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 Dermot Keely (@keelysbar)
Well the end of the season has come…..I think the League of Ireland teams can be proud of themselves. Attendances are up, the football has improved, and if you take out the antics of the FAI I’d say the product has definitely improved. Continue reading “And that’s a Wrap”
By Dermot Keely (@keelysbar)
Missed the last couple of weeks of the Blog. Sometimes I just get fed up with the way the league is “Run”, the people who “Run” it or maybe I should say RUIN our League. Continue reading “Well done Shelbourne and Dundalk”
By Chloe Mustaki (@CMustaki)
The Ireland Women’s Universities Squad recently took part in the 2019 FISU Summer Universiade in Naples. Dave Connell’s side defied the odds by reaching the semi-finals, losing on penalties to Russia. Ultimately, the Irish girls had to settle for fourth place, a remarkable achievement in itself. Continue reading “Ireland Universities captain Chloe Mustaki talks about their amazing run to the semi-finals of the World University Games”
Less than two weeks after leaving Cobh Ramblers, following two spells as manager over 15 years, Stephen Henderson is back in football, as Head of Youth Development at Shelbourne Football Club. Continue reading “Stephen Henderson back in the football as Youth Development Officer at Shelbourne”
The opening games of the Women’s National League Cup took place over the weekend with four quarter-finals down for decision. Continue reading “Jarrett scores a hat-trick, while Limerick shock Galway in WNL League Cup”
Following yesterday’s statement by Bohemians football club on their issues with Tesco’s right of way, Shelbourne have tonight issued their own statement where they echo the views of their Dublin neighbours. Continue reading “Shelbourne release their own statement regarding Dalymount Park”
At the end of last season St Patrick’s Athletic winger Conan Byrne (pictured above with Ian Morris and Oscar Brennan) was forced to make the decision to leave the club he had served with distinction for 6 seasons. Continue reading “Conan Byrne ‘aiming for promotion’ with Shelbourne as the First Division kicks off”
After a hugely successful spell as a player and Youth Development Officer at Bohemians, where the club won numerous underage titles along with the the development of many young players who went on to feature for Keith Long’s Senior side, Ian Morris has left the club to become the new manager of First Division side Shelbourne FC. Continue reading “Morris takes the reigns at Shelbourne”
Shelbourne claimed back-to-back Leinster Senior League Cup titles following their penalty shoot-our victory over their Dublin rivals St Patrick’s Athletic on Friday evening. The hero for Shels on the night was goalkeeper Lee Steacy, who incidentally was battling a bad flu, as he picked up the man-of-the-match award. Continue reading “Cup hero Steacy ready to step up to be a Number 1”
