Bray Wanderers 2

Limerick 0 Dundalk 3: New Limerick FC boss Neil McDonald watched his side slip to defeat to Dundalk – and finish the game with 10 men after keeper Brendan Clarke was ref carded – at the Markets Field last night.

John Caulfield has described Stephen Kenny’s complaints about the lack of penalties awarded to his Dundalk side as “an astonishing attack” on match officials in the SSE Airtricity League.

St Patrick’s Athletic 0 Limerick 2: Limerick showed no adverse affects from their managerial upheaval during the week as interim boss Willie Boland’s side came away from Richmond Park with three big points.

Limerick FC 2 Cobh Ramblers 0: Cobh boss Stephen Henderson reckons no one will catch runaway First Division leaders Limerick FC. 

UCD 1 F91 Dudelange 1: Teenager Ryan Swan delighted his watching father Derek by emulating him by also scoring in Europe to earn UCD a remarkable Europa League victory.

UCD 0 Cabinteely 1

UCD 0 Dundalk 2

UCD 0 Shamrock Rovers 2, Premier Division

Dundalk 5 UCD 2

The renewed enthusiasm among Leaving Certificate students for the study of languages (‘Languages gain student popularity in Leaving Certificate’, Irish Examiner, 10 March) bodes well for Ireland’s future economic development and the promotion of a multi-cultural, linguistically diverse society in Ireland.

UCD 1 Shelbourne 1

As he did on his final home appearance last week, Gary Twigg signed off on the double for Shamrock Rovers as they beat their title successors Sligo Rovers 2-0 at the Showgrounds.

Airtricity Premier Division leaders Sligo Rovers, bidding for a first league success since 1978, can keep on course for the title by collecting another vital three points in tonight’s clash with Shelbourne at Tolka Park (8 pm).

Drogheda United will bid to maintain their fantastic recent form that has seen Mick Cooke’s side win their last five games when they take on UCD at Hunky Dorys Park tonight (kick off: 7.45pm).

Cork City boss Tommy Dunne is under no illusions as to the task that faces his side when they travel to the North-West tomorrow for the clash with Premier Division leaders Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds (7pm).

Aaron Callaghan wants his Bohemians players to manage their anger and right the wrongs of Iceland when UCD visit Dalymount Park tomorrow afternoon.

UCD will host Shelbourne boosted by draws with champions Shamrock Rovers and in-form Drogheda United in recent weeks.

Shamrock Rovers will bid to get back to winning ways tonight after being held to draws in their previous two games away in Bray and at home to Derry City.

UCD host a Drogheda United side that has gone seven games unbeaten since the opening day of the season.

Sligo Rovers are hoping to extend their three-point lead at the top of the Airtricity Premier Division when they play host the only other unbeaten side in the division, St Patrick’s Athletic at the Showgrounds tonight (7.05pm).

UCD are without Mick Leahy (hip flexor), Ger Barron (toe) and Chris Mulhall (groin) as they prepare to host Bohemians in tonight's Airtricity League Premier Division clash at the UCD Bowl (7.05pm).

Newly promoted Monaghan are still looking for their first Premier Division win after being edged out by UCD at the Belfield Bowl last night.

Dundalk claimed their first Premier League victory of the season as two goals inside four second-half minutes from Chris Shields and Shane O’Neill helped them see off UCD in Oriel Park last night.

Gary Twigg worked the oracle once again for Shamrock Rovers with a brace as the champions came from behind to win 2-1 at Drogheda United.

NON-LEAGUE Sheriff provided the shock of the round, giving runaway First Division leaders Shelbourne a two goal start before dumping them out of the cup in this thriller at Tolka Park.

Shelbourne 1 Sligo Rovers 2

GOALS from Kevin Dawson and Philly Hughes gave Shelbourne victory at Tolka Park last night as Alan Mathews’ men extended their lead at the top of the First Division to seven points.

WATERFORD UNITED lost their fourth game of the season last night as 10-man Shelbourne moved to the top of the Airtricity League of Ireland First Division thanks to a Philly Hughes strike at the RSC last night.

Galway United 1 UCD 4

Bray Wanderers 2 UCD 2

Bohemians 3 UCD 1

Bohemians will be hoping to stay in touch at the top of the table with victory over UCD at Dalymount Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

UCD will be looking for some league form when they take on Drogheda United at the UCD Bowl tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Dundalk 1 UCD 1

UCD will be looking to put their recent bad form behind them as they take on bottom-of-the-table Bray Wanderers at the UCD Bowl tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

CHAMPIONS Bohemians can move up to third place in the Premier Division table with victory over improving Sligo Rovers in tonight’s Airtricity League clash at Dalymount Park (7.45pm).

Sligo Rovers will be without Danny Ventre for tonight’s Airtricity League Premier Division clash with UCD at The Showgrounds, kick-off 7.45pm.

St. Patrick’s Athletic 2 UCD 1

Sporting Fingal 1 UCD 2

Drogheda United 1 UCD 2

UCD 3 Dundalk 1

Galway United 2 UCD 2

UCD 2 Drogheda United 0

UCD 0 Sporting Fingal 0

Dundalk will be looking to maintain their impressive start to the season when they take on UCD at Oriel Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Shamrock Rovers welcome UCD to Tallaght Stadium for Friday’s Airtricity League Premier Division clash, kick-off 8pm.