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• EA Cup: Shamrock Rovers 2 - 0 Cork City
  by Simon O'Gorman on Mon, Jul 21 2014
  
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  Goals from Ronan Finn and Ciaran Kilduff sent Shamrock Rovers into the semi-finals of the EA Sports Cup at Tallaght Stadium in a game that also saw both Rovers and Cork City finish with ten men.
• EA Cup: Shamrock Rovers -v- Cork City
  by John O'Shea on Mon, Jul 21 2014
  
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  Shamrock Rovers are the current holders of the EA Sports Cup and they will be hoping to retain the trophy they won in the final against Drogheda United last year.
• League Report: Shamrock Rovers B 0 - 2 Shelbourne
  by Jamie Headon on Sun, Jul 20 2014
  
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  Goals from Dylan Connolly and substitute Lee Duffy saw Shelbourne keep the pressure on First Division pace setters Longford Town with what could be described as a slightly flattering 2-0 Ringsend derby win over a spirited Shamrock Rovers 'B' side at Tallaght Stadium.
• League Preview: Shamrock Rovers B -v- Shelbourne
  by Macdara Ferris on Sun, Jul 20 2014
  
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  It is tough task in Tallaght that awaits Shamrock Rovers’ First Division team on Sunday afternoon when Shelbourne cross the Liffey to take on the Hoops (kick off 2pm). Shels currently sit second place in the table while the Hoops are second last, having lost six matches in a row.
• League Report: Cobh Ramblers 0 - 3 Longford Town
  by Sean Geary on Sat, Jul 19 2014
  
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  A David O’Sullivan hat-trick helped Longford Town to a 3-0 win over Cobh Ramblers at St. Colman’s Park on Saturday night to move four points clear at the top of the SSE Airtricity First Division.
• League Preview: Cobh Ramblers -v- Longford Town
  by Padraic Collins on Sat, Jul 19 2014
  
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  Cobh Ramblers welcome the new Airtricity League First Division leaders Longford Town to St. Colman’s Park on Saturday evening. Kick off 7.45pm.
• League Report: Finn Harps 0 - 0 Galway
  by Alan Foley on Sat, Jul 19 2014
  
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  Seeing as Finn Harps had shared two draws already this season in the SSE Airtricity League First Division, perhaps it wasn’t all that surprising that there was a third share of the spoils at Finn Park on Friday.
• League Report: Bray Wanderers 0 - 3 Shamrock Rovers
  by Macdara Ferris on Sat, Jul 19 2014
  
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  Shamrock Rovers moved into third place in the Airtricity League with a 3-0 win over Bray Wanderers in the Carlisle Grounds on Friday evening. It was Bray’s fifth league loss on the bounce. While the Seagulls were the better team in the first half, the Hoops scored three goals in 15 second half minutes from Dean Kelly, Jason McGuinness and Shane Robinson to earn all three points and move them above St. Pat’s in the table.
• League Report: Cork City 2 - 1 UCD
  by Sean Geary on Sat, Jul 19 2014
  
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  Cork City’s title challenge gained further momentum as they beat a defiant 10-man UCD 2-1 at Turner’s Cross on Friday night to move three points clear of Dundalk at the top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division table.
• League Preview: Finn Harps -v- Galway FC
  by Trevor Murray on Fri, Jul 18 2014
  
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  Third place Galway FC are welcomed to Finn Park this Friday to take on fifth place Finn Harps in a match that has make or break proportions for Ollie Horgan's men. Kick off is at 8 pm.