Dundalk end Shamrock Rovers unbeaten run as fans protest outside ground

Fans gathered outside the ground before the game to call for chairman Bill Hulsizer to step down from his role in protest against the way the club has been run
Dundalk end Shamrock Rovers unbeaten run as fans protest outside ground

Shamrock Rovers goalkeeper Alan Mannus concedes a second half goal from Daniel Kelly. Picture: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Dundalk 2 Shamrock Rovers 1 

“We want our club back” was the cry of protestors outside Oriel Park tonight and, on the pitch at least, they got it as Dundalk belied their recent form to end Shamrock Rovers’ 33-match unbeaten league record.

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