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Longford garda station
A teenager was arrested and a number of other supporters were escorted from Longford Town's home encounter with Bray Wanderers at Bishopsgate last night.
It's understood several Bray supporters were removed from the ground after unruly scenes marred the side's SSE First Division League match.
One of those, a youth in his late teens, was later arrested for public order.
Disgraceful crowd trouble as Bray hold out for draw against Longford Town
While the result was disappointing from a Longford Town point of view, the SSE Airtricity League First Division match at Bishopsgate on Friday night was marred by the terrible behaviour of a section of the flare flying Bray Wanderers supporters.
Green Flags raised at north Longford national school
Scoil Samhthann Ballinalee were proud to accept two Green Flags at the School on Wednesday, May 25.
A statement from the Garda Press Office confirmed officers were called in shortly after 9pm to assist stewards in restoring order.
The statement also confirmed no injuries were reported.
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