League of Ireland: Sligo Rovers halt Shelbourne, Shamrock Rovers narrow gap to Derry
Shamrock Rovers had a successful evening in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division.
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Stephen Kenny happy that semblance of St Pat's team is emerging
Three games into his tenure as St Patrick's Athletic boss and Stephen Kenny finally saw his side get a point on the board after a 2-2 draw away to Bohemians on Friday evening.
Danny Grant strikes late to earn Bohemians a point against St Pat's
Danny Grant scored a late, late equaliser to earn Bohemians a point in a frenetic Dublin derby that ebbed and flowed to the very end at Dalymount Park.
Realistic Stephen Kenny committed to long-term St Pat's project
St Patrick's Athletic have made a huge statement of intent with the appointment of Stephen Kenny, while his five-and-half year contract suggests he is only two games into a very ambitious project.
LOI preview: Shels set to feel heat in Tallaght
Drama has been the consistent theme of the 2024 League of Ireland season with multiple storylines filled with twists and turns that don’t seem to be stopping.
FAI interim CEO David Courell refrains from ruling out John O'Shea from permanent Ireland manager search
FAI interim CEO David Courell has acknowledged the frustration felt by supporters over the drawn-out process of appointing a new Republic of Ireland manager.
Paul Corry: Stephen Kenny needs time and new recruits at Pat's
Stephen Kenny will need to add substantially to his St Pat's squad if they're to match up to the club's ambitions and become title challengers, according to RTÉ soccer analyst Paul Corry.
Bayer Leverkusen's Irish guide, Stephen Kenny gets St Pat's reign underway and Premier League post-season forecast
Ex-Sheffield Wednesday and UCD midfielder Paul Corry and former Dundalk striker David McMillan join Raf Diallo to discuss how Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool and co are shaping up for next season after the end of the 2023-24 Premier League campaign and they each pick out a stand out from the Irish players abroad (clue: it's two Corkmen!).