Dundalk 3 Bohemians 0... Bohemians became the latest side to draw a blank as Dundalk continued their unbeaten start to the season with a third win in a row at Oriel Park last night.

And so the wait goes on until at least Monday, when Cork City will have the chance to reprise their last title success, in 2005, by beating Derry City - or, this time, even just drawing with them - at Turner’s Cross.

Mid-table Bohemians ended Cork City’s remarkable 22-match unbeaten league record and their hopes of going unbeaten for the whole season with a narrow away win at Turner’s Cross tonight.

ST PATRICK’S ATHLETIC 1 - BOHEMIANS 3: A second-half comeback earned Bohemians sweet revenge for a 4-0 reversal at Dalymount Park back in March as they won this frantic Dublin derby to keep St Patrick’s deep in relegation trouble, second bottom of the Premier Division.

AIRTRICITY PREMIER DIVISION:

UCD 1 Bohemians 0

Captain Dave Mulcahy salvaged a big point for Bohemians as they came from behind to utterly frustrate title contenders St. Patrick’s Athletic in snatching a 1-1 draw at Richmond Park.

Airtricity League Premier Division: Cork City 2 Bohemians 1

UL Bohemians 23 Cork Constitution 15

Bohemians 1 Cork City 1

Being bottom of the table without a goal five games into the season is but a distant memory for Bohemians as a third win in four games over Dundalk at Dalymount Park last night moved them into fifth, their highest placing of the season.

Bohemians finally got their first goal and their first win of the league season but Cork City’s woes continue on their return to the Premier Division.

Bohemians 2 Bray Wanderers 1

A FORTUITOUS Gary Twigg goal midway through the second half allowed Shamrock Rovers to register a deserved win over Bohemians in their Airtricity League Premier Division encounter at Dalymount Park last night.

BOHEMIANS finally confirmed their place in the fourth round draw as goals from Anto Flood, Stephen Traynor and Robert Bayly helped them overcome a brave challenge from Munster Senior League outfit Douglas Hall at Dalymount Park last night.

WITH tomorrow’s Setanta Cup final between Dundalk and Shamrock Rovers curtailing tonight’s Airtricity League Premier Division action, the First Division takes centre stage this evening as Shelbourne host Cork City in a top of the table clash at Tolka Park (8pm).

CONTINUING where he left off at the Carlisle Grounds last week, Anto Flood ensured Bohemians made it two wins from two in the Premier Division.

THE future of Bohemians once again hangs in the balance with confirmation that two players are still seeking to have the club wound-up over the non-payment of wages.

A TITLE race with more unexpected twists and turns than a Wayne Rooney transfer saga delivered perhaps its greatest upset yet last night, as Galway United beat Bohemians in a five-goal thriller at Terryland Park.

THE penultimate game of the season could land Bohemians the ultimate prize in domestic football.

THE title is up for grabs again.

Bohemians 1 Shamrock Rovers 0

Bohemians 2 Bray Wanderers 0

MONAGHAN UNITED fly the flag for the First Division in the EA Sports Cup last four this evening when they host local rivals Dundalk at Gortakeegan (kick-off 8pm).

BRIAN SHELLEY fears for the long-term financial implications of Bohemians’ sorry Champions League exit on Tuesday night.

St. Patrick’s Athletic 3 Bohemians 1

Monaghan United 1 Bohemians 1 (After extra-time: Monaghan win 4-3 on pens)

CHAMPIONS Bohemians travel to Sligo today in search of back to back Airtricity Premier League of Ireland victories for the first time since the opening weeks of the season.

Bohemians 2 Galway United 3

Coleraine 1 Bohemians 3

Bohemians 3 St. Patrick’s Athletic 1

A GAME which began in a whisper ended with a scream in Tallaght last night, as Shamrock Rovers got the win against champions and arch-rivals Bohemians which takes the Hoops back to the top of the League of Ireland.

Bohemians 3 Dundalk 2

Bohemians 0 Shamrock Rovers 0

WITH Cork City on death row and desperately hoping for an 11th-hour reprieve before the lights go dim, and a small chunk of the Carlisle Grounds succumbing to gravity during a game between Bray and Shamrock Rovers – was this the first time in football that the wall actually “didn’t do its job”? – the League of Ireland badly needed a boost this week.

Bohemians 8 Mayfield United 1

Bohemians 8 Mayfield United 1

UL BOHEMIANS 34 TERENURE COLLEGE 0

THE Irish Rugby Football Union is likely to submit a written request to the GAA in a bid to have Croke Park made available for a possible Heineken Cup semi-final clash between Munster and Leinster in April.

Bohemians 2 Bray Wanderers 1

ANYTHING less than another three points on their seemingly inexorable march towards the league title will come as a major surprise this evening when runaway leaders Bohemians take on Finn Harps at Dalymount Park (7.45).

Cork City 0 Bohemians 1