Songs

[superfrank]

Bray play some U2 song whent he players run out. It's Elevation or Vertigo.

[Rovers Maniac]

We used to run out to a song that was wrote by a supporter, and not it has changed to that Tonight in red and white by Blank

[Magicme]

Instrumental version of "Go West", by the Village People/Pet Shop Boys.

God I hate that. Glad your in the premier this year so dont have to listen to it anymore.

[passerrby]

I have been campaigning for a number of years for big toms version of 'drop kick me jesus through the goalposts of life" but the club feel it would offend the GAA

[Dunny]

Instrumental version of "Go West", by the Village People/Pet Shop Boys.

Whats the bets it will be changed to "The Boys Are Back In Town"..?

[Ash]

Athlone Town use "The Boys Are Back In Town"

[Macy]

What do we run out ta?

I actually don't know!!!

Theme from S'Express. FACT.

[Roo69]

Elevation by U2 is what we ran out to last year.

[Longfordian]

Theme from S'Express. FACT.

Rumour has it this season's theme shall be a medley of Section O terrace classics performed by a carefully chosen selection of the entrants in Longford's Got Talent. You heard it here first..

[thischarmingman]

Sad lack of imagination shown by clubs in this league I'm afraid. Wexford Youths should be running out to Bruce Springsteen's “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” Kildare to Amy Winehouse's “You Know I'm No Good,” while UCD players should surely be greeted by Bjork's classic, “It's Oh So Quiet.” Given the spoofer's predilection for grand statements, Dylan's “Possibly 5 Believers,” seems to be an apt, though somewhat exaggerated choice for Dundalk. Anything from Dylan's “Bringing It All Back Home,” would suit Shamrock Rovers although an ironic playing of “On the Road Again,” would probably be the best choice. Given their change again, Limerick might optimistically go for for Chris Cornell's rendition of, “You Know My Name,” but if Finn Harps ran out to anything other than Frank Sinatra singing, “Send in the Clowns,” I'd despair, while Drogheda United should be serenaded by The Smiths' “I Know It's Over.” If only for the first line in it, Bohemians should run out to "Let's Face the Music and Dance,"

[Longfordian]

Ours could be Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now..though on reflection that's probably better suited to full time given our recent home record.

[Sam_Heggy]

I reckon this would be more fitting to Harps unfortunately.

[oldyouth]

Sad lack of imagination shown by clubs in this league I'm afraid. Wexford Youths should be running out to Bruce Springsteen's “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” Kildare to Amy Winehouse's “You Know I'm No Good,” while UCD players should surely be greeted by Bjork's classic, “It's Oh So Quiet.” Given the spoofer's predilection for grand statements, Dylan's “Possibly 5 Believers,” seems to be an apt, though somewhat exaggerated choice for Dundalk. Anything from Dylan's “Bringing It All Back Home,” would suit Shamrock Rovers although an ironic playing of “On the Road Again,” would probably be the best choice. Given their change again, Limerick might optimistically go for for Chris Cornell's rendition of, “You Know My Name,” but if Finn Harps ran out to anything other than Frank Sinatra singing, “Send in the Clowns,” I'd despair, while Drogheda United should be serenaded by The Smiths' “I Know It's Over.” If only for the first line in it, Bohemians should run out to "Let's Face the Music and Dance,"

Lovin' it

[Macy]

Sad lack of imagination shown by clubs in this league I'm afraid. Wexford Youths should be running out to Bruce Springsteen's “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” Kildare to Amy Winehouse's “You Know I'm No Good,” while UCD players should surely be greeted by Bjork's classic, “It's Oh So Quiet.” Given the spoofer's predilection for grand statements, Dylan's “Possibly 5 Believers,” seems to be an apt, though somewhat exaggerated choice for Dundalk. Anything from Dylan's “Bringing It All Back Home,” would suit Shamrock Rovers although an ironic playing of “On the Road Again,” would probably be the best choice. Given their change again, Limerick might optimistically go for for Chris Cornell's rendition of, “You Know My Name,” but if Finn Harps ran out to anything other than Frank Sinatra singing, “Send in the Clowns,” I'd despair, while Drogheda United should be serenaded by The Smiths' “I Know It's Over.” If only for the first line in it, Bohemians should run out to "Let's Face the Music and Dance,"

Bring back Dr Nightdub, all is forgiven!

[Magicme]

Old kids favourite "1 man and his dog" would suit us as it builds up the amount of "men" going to the mow the meadow like our crowd will grow this year!

[eelmonster]

"Ghost Town" by the Specials would be more appropriate ...

[oldyouth]

Tom Jones - Green, Green Grass of Home for Dundalk FC

[HarpoJoyce]

Sad lack of imagination shown by clubs in this league I'm afraid. Wexford Youths should be running out to Bruce Springsteen's “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” Kildare to Amy Winehouse's “You Know I'm No Good,” while UCD players should surely be greeted by Bjork's classic, “It's Oh So Quiet.” Given the spoofer's predilection for grand statements, Dylan's “Possibly 5 Believers,” seems to be an apt, though somewhat exaggerated choice for Dundalk. Anything from Dylan's “Bringing It All Back Home,” would suit Shamrock Rovers although an ironic playing of “On the Road Again,” would probably be the best choice. Given their change again, Limerick might optimistically go for for Chris Cornell's rendition of, “You Know My Name,” but if Finn Harps ran out to anything other than Frank Sinatra singing, “Send in the Clowns,” I'd despair, while Drogheda United should be serenaded by The Smiths' “I Know It's Over.” If only for the first line in it, Bohemians should run out to "Let's Face the Music and Dance,"

Derry City FC - I shot the Sheriff (The Wailers)

[niallsparky]

Bohemian Like You - Dandy Warhols

or

Carmina Burana - Carl Orff for the big games

[shefellover93]

Funilly Enough, I had a list of songs for Cork City

The Cure - Friday I'm in Love
Billy Bragg - God's Footballer (Pick your favourite)
Weezer - We Are All On Drugs (Tom Coughlan perhaps?)
Blur - This is a low
Coldplay - Twisted Logic
David Bowie - Changes and Rebel Rebel
Death Cab for Cutie - The Ice is Getting Thinner

Frank & Walters - How Can I Exist?
Franz Ferdinand - You Could Have it So Much Better
Jarvis Cocker - Don't Let Him Waste Your Time
Fall Out Boy - Sugar We're Going Down
Zach Johnson - Sitting Waiting Wishing
Journey - Don't Stop Believing
Why? - Good Friday
Klaxons - It's Not Over Yet