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Dundalk 5 Sligo Rovers 0
Dundalk received the SSE Airtricity League trophy at Oriel Park on Friday night after dismantling Sligo Rovers to rewrite history books once again.
Stephen Kenny's team scored 83 points, two fewer than the Bohemians' record in 2008, but it simply toppled Bit O'Red with a dazzling performance, rising to 86 points with an upcoming game.
Only four minutes had pbaded when Patrick McEleney was eliminated by Kyle McFadden, but Ed McGinty gave the penalty to Patrick Hoban.
Dundalk continued to attack in waves and the breakthrough came in the ninth minute when Ronan Murray played the ball inside for John Mountney, who brilliantly raised McGinty with his left foot.
Michael Duffy was 2-0 after he broke into the right side of the goalkeeper after 33 minutes, before Mountney finished the game before the break, but his goal was too high to face a center of Dean Jarvis. header at home.
Hoban would not be denied and he raised his total to 29 for the season with a double in the second half, his first shot on goal, the second from a Dylan Connolly center, equaling Brendan Bradley's record of 42 years on a glorious night for the Lilywhites.
DUNDALK FC: Rogers; Gannon, Gartland, Hoare, Jarvis; Shields (Mbadey, 77 minutes), McEleney; Mountney (Connolly h / t), Murray (McGrath, 63 minutes), Duffy; Hoban.
SLIGO ROVERS: McGinty; McFadden, Sharkey, Mahon, Kerrigan (Collins, 74 minutes); Twardek, Lynch, McCabe, Keane, Wixted (Morahan, h / t); Drennan.
Arbitrator: Rob Rogers. Presence: 3,877.
Shamrock Rovers 3 Waterford 1
Dan Carr scored for the third time in four games to secure a third-place finish at the Division 1 table for Shamrock Rovers as managers on both sides were sent to the grandstand at Tallaght Stadium.
The Rovers were rewarded for an unbelievable start to the game – their goal was denied – the 11-minute lead when Carr's center was turned into net by defenseman Garry Comerford.
Waterford reacted with Dean O'Halloran by creating a backup of Alan Mannus before Rory Feely scored a goal on a post after 27 minutes.
Rovers survived to double his lead eight minutes later.
Blues failed to clear a free-kick from Dylan Watts to allow Carr to touch the ball with his right foot and score in the 10th minute for his 10th league goal of the season.
After a verbal pause between the two respective banks, 10 minutes from the second period, the two managers, Stephen Bradley of Rovers and Alan Reynolds of Blues, were sent to the bar.
Back on the field, Ismahil Akinade brought Waterford back into the match with a goal from the head of teammate Dessie Hutchinson in 73 minutes.
But Rovers finished stronger and Joey O'Brien did not have a chance to see a diving header coming back from the crossbar.
Seán Boyd, Substitute, then added his third goal in 87 minutes, stooping to direct the center of local skipper Ronan Finn on the right.
SHAMROCK ROVERS: Mannus; Bone, Lopes, Grace, O'Brien; Coustrain (A.
Bolger, 74 minutes), G. Bolger, Finn, Watts and Carr (Boyd, 79 minutes); Shaw (B Kavanagh, 64 minutes).
WATERFORD: Corbet; Feely, Browne (Hutchinson, h / t), Comerford, Barnett; Keegan (Baba, 67 minutes), Aborah; Puri (Akinade, h / t), Hery, Galvin; O'Halloran.
Arbitrator: Rob Harvey (Dublin).
City of Derry 0 City of Cork 3
The city of Cork walked quietly to the Brandywell while the city of Derry won its fifth consecutive defeat at home.
The boos that followed the final whistle told their own story, with the Candystripes struggling on the wrong side of the table after a particularly disappointing campaign.
And the worst for the Foyleside club was the fact that former midfielder Barry McNamee broke the first nail in Derry's coffin before goalkeeper Ger Doherty hit the ball as a result of a corner, these two goals scoring from one side to the other of the center of the nets.
Cork unlocked the lock in the 14th minute when a clbadic counterattack allowed Garry Buckley to recover a loose ball just outside the penalty area and that's his shot in. before who scored the goal.
After avoiding tackling his penetrating race, Buckley perfectly played the ball in the path of right winger McNamee, who coldly rolled a low shot just behind the amount with his left foot.
Now happy to sit down and score the goal, Cork seemed happy to concede possession of the ball, confident of keeping him tight in the back.
After 19 minutes, Derry created his only chance to score clearly in the first half when Nicky Low played Ben Fisk but his shot went wide of the target when he should have done better.
Derry sighed and blew, but had great difficulty getting Cork's support against Gearoid Morrissey and Jimmy Keohane, who were protecting the back. This situation worsened after the change of flip-flop.
Cork scored a corner in three minutes, Kieran Sadlier placed the ball in the penalty area around Doherty and, sadly for him, his fisted release attempt allowed the ball to pbad in his own goal.
To be honest, the local team tried to gain respectability, but Aaron McEneff's powerful shot was saved by Cork goaltender Peter Cherrie in the 56th minute.
Cork's last substitute, Shane Daly-Butz, closed the night in the 87th minute with the third goal with his first touch, a cross shot that delighted his Leeside colleagues.
DERRY CITY: Doherty; McDonagh, Cole, Toal, McHattie; McEneff (S. McNamee, 82 minutes) Low (Sheils, h / t); Fisk (Delap, 75 minutes), Rory Hale, Roy; Ronan Hale
CORK CITY: Cherrie; McCarthy Delaney, Barry and Hurley (Griffin, 62 minutes); Keohane, Morrissey; B McNamee, Buckley (Daly-Butz, 85 minutes), Sadlier; Cummins (Murphy, 80 minutes).
Arbitrator: D McGraith (Mayo).
Bray Wanderers 0 Bohemians 5
The Bohemians finished the season by relegating Bray, relegated to the forefront, in Division 1, while Dinny Corcoran scored a four-goal bag at Carlisle Grounds.
The striker had scored a goal in each of his team's three previous wins against the Seagulls in 2018, but he tied that record with a hat-trick in the first half with goals in the eighth, eleventh and 39th minutes, while the Dubliners recorded their fifth flight far to triumph over the spin.
Things improved again for the 29-year-old who completed the score in the middle of the second half at the seaside.
A quick breakaway allowed Kevin Devaney to score a third goal in the 25th minute for the dominant visitors.
Keith Ward earned his third badist in the 66th minute as Corcoran scored his 10th league goal this season for the Phibsborough formation.
BRAY WANDERERS: O & # 39; Connor; Gibbons, Heaney, Kenna, Lynch; Hayes (Harding, h / t), O'Conor, Gorman (Sullivan, h / t), Nobody; Pender (Jake Kelly, h / t); Ellis.
Bohemians: Flexible; Pender, Casey, Byrne, Kirk; Lunney, Buckley; Daniel Kelly (Grant, 66 minutes), Ward (Stokes, 71 minutes), Devaney; Corcoran (Magerusan, 71 minutes).
Arbitrator: Graham Kelly (Cork).
Limerick FC 0 St Patrick's Athletic 4
Limerick has two chances to stay in Division 1 after another home defeat against Markets Field.
They will be at home for the second leg of their qualifying match against Finn Harps against relegation. Tommy Barrett said his team was underperforming as several key players were injured in nursing. He also made his debut with Tomás O'Connor on the academic side and he showed himself well.
The visitors took just 10 minutes to open the scoring with a superb recovery from Kevin Toner after a corner kick. Jake Keegan doubled the score in 20 minutes when he traded the ball ahead of Jake Brady as a result of a superb pbad from Conor Clifford.
Goalkeeper Brady made a great save to keep Keegan from scoring for a second but he was at fault for the third time when he failed to get a pbad from Colman Kennedy.
With the help of a message, Simon Madden added a fourth after 49 minutes.
After using their three replacements, St Patrick's had 10 players in the last eight minutes when Dara Markey was injured, but his team competed against the winners. Brendan Clarke denied his former club with the final saves of Karl O'Sullivan and Billy Dennehy.
LIMERICK FC: Brady, Kelly (Fitzgerald, 61 minutes), Duggan, Morrissey, Tracy, O Connor, Dennehy, O. Sullivan, Murphy, Kennedy, Maguire (Foley, 77 minutes).
ATHLETIC ST PATRICK: Clarke, Toner, Desmond, Bermingham, Clifford (R Brennan, 65 minutes), Byrne, Doona, Markey, Madden, Keegan (Campion, 71 minutes), Manley (K. Brennan, m / t).
Arbitrator: J McLoughlin
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