24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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Soccer
Longford Town drawn away to non-league Bangor GG (Dublin) in the FAI Cup
The Dublin club, who amalgamated with Greenhills/Greenpark in 2019, play in the Leinster Senior League and were winners of the title twice as Bangor Celtic in the 2004/05 and 2008/09 seasons. Longford Town, then managed by Neale Fenn, beat Bangor ...
Soccer
Longford Town bid to get back on track against Drogheda United
The Town are currently in fourth position in the table, alongside Shamrock Rovers (who have a game in hand against Derry) and Drogheda, and the boys in red and black will be seeking a good result against last year’s First Division league ...
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Longford Town host Derry City in eagerly anticipated Premier Division opener
Longford Town are back in the Premier Division for the first time since 2016 and they start the 2021 season against Derry City at Bishopsgate this Saturday evening, kick-off 6pm. The Town return to the top flight to take on the ...
Soccer
Galway United replace Cabinteely in First Division play-offs after Wexford win arbitration decision
Wexford were vindicated in challenging a decision by the FAI appeals committee that they had fielded an ineligible player The four matches that Ola Adeyemo participated in, including a scoreless draw against Cabinteely in ...
Soccer
Longford Town lose against Wexford but still make it through to the promotion play-offs
Wexford . . . 2 Longford Town . . . 1 Results elsewhere in the tension packed final round of fixtures worked out well for Daire Doyle’s side who will head to the College Bowl on Saturday night to take on UCD in the ...
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