Shamrock Rovers v St Pat's on the opening night of the league. 7:40 coverage for 7:45pm kick off.
At least they ditched the 7:05pm time.
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Shamrock Rovers v St Pat's on the opening night of the league. 7:40 coverage for 7:45pm kick off.
At least they ditched the 7:05pm time.
RTÉ Sport
Shamrock Rovers and St Pats kick off the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division live on RTÉ2 plus the return of Soccer Republic
The 2015 SSE Airtricity League kicks off this Friday 6 March and over the course of the season RTÉ2 will show 17 live games including the Irish Daily Mail FAI Cup semi-finals and final. Coverage begins on Friday with live Premier Division action from Tallaght Stadium as Dublin rivals Shamrock Rovers and St Patrick’s Athletic face-off in a game between two of the favourites for league glory this year.
Darragh Maloney will be joined by Richie Sadlier and former Hoops manager and Saints assistant boss Trevor Croly while Ger Canning will be joined in commentary by Kenny Cunningham. The game kicks off at 7.45pm with High Definition coverage beginning at 7.40pm.
Monday 9 March sees the return of Soccer Republic (11.05pm, RTÉ2) with Dundalk manager Stephen Kenny joining presenter Peter Collins in studio alongside regular panellists Alan Cawley and Stuart Byrne. The programme will feature all the goals from the weekend’s Premier Division games plus an interview with Robbie Keane and, in a new regular feature, a look at how Irish players and coaches are getting on abroad. The first show in the series will also feature a report on new boys Cabinteely FC’s first game as an SSE Airtricity League club.
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Date: 4 March 2015
According to Soccer Republic, Dery City v Cork City is happening this Sunday at 3pm and it's live on RTE2. Must have been brought forward a few months.
Dundalk v Sligo March 27th, RTE2
Has this been confirmed? I haven't seen it announced anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by ybig
right at the bottom of article.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
http://www.rte.ie/sport/listings/41/
It didn't take long for them to start messing with the kick off times again.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeAreRovers
Technically they moved the first game from it's original KO time too.
Anything that's not 7.05 is bearable
That's the main thing alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Jesus, they had it down as 7.45 yesterday. Consistency isn't their strong point.
Would have thought Oriel would have to be shown post watershed.
Just a poor joke Dundalk fans.
Dont knock yerself, made me chuckle with an (almost) agreement! That away section should be blurred out at least for fear of causing widespread nighmares...
Depends whose visiting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/irish...turners-cross/
Dundalk's visit to Turners Cross is being televised by RTE on April 24th.
...as exclusively released by leagueofireland.ie earlier today.
http://www.leagueofireland.ie/#!Excl...f21e26baf33242
Good grief. Morto.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
EXCLUSIVE !!
Bray Wanderers FC retweeted
SSEAirtricity League @SSEAirtricityLg · 21h 21 hours ago
On Bank Holiday Monday, May 4, @SetantaSports will show @DundalkFC v @BrayWanderers (3pm) and @bfcdublin v @CorkCityFC (5.10pm)
21 retweets 13 favorites
American papers please copy ...
I heard this last night alright. Ridiculous moving a game to a bank holiday afternoon. I think it will badly affect our crowd for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebray
The earlier kick off is a easier sell than the later one , watch the game then watch the other game on to with a pint go home earlyish.