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Bohemians will be hoping to make it four league wins out of four as they welcome Paul Cook’s Sligo Rovers side to Dalymount Park on Friday night. (Kick-off 7.45)

UCD welcome Bray Wanderers to the Belfield Bowl this Friday determined to put last week's defeats against Bohs and St.Pats behind them.

Third plays fifth in Ballybofey on Friday night as Finn Harps entertain Limerick (kick off 8pm). It was a case of advantage Limerick, as Pat Scully’s side recorded two victories against Harps last season, including a 2-1 victory at Finn Park. The other game between the sides finished in a 1-1 draw at Jackman Park.

Ireland’s Under 21 manager for the last decade, Don Givens, finally decided that he was not the man best qualified to lead the next generation of potential stars.

One of the problems I find as a punter on League of Ireland football is that there are only 11 matches each weekend!

Finbarr O'Sullivan catches up with Bray fan, Stephen Murtagh, who also volunteers in the club shop on matchnight at the Carlisle Grounds

Bohemians midfielder Gareth McGlynn has come forward and admitted that he is the second player involved the in disciplinary hearing into the alleged breach of Rule 100.

Greg Bolger thinks that UCD should stick to the style of play that helped them to win the First Division title despite now playing in the top flight.

Ronan Finn is learning how to cope with the pressure of playing for a big club as he prepares for his fourth Premier Division clash with Sporting Fingal.

Sporting Fingal recorded their first ever win against Bohemians FC as they beat their North Dublin rivals 2-0 in the quarter finals of the Leinster Senior Cup at Dalymount Park.