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Shamrock Rovers' hopes in Europe's premier competition took a major hit as they were contained with relative comfort by Breidablik in the first leg of this first qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League in Tallaght.
As well as any potential financial windfall, European football offers Irish clubs the chance to measure progress at an international level, according to RTÉ soccer analyst Paul Corry.
When the draw was made for the Champions League and Europa Conference League qualifiers last month, there was a sense that the draw had been relatively kind to the four League of Ireland clubs.
Republic of Ireland captain Katie McCabe chats to RTÉ soccer correspondent Tony O'Donoghue ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup adventure and midfielder Lily Agg speaks to RTÉ Sport's Adrian Eames.
Saint Patrick's Athletic blew a massive chance to close the gap on Shamrock Rovers to two points, with Ruairí Keating grabbing a last-minute equaliser to stun the home crowd.
Shamrock Rovers dropped points for the third time in four outings as Drogheda United once again lived up to their bogey team billing against the champions at Weavers Park.
JJ Lunney scored the pick of the goals as Shelbourne eased to victory at the UCD Bowl to record their biggest win of the season.
Two goals in as many minutes from John O'Sullivan and Jonathan Afolabi saw Bohemians stage a big comeback over Dundalk at Dalymount Park to boost their hopes of securing European football next season.