Salthill Devon defeated local rivals Mervue United 2 nil in Drom on Saturday evening. The Devon goals were scored by Gerry Burke and Cprian Straut.
The draw for the Fourth Round of the FAI Ford Cup was made this evening. Galway will also host a local derby, as Galway United take on Salthill Devon. The FAI Ford Cup Fourth Round matches will be played on the weekend ending August 29th.
Galway United v Salthill Devon
UCD v Bray Wanderers / Derry City
Finn Harps v Sligo Rovers
Bohemians v Shelbourne
Bluebell United / Cork City Foras Co-op v Monaghan United / FC Carlow
Longford Town v Shamrock Rovers
St. Patrick’s Athletic v Belgrove
Mervue United/Sporting Fingal v Limerick
Austin Skelly broke Salthill hearts at Lisseywoolen on Saturday night as Athlone Town came back from two goals down against bottom club Salthill Devon to earn a well deserved point, in what was their sixth draw of the season. Click here for the full Match Report.
Enda Dunne scored a dramatic stoppage time equaliser to earn Salthill a point in the Galway derby at Terryland Park. Click here for the full Match Report.
The Independent Disciplinary Committee has ruled that Wexford Youths breached the FAI Rule Book by fielding an ineligible player in their recent Airtricity League First Division match against Salthill Devon (04/04/10).
As a result of the breach, Wexford Youths will forfeit the match and Salthill Devon will be awarded a 3-0 victory.
Wexford Youths have the right to appeal this decision.
Shane Clarke scored twice as Limerick came from 2-0 down to deprive Salthill Devon of their first points of the season in a thrilling game at Drom. Match Report
Salthill Devon went down 1 nil to Castlebar Celtic in the preliminary round of the 2010 EA Sports Cup on Tuesday night in Castlebar.
Shelbourne got their first win this season in the Airtricity First Division on Friday night at home to Salthill Devon. The Reds were made to work far harder than many expected in the opening 40 minutes, with Devon having a number of chances.
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Striker Kevin McHugh set Finn Harps on the way to their first win of the
season as they overcame newcomers Salthill Devon at Finn Park...Match
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Season Tickets now available
Salthill Devon begin their Airtricity League First Division campaign on
March 6th against Athlone Town at home in Drom. We are pleased to announce
that Season tickets are now available for the upcoming season. Season tickets
cost 50 and have a range of benefits. Click here
to view the benefits and also to purchase online.
FAI signs-up new sponsor as Airtricity League is announced
The Football Association of Ireland and the country's leading renewable
energy supplier, Airtricity, are today delighted to announce a three year
title sponsorship for the now former League of Ireland. Read
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Preseason: Salthill Devon 2 - 1 Galway Town Team
Salthill Devon defeated the Galway Town team 2 - 1 in a preseason friendly
played in Drom on Wednesday evening.
Salthill Devon granted First Division Licence
The Independent Club Licensing Committee today (February
15th) awarded 14 Premier Division licences, seven First Division licences
and five Newstalk A Championship licences for the 2010 season. Salthill
Devon have received a 1st Division Licence.
Preseason: Mervue United 1 - 3 Salthill Devon
Salthill Devon defeated local rivals Mervue United 3 - 1 in a preseason
friendly played in Terryland on Saturday afternoon.
Salthill Devon confirms decision to enter League of Ireland First Division
At the Special General Meeting held on Monday 18th January, a large turnout
of club members fully endorsed the proposal from the committee to enter
the League of Ireland First Division for the 2010 season.
Speaking after the meeting, Tony Johnstone, club chairman, said he was delighted that the proposal had been so fully and enthusiastically supported. Continuing he said: As a club, weve always had the ambition to play at the highest level possible. Entry into the LOI at this level is consistent with this goal and provides an important line of sight to all our young players to the highest standards possible in the game. I have every confidence that we will acquit ourselves with distinction and we look forward to taking on the challenge.
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