Irish football this weekend (March 30, April 1, '07)

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Premier Division
30 March 2007
Drogheda United v Derry City United Park, 8pm
Shamrock Rovers v Galway United Tolka Park, 8pm
Cork City v Longford Town Turner's Cross 7:45
St Patrick's Athletic v Bray Wanderers Richmond Park7:45
Waterford United v Bohemians RSC 7:45
01 April 2007
Sligo Rovers UCD The Showgrounds 3:30

gimmick

Drogheda United v Derry City Score Draw
Shamrock Rovers v Galway United Scoreless Draw
Cork City v Longford Town City by 2
St Patrick's Athletic v Bray Wanderers Home win
Waterford United v Bohemians away win
Sligo Rovers V UCD score draw

The New Shedwill be opening in Turners Cross as well tomorrow night. Hopefully a few more will come along to see it.

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Kojak

Drogheda United v Derry City - Away
Shamrock Rovers v Galway United - Home
Cork City v Longford Town - Home
St Patrick's Athletic v Bray Wanderers -Draw
Waterford United v Bohemians -Away
Sligo Rovers V UCD - Draw

KdjaCL

Premier Division
30 March 2007
Drogheda United v Derry City United Park, 8pm
Home win Derry are very poor.

Shamrock Rovers v Galway United Tolka Park, 8pm
Draw Rovers playing well but Cousins will have them up for it.

Cork City v Longford Town Turner's Cross 7:45
Home easy really longford are ****

St Patrick's Athletic v Bray Wanderers Richmond Park7:45
Draw Bray playing well and eddie always gets a result in richer

Waterford United v Bohemians RSC 7:45
Home
01 April 2007
Sligo Rovers UCD The Showgrounds 3:30
Home


kdjac

Zebra3

And in the First....

Thursday
Dundalk 7:45 Athlone Town Oriel Park
Friday
Finn Harps 8:00 Monaghan United Finn Park
Kilkenny City 7:30 Shelbourne Buckley Park
Saturday
Kildare County 7:30 Cobh Ramblers Station Road
Sunday
Wexford Youths 2.30 Limerick 37 Wexford Football Complex

Hopefully, Friday night will bring our first win of the season.

Looking forward to the trip. :cool:

Töpher

Probably the only trip of the year I won't manage! Work, grr!

KdjaCL

Dundalk winning 5-1 with 20 minutes to go :eek:



kdjac

Limerick Dude

KdjaCL wrote:

Dundalk winning 5-1 with 20 minutes to go :eek:



kdjac

Jaysus, they seem to be unstoppable, we need to win against wexford youths on sunday to keep the pressure on them!

Bateman

Dundalk look hot alright, they seem to be handling the pressure that comes with being favourites quite well, although I think Athlone might have a shout there yet.

Pighead

6 goals, 6 different scorers! What a team. Young Williams has been the signing of the season. 4 games 4 goals and Man of THe Match almost every game. The relentless march back to the top continues.

Bateman

Pighead wrote:

6 goals, 6 different scorers! What a team. Young Williams has been the signing of the season. 4 games 4 goals and Man of THe Match almost every game. The relentless march back to the top continues.

8 goals, 8 different scorers. :eek:

Pighead

Bateman wrote:

8 goals, 8 different scorers. :eek:

2 sending offs as well. Never a dull moment in Fortress Oriel!

Bateman

2 of the biggest saps in the league sent off.

gimmick

Healy and farrelly still not cleared by FIFA. The conspiracy has gone global :rolleyes:

KdjaCL

3-1 Pats



3-0 after 8 minutesnice hattrick for Quigley 2 made a not very entertaining 82 minutes, ref was a muppet gave Bray everything, sent off frost and gifted them the free kick they scored from.

Bray really had nothing to offer even tho they played last 40 minutes with an extra man.


kdjac

KdjaCL

Mark Quigley netted a fantastic early hat-trick as St Patrick's Athletic continued their unbeaten start to the 2007 eircom League of Ireland Premier Division season with victory over Bray Wanderers.

Mark Quigley netted a fantastic early hat-trick as St Patrick's Athletic continued their unbeaten start to the 2007 eircom League of Ireland Premier Division season with victory over Bray Wanderers.

Pat's started the game in explosive fashion and Quigley had killed the game off as a contest with less than ten minutes on the clock.

Quigley's first came on four minutes with a low drive after good work down the right by Keith Fahey and Anto Brennan.

Number two arrived on six minutes with a cracking shot out of nothing from 25 yards out on the left.

Quigley then completed his hat-trick after just nine minutes with a superb lob of Bray keeper Steve Williams from 20-yards.

Pat's were forced into making a change on 18 minutes when David Mulcahy replaced Anthony Murphy, who sustained a nasty injury to his right leg when he came off worst in a tackle.

Quigley very nearly made it four on 26 minutes with a low pile-driver from right of centre but Williams got down well to punch his effort wide.

Bray started to come more into the game after that and Gary Cronin tested Pat's keeper Barry Ryan with a looping effort on 35 minutes but Ryan made a fine save.

Mulcahy put Quigley through with a perfectly weighted pass after 36 minutes but Quigley sent his low shot wide.

Wanderers had a much better start to the second period and very nearly pulled one back on 55 minutes.

David Tyrrell sent an inviting cross into the box from deep on the left wing but both Paul Dunphy and Stephen Fox, who had eluded their markers, failed to connect with the ball and it floated into touch.

Pat's were reduced to ten men on 56 minutes when John Frost was sent off after he received a second yellow.

Keith Fahey could have got number four for Pat's on 57 but shot wide when Quigley was better placed in the box.

Alan Cawley got one back for Bray on 77 minutes with a free kick that cleared the Pat's wall and nestled in the top left corner of the net.

St Patrick's Athletic: Ryan, Brennan, Frost, C Foley, Fahey (Maguire 70), Kirby, O'Neill (Rooney 75), M Quigley, Murphy (Mulcahy 18), Ndo, Paisley

Bray Wanderers: Williams, Tresson (Cawley 53), Cronin (Georgescu 73), Derek Tyrell, Delaney, Fox, Gough (O'Shea h/t), David Tyrell, Deans, Duggan, Dunphy

Referee: D McKeown

kdjac

KdjaCL

http://www.stpatsfc.com/watch_video.php?id=48

Highlights from the game, fair play to the media team for getting them up so fast.


Setanta take note.....


Afri-Core band were a few minutes late and missed all the goals :d


kdjac