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Athlone Town are again on their travels as they face Monaghan United on Monday evening just three days after a spirited 2-2 draw away to Derry City. Kick Off: 8pm.

Bohemians welcome Drogheda United to Dalymount Park on Monday night (kick-off 7.45pm) in what is yet another must win game for both teams.

Fourth from the top Sligo Rovers travel the short distance to fourth from bottom Galway United on Monday night (kick-off 7.45pm) in this Airtricity Premier Division clash.

Finn Harps manager James Gallagher revealed a few home truths were required in a clear-the-air meeting with his first team squad before their 1-1 draw with Limerick FC at Finn Park on Friday.

Waterford United have today confirmed that captain Kevin Murray has signed a deal to keep him at the club until the end of the 2011 season.

Despite being four goals ahead with just 12 minutes to go, Sligo Rovers made hard work of a 4-3 win over Sporting Fingal at The Showgrounds on Friday night.

A blunder from Town keeper Stephen Conlon just before the end cost his side a valuable point and helped Shels keep their fight for a promotion place still very much alive.

Former Longford Town manager Alan Mathews makes his first return to Flancare Park since the end of 2007 when his Shelbourne side take on the Town in a vital First Division clash on Saturday night (kick-off 7.30pm).

Bray Wanderers cruised to a victory against an appalling Galway United at the Carlisle Grounds with a brace from Jake Kelly and one each for Gary Shaw and Dean Zambra.

As the season enters its final stages, Monaghan United FC earned valuable points against Wexford Youths with a 4-1 victory as they continue to astound their faithful fans and close the gap further on Derry City. United travelled to Ferrycarrig Park favourites to win their tie against Wexford Youths but nobody expected them to do it in such style.