RTE to increase coverage
RTE has announced that it will screen 15 live Airtricity League of Ireland matches this season.
Airtricity signs League of Ireland sponsorship deal
The League of Ireland will become known as the Airtricity League after a sponsorship deal between the Football Association of Ireland and the green energy electrical provider.
Bohs unveil winter arrivals
League of Ireland champions Bohemians have officially unveiled the eight new additions to the club’s playing staff.
League publishes updated fixture-list
League of Ireland authorities have published an updated fixture list for the 2010 season, with Bray Wanderers reinstated to the Premier Division and the newly-formed Cork City Foras Co-op taking its place in the First Division.
League wages were too high - Lynch
St Patrick’s Athletic star Damian Lynch admits wages in the League of Ireland have been too extravagant in the past - but he feels the blame for that situation lies not with the players but the clubs’ bungling administrators.
Sligo add two new faces
Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook has brought John Dillon and Derek Foran to the Showgrounds for the 2010 League of Ireland season.
Cork owner fails in late appeal
The owner of Cork City Football Club, Tom Coughlan, has failed with a late attempt to stave off a High Court winding-up order.
See-saw Bray promoted following Cork collapse
A rollercoaster few months for Bray Wanderers continued on Monday evening when the club was reinstated to the Premier Division of the League of Ireland following the collapse of Cork City.
Interim chairman appointed but still no City deal
James Duggan has been appointed as interim chairman of Cork City FC to oversee the proposed takeover of the club, but no deal has yet been reached between the respective parties.
Sligo post profit for 2009
Sligo Rovers have announced six-figure profits for the 2009 calendar year but have still been compelled to impose a significant budget reduction for the coming year.
Cork takeover "increasingly unlikely" - consortium
The proposed takeover of Cork City by a consortium involving supporters’ trust FORAS and businessmen Peter Gray and Michael O’Connell is on the verge of collapse.
