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A Message from the FAI ‘The Football Association of Ireland is pleased to acknowledge the Republic of Ireland Soccer Supporters Club (London). The Association recognises the significant contribution made to Irish Football by the Club and its members over the past twenty years. The social role that the Club plays in the Irish community in London and throughout the South East region is applauded and the Association extends its good wishes for the continued success of the Club’. John Delaney Chief Executive Officer Football Association of Ireland eircom Division One leaders in Thursday night action ...24/07/2008 Oriel Park will this evening host the derby meeting of eircom First Division leaders Dundalk and near neighbours Monaghan United. The home side lead the table by two points and will be seeking to extend their advantage. Drogheda United in UEFA Champions League victory...23/07/2008 Reigning eircom Premier League of Ireland champions Drogheda United scored a one nil victory over the champions of Estonia, FC Levadia, in Tallinn this afternoon in the first round second leg of the UEFA Champions League and go through to the next round on a 3-1 aggregate. The goal from Graham Gartland came three minutes into the second half and sets up a mouth watering clash with Dynamo Kiev in the next round. Salthill Devon triumph in 'A' League Galway Derby...23/07/2008 The two non-league Galway sides, Mervue United and Salthill Devon met this evening at Fahy's Field in Group One of the League of Ireland 'A' Championship with the West Galway visitors collecting the points in a 2-1 victory. eircom Premier league leaders in Monday night action ...21/07/2008 Richmond Park tonight hosted a 'Dublin Derby' when current league leaders St Patrick's Athletic shared the points in a one all draw with old rivals Shamrock Rovers in the eircom Premier Division. Mark Quigley gave the Inchicore side a sixth minute lead and the league leaders dominated the remainder of the half without adding to their tally. The 'Hoops' improved in the second half and Padraig Amond struck the equaliser on 74 minutes. Ray Houghton becomes FAI Ambassador...21/07/2008 The Football Association of Ireland has announced that Ray Houghton will become an Ambassador for the Association. It is intended that Ray will use his extensive contacts and international profile to promote Irish soccer, while assisting the Association in delivering its commercial and corporate goals. U17 Women cruise to victory in Castlebar ...20/07/2008 The opening day of the annual Festival of Football week, linked to the FAI Annual General Meeting, featured the meeting of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland Under 17 Women in Milebush Park, Castlebar on Sunday evening. The home side cruised to an emphatic 7-1 victory with home county striker Orla Devanney from Ballina Town scoring a first half hat-trick. Further goals from Maria Delahunty, Ciara Grant and a brace from Kirsty Keogh completed the rout. Cork City continue eircom Premier surge...20/07/2008 A fifty eight minute penalty converted by the prolific Dave Mooney in United Park this afternoon earned visitors Cork City three eircom Premier Division points at the expense of Drogheda United. Both sides were recovering from their mid-week European matches and the home side must now focus their minds on their second leg visit to Tallinn on Wednesday afternoon next. Honours even in eircom Premier relegation battle ...19/07/2008 eircom Premier Division relegation candidates, UCD and Cobh Ramblers shared the points in a dramatic one all draw in the Belfield Bowl this evening. Home goalkeeper Matt Gregg conceded an early penalty enabling the visitors to take the lead through Ross Gaynor. The custodian turned hero in added time when he joined the attack and headed home a Derek Doyle free kick. The tension of their financial position was not in evidence in the Showgrounds where financially beleaguered Sligo Rovers scored a comprehensive four one victory over North West rivals Finn Harps, who now drop into the relegation zone. Shelbourne and Dundalk end scoreless in Tolka Park...18/07/2008 Dundalk, who returned to the top of the eircom First Division last weekend, travelled to Tolka Park this evening and shared the points in a scoreless draw with second placed Shelbourne. Third placed Waterford United were also held to a draw by Wexford Youths in Ferrycarrig Park, which enabled newcomers Sporting Fingal to close right up on the top three, following their fine three nil victory over Longford Town in Flancare Park. Limerick 37 continue their upward surge...18/07/2008 The impact of new owner Jack McCarthy continues to have a positive effect on Limerick 37 as they secured another away victory with a two nil defeat of Monaghan United in the eircom First Division this evening. This surge of improved form, which also includes victories over leaders Dundalk and Shelbourne, may be just too late for promotion this season, but if maintained could make them favourites for promotion next season. Cork City haul back two goal deficit in UEFA Cup ...17/07/2008 Turner's Cross was silenced after 14 minutes of this evening's UEFA Cup first round, first leg meeting of Cork City and FK Haka from Finland, when the visitors opened the scoring. The second half was only a few minutes old when the home side conceded a second goal. City, who have been in excellent form recently,showed their mettle with a storming fightback and goals from the prolific Dave Mooney on 64 minutes and an equaliser three minutes later from Dan Murray gives them some hope for the away leg at the end of the month. New International Performance Director announced...11/07/2008 The Football Association of Ireland this morning announced the appointment of Wim Koevermans as International Performance Director. The 48 year old Koevermans is currently employed by the Netherlands Football Association (KNVB) in his native Holland and his appointment will commence on 1 September 2008. |

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