Ireland squ
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