2010 Premier League Match Results – Airtricity League Series 3

The results for the third series of matches in the Airtricity League of Ireland Premier League are detailed below.

At the newly renamed Hunky Dory Park Drogheda United and Bohemians played out an exciting affair on Friday 19th March.

Following a somewhat boring first half, during which Bohs took the lead through a Jason Byrne header, the game really came to life in the second half. An equaliser for Drogheda came in the 65th minute when Paul Crowley scored from close range. The Drogs went on to take the lead soon afterwards through a penalty scored by Joe Kendrick. Drogheda were reduced to ten men when Kendrick was sent off after 85 minutes for a second bookable offence. The Gypsies took advantage by equalising through Jason Byrne’s second goal on the night.

Following this the Louth team was reduced to nine men when John Flood saw red and then quickly things went

from bad to worse when Bohemians took the lead in the 89th minute when Gareth McGlynn scored a spectacular third. Bohemians sealed the victory in this dramatic affair when Paddy Madden scored a fourth from close range.

Airtricity Premier League Match Results – Series 3

Premier League Team Sheets

Venue : RICHMOND PARK

St Patricks Athletic: Gary Rogers; Damian Lynch, Ian Bermingham, Conor Kenna, Shane Guthrie; David McAllister (Gareth Coughlan 64), Stuart Byrne (Conor Sinnott 67), Dave Mulcahy, Ryan Guy; Alex Williams (Paul Byrne 75), Vinny Faherty
UCD: Billy Brennan; Brian Shorthall, Ciaran Nangle, Andrew Boyle, Evan McMillan; Danny Fallon, Peter McMahon, Stephen Roache (Keith Ward 58), David McMillan (Chris Mulhall 58); Ciaran Kilduff, Shane Fitzgerald (Graham Ruske 64)

REFEREE: / Attendance

Venue : HUNKY DORY PARK

Drogheda United: Paul Skinner, Paul Crowley, Jamie Duffy, Jamie Harris, Joe Kendrick, Alan McNally, Brian King, Brendan McGill, Gareth O’Connor, Glen Fitzpatrick, John Flood
Bohemians: Chris O’Connor, Mark Rossiter , Conor Powell , Ken Oman. Owen Heary, Mark Quigley, Gareth McGlynn, Paul Keegan, Glenn Cronin, Killian Brennan, Jason Byrne

REFEREE: N Doyle / Attendance 1,267

Venue : CARLISLE GROUNDS

Bray Wanderers: Brian Kane; Daire Doyle, Shane O’Connor, Colm Tresson, Philip Knight; Richie Baker (John Mulroy ’74), James Kavanagh, Chris Shields, David Tyrrell (David O’Neill ’63), Robbie Doyle (Pablio Rodriguez ’62), Shane O’Neill.
Sporting Fingal: Brendan Clarke; Ger O’Brien, Shaun Williams (Alan Kirby ’83), Shaun Maher, Stephen Paisley; Conan Byrne, Kenny Browne, Ronan Finn; Gary O’Neill, Shane McFaul, Eamon Zayed (Keith Quinn ’79).

REFEREE: Tom Connolly / Attendance

Venue: SHOWGROUNDS

Sligo Rovers: Brush; Ventre (c), Peers, Keane, Davoren; McCabe (Dillon 53), Doninger (Almeida 81), Ryan (O’Grady 58), Doyle; Blinkhorn, Amond.
Galway United: Ryan (c); Conneely, Heary, MacKenzie, Meynell; Ryan, Foley (Curran 73), O’Donnell, O’Brien; Molloy (Creaney 69), Sheppard.

Referee: Declan Hanney / Attendance: 1,808

Venue: Tallaght Stadium

Shamrock Rovers: Mannus; Sullivan, Murray (C), Price, Stevens, Bayly, Rice (Bradley 45), Kavanagh (O’Connor 51), Cahill, Dennehy, Barrett (Cowan 59)
Dundalk FC: Cherrie; Hatswell, Breen, Burns (C), Kelly, Miller, Melligan (McGuigan 90), Maher, Gaynor (Murphy 87), Kudozovic, Fenn (Synnott 82)

Referee: Paul Tuite / Attendance: