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Stephen Walsh and Rob Slevin commit to 2024 with Galway United - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

Stephen Walsh and Rob Slevin commit to 2024 with Galway United - The Home of Irish Football

Newly-promoted Galway United have re-signed Stephen Walsh and Rob Slevin ahead of their top-flight return.

Romance has returned to the FAI Cup - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

Romance has returned to the FAI Cup - The Home of Irish Football

With five Dublin teams and two others from the East of the country (Dundalk, Drogheda) it’s easy to forget there are League of Ireland teams spread across all four corners, but this season’s FAI Cup has undertaken a tour of Ireland.

'John has brought the club from amateur to fully blown professional' - Vimarsana News

'John has brought the club from amateur to fully blown professional'

Club director Jonathan Corbett reflects on the rise of Galway United.

Source: the42.ie
League of Ireland attendances: Premier Division fuels 20% increase in crowds - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

League of Ireland attendances: Premier Division fuels 20% increase in crowds - The Home of Irish Football

During the 2023 League of Ireland season so far, 166 matches have been contested – and a whopping 397,295 spectators have attended fixtures.

Finn Harps 1 - 2 Galway United - REPORT | 2023 League of Ireland First Division | extratime.com - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

Finn Harps 1 - 2 Galway United - REPORT | 2023 League of Ireland First Division | extratime.com - The Home of Irish Football

Report for Finn Harps 1 - 2 Galway United | 2023 League of Ireland First Division | extratime.com - The Home of Irish Football