Galway in town as Bohs eye crucial win

BOHEMIANS will look to build on their win at Turner’s Cross on Friday night when the League of Ireland Premier Division leaders welcome Galway United to Dalymount Park this evening (7.45pm).

Galway in town as Bohs eye crucial win
Tue, 02 Jun, 2009 - 01:00
John Riordan

Jason Byrne’s second-half header against Cork City moved the champions ahead of the Leesiders who travel to United Park to take on Alan Mathews’ Drogheda.

Also challenging at the top are Derry City who host St Patrick’s Athletic so Gypsies boss Pat Fenlon will look to avoid a slip-up.

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