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Bohemian FC v Sligo Rovers
Tuesday 22 April 2021
Dalymount Park
Kick off 19:45
Official Programme
Vol. 73 No. 3 / €4
Rob l
Cor n wa l
Defender
Club Directory
Bohemian Football Club, Dalymount Park, Phibsborough,
Dublin 7, D07 YXWO
Tel: 868 0923 / Email: amanda@bohemians.ie
Web: www.bohemians.ie
Head of Fitness & Conditioning Head Academy Athletic
Remy Tang Development Coach
First Team Sports Scientist Paul McGrath
Aidan Conroy Event Controller
6 September 1890 Medical Team - Phil Dwyer- Pulse
Club Medical Doctor Safety Officer
Club President Dr. Fiona Dennehy Paddy Byas - Pulse
Chris Brien
Club Physiotherapist Bohemian Foundation
Honorary Secretary Dr. Paul Kirwan Thomas Hynes, Chris Brien,
Stephen Lambert Jeff Conway, Barbara Conway, John
Club Sports Masseur
Membership Director Rob Murray Colleary, Stephen Burke
Cormac O’Reilly Club Kit Manager Supporter Liaison Officer
Community Director Colin O’Connor Gerry Sexton
Thomas Hynes Assistant Kit Manager Disability Access Officer &
PR & Media Relations Aaron Fitzsimons Sight Loss Commentator
Luke O’Riordan James Flanagan
Video Analysis John Bohan
Youth Director Stadium Announcers
GPS Manager
Larry Rogan, Stephen Dornan
Conor Emerson Cathal Muircheartaigh
Pitchside MC Paul Duffy
Commercial Director Under 19 Team Manager
Matt Devaney Gavin Teehan Webmaster Luke O’Riordan
Bar Director Under 19 Coaches Programme Editor & Production
Fintan Kennedy Mark Anderson, Paul O’Reilly, Willie Alan Bird
Tyrrell Photographers
Chief Operating Officer
Under 17 Team Manager Stephen Burke, Eddie Lennon,
Daniel Lambert
Carl Grehan Martin Doherty, Conor Ryan
Lead Administrator & Souvenir Shop
Under 17 Coach
Club Licensing Manager Deirdre Clifford, Laura Clifford,
Rory Kirk
Amanda Craig Paddy Murray
Under 15 Manager/Coaches
Admin. & Licensing Stephen Costello Snack Shop
Lynn O’Neill Denise Brady, Valerie Fitzsimons
Under 13 Manager/Coaches
Honorary Life Presidents Karl Lambe, Paul Bassett Ball boy/girl & mascots
Tony O’Connell, Felim O’Reilly Audrey Fitzpatrick, Susan Lambert,
WNL Senior Manager & Coach
Honorary Life Vice-Presidents Beth Sexton
Sean Byrne
Noel Farrell, Gerry Cuffe, Club Artist Officer
WNL Senior Assistant Manager &
Brendan Duffy, Paddy Hayes, Mark O’Meara
Goalkeeping Coach Pat Trehy
Paddy Murray, Oliver Ward, Coach Derek O’Neill Climate Justice Officer
Stephen Burke Sean McCabe
WNL Strength & Conditioning
Coach Dave O’Brien Bar Committee
Derek Monaghan, Hugh Dempsey
First Team Manager WNL Doctor Dr James Diedrich
Keith Long Chaplain Fr Seán Farrell
WNL Physio Vincent Fitzpatrick
First Team Assistant Manager More Than A Club Paul Gannon
WNL Secretary Rose Darby
Trevor Croly Football Forecasts & Lotto
Amputee Team Manager Jimmy O’Connor, Anto Farrell,
Goalkeeping Coach Brián Doyle Stephen Burke, Eddie Smith snr,
Chris Bennion Youth Protection Officer (YPO) Stephen Dornan, Tommy Dornan,
First team Player Fiona Delaney Anne Delaney
Development Coach Head of Youth Football Half-Time Raffle Jimmy O’Connor,
Derek Pender Pat Cleary Joe Carr, Anne Delaney
editorial
‘A
lot done, more to do’ was once the election slogan of a certain
Bertie Ahern-led political party, with the man himself looking
extremely pensive in the posters that doubtless stayed up on the
street light and electricity poles long after the election.
The only similarity between that and Bohemians is the slogan as far as
I’m concerned and it’s how I felt while cracking open a celebratory beer
in recognition of well orchestrated and much needed win in Dundalk.
Getting that first win was vital but to do via a penalty, in a ground where
we’ve been handed our arse with last minute spot-kicks against us in recent Premier Division
seasons, was most satisfactory and hopefully acted as a springboard to get 1923/24, 1927/28,
our campaign going. I’ve no idea how we did in Waterford, the programme 1929/30, 1933/34,
having gone to print before that match so hopefully we added to our points 1935/36, 1974/75,
tally and continued the steady move away from the league anchor-tenants, 1977/78, 2000/01,
who are up next in Dalymount by coincidence. 2002/03, 2008, 2009
‘A lot done, more to do’ can also be applied to the Dalymount
redevelopment, where the announcement that an architect-led design FAI Cup
team will begin to formulate a look for the new Dalymount was very 1927/28, 1934/35,
much welcome. With a potential 2025 completion date mooted, the ball 1969/70, 1975/76,
is definitely moving and hopefully soon we can watch as the new stadium 1991/1992, 2000/01,
begins to rise in Phibsboro and settle into a brand new, modern facility that 2008
will stand for many more generations of Bohemians.
Chris Brien’s retirement, strangely announced on 1 April which threw League Cup
most people I’d say, was greeted with shock and surprise but in light of 1974/75, 1978/79, 2009
his achievements over two terms as president and his role in the Finance
director’s chair during the bad years a decade ago, he deserves to step Setanta Cup
aside content that the club he leaves behind is much healthier, in every 2010
respect, then the one he inherited. Thanks for all your work Chris, the pipe
and slippers are deserved. Leinster Cup
1895/95 - 2016:
A record 32 titles
Alan Bird, Editor LoI Shield
1923/24, 1927/28,
Contact: bohsprog@gmail.com
1928/29, 1933/34,
Editor/Production: Alan Bird
1938/39, 1939/40
Contributors: Tony Magner, Stephen Burke, Robert McDonald,
Dan McSwiney, Ryan Clarke, Aidan Fitzmaurice, Paul Walsh, Declan
Farrell, Gerard Farrell, Keith Long, Chris Brien
Irish FA Cup
Photos: Stephen Burke, Eddie Lennon, Martin Doherty, Conor Ryan,
1907/08
Peter O’Doherty, Sportsfile Dublin City Cup
Sales: Gerry Juhel, Ray Larkin, Killian Molloy, Timothy Boland, Joe Collins,
Cormac Hurrell, Oran Tully RIP
1935/36
Printed by: Just-Print. Tel: 01 494 0222. Email: info@just-print.ie
Dublin & Belfast
Views expressed in this programme are solely those of the contributors Inner City Cup
and not of Bohemian FC or the committee unless indicated. All 1944/45
contributions are welcome and published at editor’s discretion.
Top Four Cup
1971/72
Acieries D’Angleur
1928/29
President’s Cup
12 titles
with Keith Long
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from the dugout
onight we welcome Liam Buckley,
his backroom team and players
to Dalymount Park for tonight’s
SSE Airtricity League encounter. Due to
production deadlines I am writing these notes
in advance of this weekend’s games.
Sligo have enjoyed an unbeaten start to
the season and have looked impressive so
far this campaign. They have a nice balance of
experience and some talented young players
coming through at the Showgrounds which
bodes well for the future. Games between
both sides are always difficult and generally
very close affairs. Sligo will have ambitions on
building on last season and will no doubt will
provide a tough examination for us, coming to
alymount with real confidence
As mentioned above I cannot reference our
last game away to Waterford so it is in that
context that I refer to our last two games
since my previous notes ahead of the St.
Patrick’s game.
After the defeat against Pats I referred to
the fine margins we have e perienced in our
defeats so far this season. The same could have
been said for our win in Dundalk where we
came out on the right side of the result - a up an unfortunate metatarsal injury in pre-
result which could have very easily gone the season. Stephen is a number of weeks away
other way. The point is that we have not been from playing but is making great progress and
a million miles off despite not playing at our working extremely hard, doing everything right
best e hope the in ection of confidence in order get back playing and making an impact
provided by a win in Oriel will lead to better at the club.
performances and by extension improved News this week of plans that have been
results. We will improve as the season goes put forward by Leinster Rugby for a proof
on and we will get more consistency in our of concept test event to assess the use of
performances which is what we will require rapid antigen testing in a permitted live
especially coming into a congestion period crowd of up to 2,000 fans at the RDS can
with six games in a three week period. only be good news for sport and the eventual
The attitude of the players has been return of supporters to our grounds in a safe
excellent and we are all working very hard and Covid-19 compliant manner. These are
to get better. It’s great to see the younger important first steps that will hopefully show
pro s adapt to the step up to the first team the wider sports and entertainment industry
environment and the energy and quality that events can take place and an eventual
they have brought to the team. Again I have return of supporters to games and to some
no doubt that some of them will make the sort of normality.
transition to first team this year with the
quality they have. It is also a pleasing to see Enjoy the game
some of the long term injuries return to
training. Conor Levingston played 60 minutes
in a recent friendly versus St. Pat’s and also
Promise Omochere is training now on a full
time basis which means he is closer to return
to playing competitive games. Also back to Keith Long, Manager
light training is Stephen Mallon who picked The Bohemian Football Club
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redevelopment has been given the at first oor level including library, e ible
green light to proceed to the design community space, meeting rooms etc. plus
and planning stages was a huge boost to all at c.1,000m² of concourse space at ground
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community activities and events on non-
An architect-led integrated design team will
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design. During this process there will be • New football stand (west) - UEFA Category
consultation with all the relevant stakeholders. facilities plus club offices, meeting rooms
The current plan is to develop: and 250m² of hospitality/community space
• A four-sided enclosed municipal stadium The current provisional timeline for
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• New north, south, east and west stands season
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic
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usual amount of hard and
dedicated work within the
community but we will get
back to those levels as soon
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n a move slightly different to previous grimaced expression, but a bit of perseverance
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was unveiled early on a Saturday morning, friends highly recommended this band to
just a week before the league commenced. me a while back. My initial reaction was a bit
With just one teaser photo beforehand, ‘ooohh, not sure about this’ but they are a bit
it added to the intrigue and curiosity as of a grower and this post-punk revival band
we eagerly awaited its release, full in the have a few cracking tunes in their discography.
knowledge that the last thing we would get They’re no strangers to Dalyer, having
was a generic template for a shirt. previously lived close by. Maybe a gig in the old
And we weren’t disappointed ground wouldn’t be beyond the realms
either, the early morning of possibility when we’re all living
reveal of an off-white in a better land? A link to the
shirt with blood-red ersey on their official website
pinstripes doesn’t tell wouldn’t go amiss however,
half the story. so that American guy knows
Once again, this where to get one! Aside
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Times to Forbes to main club partner
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had people we’re treated to a
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buzzing. Oh, knot-work on the
please tell me I end of the sleeves, the
wasn’t the only iconic Poolbeg towers
sad git who set above the O’Neill’s
his alarm for an logo (an ingenious idea)
8am wake-up call and a badge with the
for the unveiling? Grattan ridge lamps and
A plain white shirt, it’s mythical hippocampus
this certainly isn’t! half horse, half fish hrow
There is undeniably a lot in a Fontaines lyric ‘Dublin in the
going on here and you may Rain is Mine’ on the collar, this shirt
have to ‘join the dots’ before is as Dublin as could be. The Padraig
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club and Dublin’s biggest band in years, as of our crest in our native tongue.
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Marie Farrell • Left and
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Lyons shows his
of Marie Farrell who passed
determination
away at the end of January.
while Ali Coote
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club on a Sunday night where
control of the
she went regularly for a number
ball in midfield
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of Beechtree Nursing Home.
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was a very popular, sociable
woman who had plenty of
friends.
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M
emories, eh? They can leave a big Tom
Baker smile was on your face but can
also be manifestations of lantern-
jawed discontent.
If you’re a collector of footballing
memorabilia a major problem develops as
you age insomuch that while your collection
increases in size, your house dimensions
remain the same and as the years go by, your
once harmless hobby starts to Tribble*-like
take up more and more space in your home.
his will eventually result in whatever filing league fi ture of away to ongford
system you use starting to break down, and On the same night, Shels were playing Rovers
when it does, any new items acquired generally and we were hoping the Horribles would do
get dumped in a corner and there it remains us a favour. Needless to say they didn’t but I
until you are pestered into embarking on a smile anytime I recall overhearing one young
decluttering session. Bohs fan on the phone to a Rovers’ supporting
making memories...
Many such sessions take place in early mate of his after the final whistle as ing “Did
January, and this year as I rummaged through yiz even try to win?!”
sundry detritus, one small plastic bag I picked s for the two eepsa es, the first was a pile
up disintegrated and several small keepsakes of Bass beermats, presumably pinched from
within tumbled to one of the Dalymount
the oor hey were bars. “WTF is Bass?”
mostly ticket stubs, younger readers may ask.
but there were two I don’t know if it is still
other curios which on sale, but Bass was a
gave me pause as vile brown beer roughly
to whether I should comparable in taste with
hold on to them or putrid Bovril and only
just send them to the consumed by miserable aul
recycling bin. fellas sitting in pubs. They
One of these stubs sponsored us for a while
evoked dread; away in the early 90s and their
to Thor Akureyri in logo adorned our jerseys
2012 - a humiliating when we lifted the FAI
European result! Cup in 1992.
Elsewhere, away to Dundalk, also in 2012, a The other was a book of matches bearing
2-2 draw, about which the most remarkable the legend ‘Happy New Year from St Patrick’s
thing was the attendance, an estimated 250. Athletic FC.’ This was handed to me by a
Incredible to think that Dundalk only avoided turnstile operator at Richmond Park on New
relegation that season because Monaghan Year’s Day either in ’89 or ’90. I think we lost
dropped out of the league! Home to Avondale 0-2, but really my only solid memory is that I
in the FAI Cup was a game I had completely turned up that afternoon nursing a five alarm
consigned to oblivion but when I looked it hangover. Thirty years later the book still has a
up, sounded like the footballing equivalent few unstruck matches which is a bit of a puzzle.
of Chinese water torture, as in front of an I don’t smoke, nor do many of my mates and I
attendance of just 474, we missed two (yes, can’t recall the last time someone lit up a fag in
TWO!) penalties and only went through my gaff so it’s a mystery as to who used them.
thanks to an Evan McMillan scuffed header. Ah memories; sometimes they are like a
Then there was Limerick away in 2018, a game headache and you only miss them when they’re
which after ten minutes, completely redefined gone.
the word ‘tedium’. *Tribble - furry little ball-shaped creatures that
The only stub that generated genuinely reproduced at an alarming rate in the original
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Blazing a Trail
T
he eighth of August 2020 was a • Abbie Brophy
landmark day in the history of the
ohemian ootball lub as the first
eleven players to represent The Gypsies in the
oman s ational eague too to the field in
Ferrycarraig Park against Wexford Youths.
ince then, with a first season now under
the big interview
their belt, the senior womens side have gone
from strength to strength and face this new
campaign with renewed hope and vigour.
A quick chat with Assistant Manager Pat
Trehy and winger Abbie Brophy underlines
the positivity about the group and the steely
determination to continue to make their mark
and develop this new facet of the club.
The coaching ticket is a hugely experienced
one. Manger Sean Byrne works with the FAI
and played Shamrock Rovers and Drogheda
United as a centre half. Derek O’Neill played
league football too for the likes of Monaghan, • Pat Trehy
Drogheda, Shamrock Rovers and Limerick.
Pat himself is a stalwart having kept goal for
Bray Wanderers, Shamrock Rovers, St. James’
Gate and Monaghan United. He has been at
Bohs since 2019, initially with the u17 women’s
team. He has also coached and managed at
Peamount, Shelbourne and as part of the
underage international girls set up.
A Portmarnock native, 22 year old right-
winger Abbie is in her third campaign in the
league having played for Kilkenny United and
then last year here at Bohemians.
From The Word Go…
“It has been brilliant to work here from
the word go as the club have been incredibly
supportive,” beams Pat. “We were every late
entrants to the WNL last season so it was all
about finding our feet and getting this part of finance the team the two lads wouldn t hear
the club established. Myself and Frank Darby of it.”
approached Stephen Lambert and Chris Brien He continues, “From the very outset we
about getting the license to compete in the were given everything the men are given, the
WNL and we were bowled over by their best of gear and training facilities and huge
support and enthusiasm. Understandably, we exposure in club bulletins and communications.
felt they would have key questions regarding In that respect Daniel Lambert and John
costings, sponsorship, recruitment and all that O’Connor deserve huge credit too. Chris
goes with setting up a new team and when Brien has been unequivocal in his backing and
we suggested that players would pay subs to everything the girls’ need has been given tothem. So, there is no token gesture here, everything reputation and culture of equality and inclusivity
is whole-hearted and we were determined that if we and I’ve really seen that in the past year when the
were to enter the WNL we would be competitive and application to join the WNL was submitted and
add to the professionalism of the league.” accepted. It is a wonderful club and the girls have
been put front and centre of everything. We are just
Wrapped Up in Bohs…
looking forward to the days when fans can come to
For Abbie, a youth team payer all the way up our games and cheer the girls on in person.”
through the ran s at helbourne, with a difficult
season in il enny behind her, a edgling career had A Flying Start…
reached a crossroads. She was unsure whether she It is perhaps prudent to bear in mind that with
was going to continue in the game until she was such a late application and acceptance to the league
approached by Bohemians. Her decision to give it a last season, ohs first campaign was never li ely to
try, she says, ranks as the best decision she has ever see the girls challenge for honours. Last term was
made in the about establishing
game and with foundations.Yes,
the enthusiasm ohs finished
and passion with bottom of the table
which she speaks but they were not
about the project being served up
here at the club, hammerings and
it is easy to see the team spirit has
why this team been growing since
are on the up. that debut against
“It has been Wexford Youths last
such a good August. If any proof
decision and I am were needed, this
absolutely loving progress can be seen
my football again! by the fact that they
When Bohs beat Treaty United
approached me I 6-2 at the end of
really liked what arch in their first
I heard from the game of this season,
management a team that beat
about their plans them twice last year.
for the club “Yes that was
and I’d be very a really good
hopeful that this performance,”
season we may agrees Pat. “We
really surprise are still a very
a few people. I young team with
knew a good few a number of 18 or
of the girls when 19 year olds but
first arrived and we have recruited
that helped me • Photo by Stephen Burke well since the end
to settle in and of last season. We
we really bonded have brought in
as a group. Now with each session, with each match, a lot of experience lie Sophie Watters who was an
we get stronger as a group. I’ve learned so much from underage international, Niamh Coombes who played
Pat, Sean and all the coaching staff. I feel I have never professionally in Iceland, Jade Reddy and Naima
understood the game as well as I do now and that’s Chemaou. Also, the players we had last year have a full
down to the brilliant coaching and preparation we season of experience at this level with the club. We
get.” are not there yet, we are a work in progress, but we
This growth is a point not lost on Pat either. “From will get there.”
my point of view, and the club too, it has never been he e perience that has come in will definitely
about anything other than doing the right thing for help us develop as a team,” agrees Abbie who assisted
women in sport ohemians have built a very ustified for the third goal on that day. “We were delightedwith the performance and the win. I feel that it was ‘I would never have believed
well overdue as last season we played really well in a
lot of games and didn’t get the results we deserved. when I was coming through at
In the two defeats to Treaty last term, I felt we were Shelbourne that a few short
the better side so perhaps we felt we had something
to prove as definitely thin we wanted in more on
years later we would have
the day. the exposure and profile we
t definitely gave us a bit of a boost, especially have now. The games are
when it was our first game e were underdogs going
into that, but we never saw ourselves as that. As Pat live-streamed, the WNL team
said this season is all about building so a good start has featured a lot in club
was just what we needed.” communications and we have
Despite losing their second game in Galway,
she insists the team remain positive and focused. wanted for nothing in terms of
“People don’t actually realise how much experience facilities, gear and preparation.
we actually have now with a good mixture of youth
too. I think the management has built very strong
We deserve that just as much
foundations with a good backbone to the side as the lads teams so it is great
with players who know the league. We are not the to see that the club have been
same team as last season, that’s for sure, I think
we are ready to move up a level now and be more so inclusive.’
competitive.”
A Work in Progress.. As the saying goes ‘Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day,’ so
Pat feels that in Sean Byrne, the Bohs ladies have over the next few years we have to continue to rise
the right person to bring them on to that next level to the challenge. There is a great spirit in the dressing
that Abbie speaks about. room but this is no social club, I can assure you!
“He is a brilliant coach and the attention to detail These girls want to compete and want to win and
in the way the players are prepared for games is just they are professional in everything they do. I am as
superb, he says am confident that as the season positive about the project as they are and considering
goes on, we will really grow as a side. Peamount, that the cub has backed us 100%, I’d just ask the Bohs
Shelbourne and Wexford are at the top of the tree community to do the same and give the girls the
in the women’s game in Ireland, our goal is to build support they deserve once we are allowed back to
towards matching them and to be able to compete games.”
consistently against them. It will take time, but I feel “I would agree completely with Pat there,” says
sure looking at this group of players and the set up Abbie. “The club have been so good to us. I would
we have here that we will get to where we want to never have believed when I was coming through at
be.” Shelbourne that a few short years later we would
“We are ambitious and want to compete at the have the e posure and profile we have now he
highest level,” agrees Abbie. “We are still a young games are live-streamed, the WNL team has featured
team, as Pat said, and only starting out in terms of a lot in club communications and as Pat said we have
growing the women’s side of the club. As I’ve said to wanted for nothing in terms of facilities, gear and
the girls, we should be pushing for top five of si this preparation. We deserve that just as much as the lads
season, higher if we can, to challenge and compete teams so it is great to see that the club have been so
with the big three of Wexford, Shels and Peamount. inclusive. I am so proud to be playing in the WNL and
There is no point in competing if you don’t feel you so proud to represent Bohemians. I knew how well
can win and progress yourself. We are well coached, established the club was and what a rich history it has
compact and attack well, so why shouldn’t we have but now that I’ve been here a while, I can really see
faith in ourselves?” how special it is.
“Bohs have made us feel central to the club and
The Bohemian Spirit… been so welcoming. There is a great atmosphere and
For Pat, the key has been the eagerness of the I look forward to the day when the crowds can be
girls to better themselves and do the right things to at games. When things open up, we’d love to play in
make the optimum progress they can. It is the level of Dalymount more, go to the lads games, be actively
buy-in that has most impressed him as the girls face part of more club occasions. The pandemic has been
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Stephen McGuinness - - - - - - Ross Tierney 1
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v Longford Town
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Waterford 5 1 0 4 4 7 −3 3 v Dundalk FC
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see wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Bohemian_F.C._season -Whatever
happened
to... #3
Monaghan United
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ormed in 1979, United joined the League, albeit
the B Division, for the 1983/84 season and became
a founder member of the League of Ireland First Framing
Division, playing initially at Belgium Park (they would
not move to Gortakeegan until 1987). Specialist
Eight seasons into their League stint and the club
etched themselves into history by becoming the first
side to win promotion courtesy of the relegation/
promotion play off route third place finish saw them
face Waterford United and a 5-2 aggregate win gave
them a place in the top division for the 1993/94 season.
seventh place finish was the reward but their
stay was short lived as only two seasons later they
were relegated. They spent a solitary year back in the
Premier Division for the 2000/01 season before normal
service resumed.
It wasn’t until 2010 when United fans had something
to cheer about again as the side reached the League
Cup Final against Sligo Rovers and also a place in
the promotion play-off. However the cheers soon
dissipated; a 1-0 loss to Sligo Rovers and being at
the wrong end of a penalty shoot-out against Bray
anderers in the relegation promotion final put paid
to a season that offered so much promise. Incidentally,
the play-off match at the Carlisle Grounds was televised
and will be remembered for the wall collapsing while
spectators celebrated a goal.
2011 saw United’s fortunes change, sort of. One
Roddy Collins was appointed manager and with him
came the cameras as The Return of the Rod Squad
documented his time at the wheel during his second We frame everything
season, just as the club were preparing for a third stint
in the Premier Division, having beaten Galway United from diplomas to
5-1 on aggregate in the promotion/relegation play-off. football jersies.
The unfolding season propelled Monaghan into the
national spotlight, showcasing to League of Ireland All work completed in
philistines the dedication that goes into making a
League team tick as various volunteers were able to say
our modern and very well
it as it was on screen. equipped workshop
It is with irony then that midway through the
campaign, Monaghan withdrew their participation for
reasons “.. mainly, but not only financial...” at the same
177 Phibsboro Road
time as Irish fans (and John Delaney) were reveling in
the atmosphere of Euro 2012. It left a sour taste in the Tel: 01 860 1414
mouths of all associated with the League, typifying the Email: framefxdirect@gmail.com
gulf between the international set-up and those who Web: www.framefx.ie
had to make their own way in Irish football.Sligo Rovers
honours
Premier Division 1936/37, 1976/77, 2012
First Division 1993/94, 2005
9-0
record victory
v Dolphin FC,
FAI Cup 1982/83, 1993/94, 2010, 2011, 2013 20/12/36
0-9
club info League Cup 1997/98, 2010
Setanta Cup: 2014
Formation Shield: 1993/94
1928 Connaught League 1981/82, 1991/92, 1993/94
Home Ground Connaught Cup 1981/82
The Showgrounds record loss
Connaught League Challenge Cup 1990/91, v Waterford
Manager 1993/94 cups
away, 25/02/68
Liam Buckley Leinster Senior League 1933/34
Home Strip Colours
590
Red and White
Away Strip Colours
euro adventures...
Navy After a seven year gap, Sligo return to European
football this year in the Europa Conference
Nugget of info...
League first qualifying round. Back in 2014, they
During Dixie Dean’s seven
shook Rosenborg by beating them 2-1 in their
league game spell in 1939,
e s ored te oals e backyard in the Europa League.
against Waterford Having overcome FK Banga 4-0 on aggregate,
hopes were high of the Bit O’Red progressing
when they hosted Rosenborg a week later but
the Norweigans, just about, ran out 3-1 winners.
In 2013, Sligo were Ireland’s representatives
in the UEFA Champions League and against most appearances,
Norweigan side Molde FK, managed by current Tony Fagan, 1967/87
20
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar
Solskjær, Sligo succumbed 0-1 and 0-2 over both
fixtures. The mighty Red Star Belgrade were
Kevin Sheedy
Sligo’s first European opponents in the European
Cup of 1977/78 and they gave a credible
Familiar Face performance and only succumbed by 3-0 in both record goals
Robbie McCourt joined
legs. They came out on top against Floriana of scored in a season,
Bohemians midway
through 2018, after Malta (agg. 3-2) in the Cup Winners Cup ’94/95 Eoin Doyle , 2011
five seasons with West and drew 0-0 with Dutch side Heerenven and 3-3
85
Bromwich Albion, but with Nantes of France in the 1996 Intertoto Cup.
his stay was short-lived,
as he departed the
following year.
last 5 meetings...
The midfielder/ Sligo 0-1 Bohemians League 19/09/20
defender spent the Bohemians 2-0 Sligo League 24/02/20
next two seasons at club record
Bohemians 2-1 Sligo League 25/10/19 scored by Johnny
Waterford where his
performances earned Sligo 1-1 Bohemians League 27/07/19 Armstrong in
him rave reviews. Bohemians 1-2 League 24/05/19 1951-62 & 1963-64with Dan McSwiney
back in time
• Jackie: another eye-catching display • Tony Fagan: troubled 500th appearance
McLoughlin, their greatest asset, into the
Bohemians 2 game. Thought the ploy worked fairly well, it
Sligo Rovers 0 produced no goals.
Sunday 30 November 1984 Bohemians, who had lost Paul Doolin
through suspension, lost urgency int he second
JACKIE Jameson responded in kind to the half. Ibrox Park was obviously beckoning...
carnival atmosphere in Dublin as he produced
another eye-catching display form his bag of Bohemians: Dermot O’Neill, Dave Connell, Ronnie
tricks as Bohemians trotted comfortable to a Murphy, Barry Murphy, Paul Power, Pierce Walsh
league victory over Sligo Rovers (Alan Kinsella 70), Larry Wyse, Gino Lawless,
But even Jackie’s breathtaking sleight of foot Christy Ryan (Joey Poutch 63) Jackie Jameson,
was overshadowed by one of the home side’s Mick Shelley
newcomers, Larry Wyse who underlined his Sligo Rovers: Fred Davis, Paul Moylan, Paul
Fielding, Dom Tierney, Enda Scanlon, Mick Savage
potency after only seven minutes when he
(Gus Gilligan 57),Tony Fagan, Richie Bayly, Harry
gave Bohs the lead, following a good run of
McLoughlin, Paul Nugent, Aidan McKeever
play which began with Christy Ryan nicking
the ball of the foot of Sligo captain Tony Fagan
before feeding Jameson, who cleverly drew Bohemians 0
out the defence before slotting across to Sligo Rovers 0
Wyse.
The goal was slightly embarrassing for
Sunday 24 February 1980
Fagan who was making his 500th league A COMBINATION of a whistle-happy
appearance and received a presentation referee and fine goal eeping by ligo eeper
before kick-off to mark this occasion. Alan Patterson contributed to a scoreless
ndeed the whole visiting midfield was draw at Dalymount in a game which
swamped in the opening half and Bohs should promised more than the final scoreline
have made ore of their ample possession and suggested.
Jameson’s trickery than a mere second goal Bohemians could at least claim to have
after 35 minutes. made a match of it as they pushed forward
Ryan, standing in for the suspended Rocky and addy oyce and Gino awless had
O’Brien, belied earlier efforts by beating notable shots well saved by Patterson. For
Fagan to a beautifully paced through ball from the visitors, it was all about the defence as
yse and finishing sharply Good wor by Paul Fielding, Chris Rutherford and Paddy
Gino awless, who also appeared to have left Sheridan were all in charge. Such was
his shooting boots at home, set this cracking the defensive policy adopted, Sligo didn’t
move in motion. manage one attac during the first half,
Sligo meanwhile switched Fagan to the despite showing slightly more urgency in the
right an in an effort to bring tric y arry second.with Aidan Fitzmaurice
W
ith the entire GAA system in If an ex-Kerry footballer thinks that is utterly
lockdown for a few months now, perverse’ then he should get out more.
they have no footballs to kick, And ‘so-called elite’ was another poor
but some people still wanted to kick out at comment from someone who was a fine
something, so the League of Ireland became a footballer. Whether he intended it or not he
target. was tossing a handful of magical pixie dust
Everyone who plays or watches Gaelic over the GAA, giving it a coat of purity, and
games has been frustrated with the lack of degrading soccer. GAA people are entitled to
activity, the border adding to the angst when feel aggrieved at their situation, and it is indeed
club sides in the six counties were allowed to confusing to some that senior inter-county
resume training last week football was deemed to
while adult GAA remains be elite back in December
• Not a sight
on hold, with training
generally speaking...
we’re likely to but not now.
for u s first to get the Do we drag this down
see anytime
green light in the other to schoolyard level?
soon...
twenty six. Does Ó Sé honestly feel
Everyone’s a bit angry that someone like Chris
about everything, but McCann, who played in
for certain GAA voices the Premier League, or
to lash out at soccer Raivis Jurkovskis, who
was unexpected, as we played for Latvia in World
thought those days were up ualifiers against
over.
some pretty strong
There was one
nations last month, are
columnist in a national
‘so-called athletes’, and
newspaper who said
are inherently inferior to
last year that giving the
a plodding corner-forward
Covid vaccine to GAA players would more
with the Laois footballers or one of the
or less “lift the spirits of the nation” by getting
Donegal hurlers?
G bac on the field uic er than e pected
If the GAA world has an issue, take it up
That was a jaw-droppingly ignorant take along
the lines of Daily Mail writers who think that with those who made the decisions, don’t
a royal wedding or the birth of a princess throw in sneaky elbows of the verbal kind.
lifts the national mood in England, because The GAA can be as guilty of hypocrisy
a mother on universal credit in Toxteth can as any organisation in the country, so they
use that “national mood” to feed her hungry are truly Irish in that sense. With the recent
children. marking of the 50th anniversary of the lifting
Tomás Ó Sé was the worst culprit. Writing of The Ban, where GAA members were
about the issue of members of the Dublin forbidden from not just playing but even
senior panel to breach the GAA’s own rules watching ‘foreign games’ like soccer and
and the laws of the land, by training at 7am cricket, came one historical nugget, from
when there was a blanket ban on training, the Ocean FM, which said so much about Ireland
Kerry legend said “it does seem utterly perverse then.
that League of Ireland players can train away Sligo’s county board were one of only two
right now as so-called elite athletes, but one of the counties to vote for the retention of the Ban,
greatest Irish sports teams ever seen must stay at yet once the an was lifted, ligo were first
home, sitting on their hands”. out of the traps to profit, adding ligo overs
Two phrases stick out there, ‘utterly players Gerry Mitchell and David Pugh to the
perverse’ and ‘so-called elite athletes.’ Ó Sé senior panel. We don’t want soccer polluting
didn’t directly turn his ire at those who made our country, until we decide that we do.
the decisions, the officials from government Ireland, as a country, needed The Ban to be
and the HSE who led us to this situation lifted, it needed GAA grounds to be opened to
where soccer is ok but GAA is banned, but other sports. Right now, it does not need GAA
instead took a cheap shot at the League. people looking down their noses at soccer.From the heart of
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team about the game and remained
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“It was a tough match, we always
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SSE Airtricity League 1. James TALBOT // Gk 1. Edward McGinty // Gk
Premier Division 2. Andy LYONS // D 2. Lewis Banks // D
Dalymount Park 3. Anthony BRESLIN // D 3. Colm Horgan // D
Tues. 20 April 2021
4. Rory FEELY // D 4. Danny Kane // D
Kick-off 19:45
5. Rob CORNWALL // D 5. Robbie McCourt // D
6. Ciaran KELLY // D 6. Greg Bolger // M
7. Stephen MALLON // M 7. Jordan Gibson // M
8. Ali COOTE // M 8. Niall Morahan // M
9. Bradley ROLT // F 9. Ryan De Vries // F
10. Keith WARD // M 10. Walter Figueira // F
Referee:
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TBA
12. Georgie KELLY // F 14. Shane Blaney // D
Asst. Referees: 14. Conor LEVINGSTON // M 18. John Russell // M
TBA 16. Keith BUCKLEY (c) // M 19. Regan Donelon // D
TBA
17. Thomas OLUWA // F 20. Darren Collins // M
Fourth Official: 18. James FINNERTY // D 21. John Mahon // D
TBA 19. Tyreke WILSON // D 22. David Cawley // M
20. Promise OMOCHERE// M 23. Scott Lynch // D
Observer:
TBA 21. Bastien HÉRY // M 24. Johnny Kenny // F
22. Jamie MULLINS // M 25. Cillian Heaney // F
23. Jack MOYLAN // M 26. Garry Buckley // D
24. Gavin O’BRIEN // M 27. Romeo Parkes // F
25. Stephen 28. Jason Devaney // D
McGUINNESS // Gk 29. Kailin Barlow // M
26. Ross TIERNEY //M 30 Richard Brush // G
27. Sean GREHAN //D 31. Conor Walsh // G
28. Dawson DEVOY //M 33. Peter Maguire // D
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