Shamrock Rovers 2 Dundalk 2

Sligo Rovers 3 Dundalk 4

Dundalk and Drogheda United go head-to-head in tonight’s Louth derby at Oriel Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

COLIN HEALY last night signed a two-year deal with Roy Keane’s Ipswich Town and will be unveiled later this morning after moving to the Championship side for a reported €70,000 fee.

Galway United manager Ian Foster is without the suspended Jay O’Shea, Michael McGrath and Shane Guthrie for the visit of Dundalk to Terryland Park on Friday night, kick-off 7.45pm.

Dundalk 1 Derry City 0

Mervue United will be looking for an upset when they take on Premier Division side Dundalk at Terryland Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Shamrock Rovers 3 Dundalk 1

Dundalk 0 St. Patrick’s Athletic 1

Derry City 0 Dundalk 1

DARREN MANSARAM, Liam Burns and Chris Turner returned to haunt their former club as Dundalk beat Sligo Rovers 3-1 in the League of Ireland Premier Division at The Showgrounds on Saturday night.

Sligo Rovers 1 Dundalk 3

Dundalk 3 Drogheda United 0

Galway United will be hoping to build on their impressive start to the season when they take on Dundalk at Terryland Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Defending champions Bohemians will take on Dundalk as they return to Premier Division football tonight at Oriel Park (kick-off 7.35pm).

Cork City and Bohemians go head to head in the eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash tonight at Turner's Cross, kick-off 7.45pm.

THE BRAND new championship trophy may be safely installed in United Park but final night fireworks in the eircom League Premier Division season can still be expected at the top and bottom of the table.

Bohemians 0 Cork City 2

Bohemians 0 Cork City 2

THE essential difference between a cup final and a cup semi-final is that, assuming their team has at least given a good account of itself, fans will respond to defeat in the final with disappointment but to defeat in a semi with dismay.

Bohemians 2 UCD 0

Galway United visit Dalymount Park to take on Sean Connor's Bohemians in tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash, kick-off 7.45pm.

St Patrick's Athletic 0 Bohemians 1

Bohemians 3 Sligo Rovers 0

St Patrick's Athletic 1 Bohemians 2

Waterford United come up against Bohemians in tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash at the RSC, kick-off 7.45pm.

Bray Wanderers 0 Bohemians 3

A late Glen Crowe winner eased Bohemians' nerves to book their passage through to the quarter-finals of the FAI Ford Cup - but they were made to work very hard for their win over Bobby Browne's Leinster Senior League side.

Bohemians 2 Cork City 1

Bohemians 0 Sunderland 1

Drogheda United 1 Bohemians 0

Drogheda United go head-to-head with Bohemians in tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash at United Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Bohemians 1 Waterford United 0

Drogheda United fell at the first hurdle in this season's FAI Ford Cup as they were beaten at United Park by Sean Connor's Bohemians 1-0. Darren Mansaram grabbed the only goal of the game to put the Gypsies into the last 16 to leave Paul Doolin's side to concentrate on the league.

Bohemians 2 St. Patrick's Athletic 0

Galway United 0 Bohemians 1

Bohemians entertain UCD at Dalymount Park tonight and a win for the students would see them jump ahead of the Gypsies in the league table, kick-off 7.45pm.

Derry City 0 Bohemians 0

UNBEATEN Drogheda United will have the chance to go clear at the top of the eircom League when they face Shamrock Rovers this evening at Tolka Park (kick off 8pm; all other games 7.45pm).

HAVING finally gained their first win in six with a 1-0 victory away to Waterford United in the eircom Premier League, Derry City will have to go at least one better tonight if they are to overhaul Drogheda United and claim a semi-final berth in the Setanta Cup.

Bohemians 2 Shamrock Rovers 1

SITTING on the football ground about to turn property goldmine that is Dalymount Park, Bohemians’ long-term future looks secure, but while the envious supporters of rival clubs can already be heard muttering about ‘Bohski’ — and when did we last hear that sort of talk in the League of Ireland, eh? — the club’s manager, Sean Connor, is anxious to keep things in perspective.

A string of brilliant saves by goalkeeper John O’Hara ensured Sligo stayed in the FAI Carlsberg Cup as Derry failed to find a way past the Rovers custodian in a one-sided second half before 5,100 fans at a packed Showgrounds.

Sligo Rovers 0 Waterford United 0