2018 League of Ireland Fixtures

**El-Pietro** · 20/12/2017, 7:34 AM

Originally Posted by CorribsideSteve

Cracking opening fixture between Bohs and Shams. Should be 3K easily at that one. St Pats vs Cork another interesting one, Pats have strengthened a fair bit in recent weeks with new signings and they beat Cork 4-2 at the end of the season having been 2-0 down.

That 4-2 was 3 days after we won the league. We completely changed our team. The fact that we went 2-0 up tells as much as the fact that we lost.

**Dalymountrower** · 20/12/2017, 8:59 AM

Originally Posted by placid casual

With a limit of 800 tickets it means its never a guarantee to get a ticket. If not, it's into the jodi we go.

Never a problem with a few of you being down the Phibsboro end of the Jodi, a bit more mixing of fans while keeping the local nut jobs and Cardiff/Wrexham clowns away would do the fixture a world of good.
Should be some craic at the new Liam Whelan bridge Luas stop!

**Kingswood Rover** · 20/12/2017, 9:13 AM

Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

Never a problem with a few of you being down the Phibsboro end of the Jodi, a bit more mixing of fans while keeping the local nut jobs and Cardiff/Wrexham clowns away would do the fixture a world of good.
Should be some craic at the new Liam Whelan bridge Luas stop!

Here here, i have been in the Jodi as an away supporter never a problem, just people enjoying the game, but a few spacers from both manky mobs could ruin that.

**oriel** · 20/12/2017, 11:08 AM

Waterford away in the May BH weekend is a great date for the stay over away trip, already a lot of talk about this from Dundalk fans. Hotel booked !

**CorribsideSteve** · 20/12/2017, 1:39 PM

Originally Posted by El-Pietro

That 4-2 was 3 days after we won the league. We completely changed our team. The fact that we went 2-0 up tells as much as the fact that we lost.

True. I just meant the result would be fresh in the minds of at least those who were involved for both sides. Doesn't amount to all that much aside from the fact that Cork need to be wary and Pats know they are capable of picking up a good result based on it.

**placid casual** · 20/12/2017, 6:09 PM

Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

Never a problem with a few of you being down the Phibsboro end of the Jodi, a bit more mixing of fans while keeping the local nut jobs and Cardiff/Wrexham clowns away would do the fixture a world of good.
Should be some craic at the new Liam Whelan bridge Luas stop!

Theres no direct luas from Tallaght to Phibsboro

agree about the Jodi. have seen 4/5 derby games from there, and no bother.

btw, cracking name for a bridge! good to see proper dublin sporting hero's remembered in the city

**littlebray** · 20/12/2017, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by placid casual

There's no direct luas from Tallaght to Phibsboro

They'll get lost changing lines in O'Connell St/Abbey St

**Charlie Darwin** · 21/12/2017, 2:22 AM

Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

Never a problem with a few of you being down the Phibsboro end of the Jodi, a bit more mixing of fans while keeping the local nut jobs and Cardiff/Wrexham clowns away would do the fixture a world of good.
Should be some craic at the new Liam Whelan bridge Luas stop!

Let's just hope the Liverpool mob stay away.

**Martinho II** · 21/12/2017, 8:22 AM

Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

Never a problem with a few of you being down the Phibsboro end of the Jodi, a bit more mixing of fans while keeping the local nut jobs and Cardiff/Wrexham clowns away would do the fixture a world of good.
Should be some craic at the new Liam Whelan bridge Luas stop!

speaking of luas stops whats the closest luas stop if you are an away fan?

**nigel-harps1954** · 21/12/2017, 8:36 AM

Originally Posted by Martinho II

speaking of luas stops whats the closest luas stop if you are an away fan?

Would assume it's the one in Phibsboro.

**Charlie Darwin** · 21/12/2017, 1:00 PM

Cabra stop is probably quicker for the Jodi, Phibsboro for the shed. Both about the same distance but Cabra avoids getting stuck at the traffic lights.

**Bray Head** · 21/12/2017, 2:49 PM

Just seen that the FAI have fixed a friendly away to Turkey on Friday 23rd March. I presume this will be an evening kick off which will clash with a full fixture list in the LOI.

**sulywaterfordfc** · 21/12/2017, 5:22 PM

Originally Posted by Bray Head

Just seen that the FAI have fixed a friendly away to Turkey on Friday 23rd March. I presume this will be an evening kick off which will clash with a full fixture list in the LOI.

LOI games never on the same time as Ireland, as always the fixtures will be moved to the Saturday. Shows lack of prior planning on the FAI’s part though and where the league is on the list of priorities....

**RathfarnhamHoop** · 21/12/2017, 5:24 PM

Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Would assume it's the one in Phibsboro.

Platforms about a meter wide at the phibsboro stop so it'll be interesting to see how that goes.

**Northsider** · 17/01/2018, 9:42 AM

Originally Posted by placid casual

. If not, it's into the jodi we go.

Not any more......

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1/2 Tickets to all of #Bohs' 2018 league games are now on sale online at http://tickets.bohemians.ie .

Please note online sales for our league opener against Shamrock Rovers on Friday February 16 are for home fans ONLY. Away fans will be denied entry to the Jodi Stand.

Away fans for this fixture must purchase tickets directly from Shamrock Rovers – their allocation for the Des Kelly Stand will be made available from Tallaght Stadium in the coming weeks.

**placid casual** · 17/01/2018, 1:06 PM

Fair enough, if its a complete sell out.
If the stiles are open for walk ups, there will be Rovers fans on the home end, trust me.
I should add, the Rovers fans who do normally go in the home end are just there to watch the game. The windy pavement dancers are normally at the other end of the stand!

**oriel** · 17/01/2018, 10:27 PM

What the absolute max for Dalymout these days with only two sides open? For such a high profile match of Bobs v Rovers, I’ve been surprised in recent years the crowds for that fixture was just over 4K, maybe it’s a capacity or ticket restrictions thing.

**Philosophizer** · 18/01/2018, 10:22 AM

Originally Posted by oriel

What the absolute max for Dalymout these days with only two sides open? For such a high profile match of Bobs v Rovers, I’ve been surprised in recent years the crowds for that fixture was just over 4K, maybe it’s a capacity or ticket restrictions thing.

It's definitely a capacity thing. I, along with a couple of hundred others, was unable to get tickets last year and was tuned away at the door at Dalyer coz it was sold out..