UCC Demons and Killester will battle it out for the Premier Men’s League title next Sunday after their Dublin double header wins over Templeogue and DCU Saints.

UL Eagles coach Mark Keenan was left bitterly disappointed after his side went down 100-88 to Killester in a highly entertaining Premier Men’s league clash at the UL Arena.

UL EAGLES will be bidding to extend their winning run when they face DCU Saints at the UL Arena tomorrow night and then head to Galway on Sunday to play Moycullen.

WITH this comfortable win Bohemians completed a whitewash of Drogheda this term.

STEPHEN KENNY insists Derry City deserve to top the table as they defend their 13-match unbeaten run in the game of the weekend at Sligo Rovers this afternoon.

KILLESTER retained their Nivea for Men Superleague title following a classic final win over Bord Gáis Neptune at the National Basketball Arena yesterday.

UCC DEMONS travel to Dublin this weekend in defence of their Men’s National Cup on the back of two SuperLeague defeats but that statistic will have no bearing on what promises to be an intriguing final.

Bray Wanderers and Drogheda United go head to head in this relegation battle at the Carlisle Grounds tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Galway United and Drogheda United go head-to-head in League of Ireland Premier Division clash at Terryland Park tonight (kick-off 7.45pm).

Shamrock Rovers who take on Drogheda United at United Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm, must plan without Ian Bermingham (knee), Sean O’Connor (suspended) and Dessie Baker (suspended).

Drogheda United 1 Bohemians 1

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Bray Wanderers 0 Drogheda United 1

Drogheda United v Sligo Rovers

THINGS are getting tighter at the top of the League of Ireland Premier Division and should either Bohemians or Derry City slip up tonight, Cork City are well placed to take advantage as they host Galway United at Turner’s Cross.

ST PATRICK’S ATHLETIC midfielder Keith Fahey is hoping the Inchicore club does not price him out of a dream move back to the English Premier League.

A bad miss by Ger Rowe and a goal-line clearance from Gavin Peers all but ended Shamrock Rovers' slim hopes of making Europe next season.

Andy Myler scored twice to move Rovers up to third in the table as boss Pat Scully refused to confirm three players - Derek Pender, David McGill and Robbie Clarke - had been put off the team bus en route to the RSC.

Shamrock Rovers return to the Premier Division after spending last season outside the top tier of Irish football for the first time in their history.

Athlone Town 1 Shamrock Rovers 2

SHAMROCK ROVERS hope to play the last four home games of the coming season at their new stadium in Tallaght but could yet be lodging in Tolka Park for the bulk of the campaign.

MARIAN College earned their first Schools Cup title when winning the Boys U19 B Final at the National Basketball Arena yesterday.

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