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Soccer
Longford Town bid to upset Bohemians at Dalymount Park
This is the third meeting of the clubs in the top flight this season with Bohs holding the upper hand with a draw and a win over the other team in red and black. Bohs, who are currently in fourth position in the league table, played the second leg ...
Soccer
Longford Town manager Daire Doyle thinks that there are plenty of positives
Doyle said: “We would’ve loved three points. Waterford got the win and it brings them closer to Finn Harps now. We’d be looking at picking up points to get us closer to Waterford and if we can do that, then obviously we are closer to Finn Harps. ...
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 ...
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Longford Town manager Daire Doyle believes that his side can still survive
Doyle said: “The lads have performed there this evening and we haven’t picked up points. We are disappointed we were unable to do that. “Ultimately that’s what it comes down to; we do want to get results. The performance is there, ...
Soccer
Longford Town looking for a badly needed win at home to Drogheda United
After last weekend’s games, Drogheda sit proudly in fifth place on 29 points and will be coming to Longford in a confident frame of mind. With suspension ruling out both Aodh Dervin (five yellow cards) and Mick McDonnell ...
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