By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
After last weeks postponement the Donegal Women’s League will finally kick off their U17 league campaign this weekend with a long trip to the capital on Sunday to face Shamrock Rovers. Continue reading “Donegal U17 women set to kickstart their season”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
History will be made on Sunday when Carlow/Kilkenny take to the pitch for the first time as they take on DLR Waves in their Women’s National U17 League clash at Marley Park. It follows the successful transition of their U15 and U17 boys teams in the SSE Airtricity League. Continue reading “Carlow/Kilkenny U17 Women set to make history this weekend”
Once again we are back to the age old problem of the League of Ireland. Each club looks out only for itself. There is no interest in the group or what is best for the LOI. This selfishness is how John Delaney prospered. He was able to play on this individuality. Continue reading “League starting again”
By Gerard Mulreaney
New Derry City striker Tim Nilsen said that the Candystripeswill only get better as the season progresses, following their 1-0 defeat to champions Dundalk on Friday night. Continue reading “New striker Nilsen confident of Derry success”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
Andy Myler has returned to the club he started his senior footballing career 25 years ago, taking up the reigns as manager of UCD for the 2020 season. Continue reading “Myler looking forward to the UCD challenge”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
Anyone who watched the 2017 Women’s FAI Cup Final between Cork City and UCD Waves at the Aviva Stadium would have seen a quality performance by Waves midfielder Chloe Mustaki. Continue reading “Mustaki relishing new opportunity in England with Charlton Athletic”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
Galway United manager Alan Murphy recently secured the signing of striker Michael (Mikey) Place after chasing him for over two years.
Place 21, from Dunmore knows all about the club, having gone to support the team in Eamonn Deacy Park in his younger days. Continue reading “New signing Place proud of who he’s become after coming through foster care”
By Dermot Keely (@keelysbar)
The day of judgement finally arrived. This day should be forever remembered as the FAI’s Black Friday. We finally got to see the 2018 accounts and the reconstituted accounts for 2016 and 2017. What an absolute horror story. Continue reading “Day of Judgement”
By Gerard Mulreaney
After plenty of speculation in recent weeks, Ollie Horgan has finally signed an extension to his contract and will remain at Finn Harps for a further two years. Continue reading “Horgan extends as Harps look ahead”