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Mahon relishing derby
St Patrick’s Athletic manager Pete Mahon is in no doubt that playing a Dublin derby so early in the season is good for the game.

 
League of Ireland
O’Neill wary of Pat’s
Shamrock Rovers manager Michael O’Neill admits that St Patrick’s Athletic will come to the Tallaght Stadium tonight full of confidence.   More...

Across the Water
Staunton acknowledges fate
Darlington manager Steve Staunton has all but resigned himself to seeing the club relegated following their 25th defeat of the season at the weekend.   More...

League of Ireland
Hatswell fears for pitch
Dundalk defender Wayne Hatswell believes that the Oriel Park pitch could hinder their performances this season.   More...

Across the Water
Flood blow for Boro
Middlesbrough manager Gordon Strachan has revealed that it is unlikely that midfielder Willo Flood will play for the club again this season.   More...

Across the Water
Gannon not getting carried away
Peterborough manager Jim Gannon stresses that there is a lot more work to be done in order to avoid relegation this season.   More...

League of Ireland
Russell hails striker
UCD manager Martin Russell is pleased with the performances of new striker Ciaran Kilduff as the students prepare to host Bohemians at the UCD Bowl tonight.   More...

MAR 13
Athlone Town 1-0Mervue Utd Details
Bohemians 1-1Glentoran Details
Linfield 1-0St Patricks Ath Details
MAR 14
Dundalk 2-2Drogheda Utd Details
Wexford Youths 1-1Shelbourne Details
MAR 19
Bray Wanderers vSporting Fingal 7.45pm
Drogheda Utd vBohemians 7.45pm
Limerick FC vLongford Town 7.45pm
Mervue Utd vWexford Youths 7.45pm
Waterford Utd vDerry City 7.45pm
Monaghan Utd vFinn Harps 8.00pm
Shelbourne vSalthill Devon 8.00pm
MAR 20
Sligo Rovers vGalway Utd 7.45pm
Athlone Town vCork City Foras 7.30pm
What format should the Setanta Sports Cup take?
 
      One group of eight teams
      Two groups of four teams
      8-team knock-out
      16-team knock-out
      32-team knock-out
      Other
 
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"It’s nothing to do with me, I’ve decided that. It’s nothing to do with the manager, it’s up to the players. I’m telling you now. It’s up to the players. They’ll decide where we’re going as a football club. I shouldn’t be getting paid. I should stay at home and come in and watch the games!"

Roy Keane, in a somewhat jovial manner, explains the fate of Ipswich Town this season is in the hands of the club’s players