St Pat's kick off league campaign

Following their excellent performances in the Intertoto Cup, St Patrick's Athletic get their Premier Division season underway this evening against newly promoted Drogheda United at O2 Park.

St Pat's kick off league campaign
Fri, 19 Jul, 2002 - 10:14

Following their excellent performances in the Intertoto Cup, St Patrick's Athletic get their premier division season underway this evening against newly promoted Drogheda United at O2 Park.

The Saints are likely to be without Robbie Griffin, Tony Bird and Paul Osam. Drogheda should be at full strength however.

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