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Sometimes cover League of Ireland online and in print. Sligo Rovers member, volunteer, folly-er. 🇮🇪🎸
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Gritty St Patrick's Athletic do enough to down Sligo Rovers and go back top of the Premier Division

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By David Goulden Verified
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
St Patrick's Athletic followed the lead of their fellow title hopefuls Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians as they too eked out a result against one of the bottom sides to return to the top of the Premier Division table on goal difference. Aidan Keena struck for Pat's with fifteen minutes to go against his old club as Sligo Rovers were beaten for the fifth game running, meaning their relegation could be confirmed at Tolka Park in a few weeks' time when they face Shels and former boss John Russell.
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Stalemate at the Showgrounds as Waterford hold Sligo

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By David Goulden Verified
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Updated / Friday, 21 Aug 2026 22:06 Tommy Lonergan went close on a couple of occasions for Waterford Sligo Rovers and Waterford played out a stalemate at the Showgrounds in what was an entertaining relegation six-pointer. Both sides had chances, although the visitors had the best of them and the result suits the Blues more than the Bit O'Red who now sit five off the rest of the pack.
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Athlone move clear of Shels after victory over Peamount

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By David Goulden Verified
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Athlone Town opened up a three-point gap between themselves and nearest challengers Shelbourne at the summit of the Women's Premier Division as they overturned a spirited Peamount United side at Greenogue Park in Dublin. Melissa O'Kane struck in the first half for the midlanders who followed up in the second period with a Chloe Singleton goal thirteen minutes from time as Town pushed ahead of Shels, who they still have a game in hand over.
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