Premier Division (All 19:45)
Friday 17th
Drogheda v Cork
Shelbourne v Sligo
Galway v Bohemians
St Pats v Shamrock Rovers
Waterford v Derry
Monday 20th
Bohemians v St Pats
First Division
Friday 17th (All 19:45)
Cobh v Dundalk
Finn HArps v UCD
Wexford v Treaty
Bray v Kerry
Athlone v Longford
Huge weekend for Bohs and Pats if either could manage 6 points this weekend it would be massive for European places.
I assume Rovers will still be without Pico and LEe Grace and with Celje next Thursday and the league done and dusted id predict limited time for Burke , Mandroiu , Watts, so PAts could pick up 3 there.
Galway need the points badly so will be all guns blazing to beat Bohs. Depending on how Friday goes Mondays 6 pointer becomes even bigger.
Id expect Waterford to get something off Derry which means no matter what happens we will win the league.
Effectivly a play off between Wexford and Treaty for whpo makes the playoffs in the First Division and not a lot else to play for in any of the matches although if Longford beat Athlone that will be 5 wins in a row to finish the season, if they can hang on to most of then next season might have promise
With 3 of Pats 4 games being Dublin derbies, coupled with the fact that they’ve only won 1 of them all season, my hopes of getting European football are on the floor to be honest. It’s a very very unlikely scenario to come to pass that they’d win both games this coming weekend
Paaatrick's Agletic
After away to Galway tommorow Bohs last 3 games are Pats, Shels and Drogs.
Its really up to whoever can step up and win a couple of games
56 points is likely to be the magic number to make the top 4.
Derry already being on 54 should mean they’re more or less home and hosed (although with different stages of Europe depending on the league finish, they along with everyone else will be going hell for leather to the final game regardless). Bohs would need 6 points from an available 12 which is certainly doable, Shels would need at least 4 points from 9 which I see them getting. Drogs will likely need 9 out of 9 which, although fixtures may be favourable, I don’t see them getting. That means Pats would need 10 out of 12 which they haven’t a hope of getting realistically
Paaatrick's Agletic
Im quietly confident about Dundalk's promotion chances!!! A weekend of enjoying games ad not be on edge, nice change compared to last year and last week.
Ah dont go getting carried away with yourself Nesta. Still a week ledt for an asterix
Huge weekend for Wexford and Treaty if either can secure the result needed this weekend, it would be massive to secure the 5th play-off position on the final game.
Wexford need to win while Treaty know a draw will do as they have a +1 goal difference to Wexford's -7. While both teams know that a 5th place finish will probably be away to 2nd place Cobh in the Play-off semi-final next week.
Cobh will now look for a good result and performance against Dundalk to keep the form going.
UCD can take the 3rd position if Bray fail to win on goal difference and take the 3rd position and a the home fixture in the 3rd v 4th play-off semi-final.
So Cobh, Bray, UCD, Treaty & Wexford have plenty to consider. It will be interesting to see how the teams perform.
End of the season evening already for those above and below the FD playoff places. The off season is too long. 4 months.
Wexford v Treaty the standout game for the final playoff spot. Bray haven't guaranteed third spot. Will only determine whether Bray or UCD are home for the second leg.
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Ah dont go getting carried away with yourself Nesta. Still a week ledt for an asterix
There's a argument for Cobh, Bray and UCD wrappig key players up, avoiding suspensions. It would be a blow to Cobh especially not to at minimum be in the play-off final. But I fully expect UCD to do their usual out of nowhere thing.
Not a single nothing game in the PD. Drogheda arguably should best Cork with relegation confirmed and Cork minds on the cup final. Wouldnt like to call money on any but Sligo win I think. Galway could, you cant rely on Derry so it could be as you were for relegation play-off. Huge weekend for St Pats and maybe SK. If they were to lose both games....
Last edited by Nesta99; 17/10/2025 at 3:06 PM.
After seeing our team sheet, I might agree.
We've no forwards available for this match. Wonder will it be Duffy, Whyte or even O'Reilly up front. Of course, there's always the option Roddy Collins went for the odd time, which was to play no-one up front.
I'd fancy yourselves to beat Pat's, who just seen all over the place ATM.
Wexford-Treaty will be such a nervy game. Would be watching that one if I was neutral.
Meh…That is all.
2 nil galway, bad night for bohs so far
17-year-old Billy O'Neill with four goals and a red card for Bray tonight.
UCD's keeper sent off too - so I guess both will miss the UCD v Bray game(s) next week?
Some great results for the neutrals to ramp up things up even further going in to the last couple of weekends.
That's brutal from Bohs tonight.
Same soft ****e when the chips are down.
Title race is back on, lads!
Just need a wee 7 goal drubbing at the Brandy and a favour from Galway.
Ucds under 20s keepwr is better imo.
Pathetic performance in Galway tonight. Europe gone in my view. Pat’s, Shels and Drogs will look forward to playing us.
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