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Extratime is the leading provider of information on the League of Ireland. Established in 2008 and run as a volunteer driven portal, the enterprise has gained recognition domestically and internationally as a provider of accurate,innovative and timely news and statistics on the Irish domestic league and associated events such as international fixtures. League of Ireland, Women's National League, Irish Football, Domestic and International.

The independent agency has released a series of consistently groundbreaking ads over its 25 years. Below is a selection, chosen by Mother.

Exhibition of work by some of the UK's leading potters of the 20th-century goes on display at Court Barn Nora Braden, about 1930 Stoneware, Kilmington Pottery, Dark glaze (21cm). The Leach Pottery became a training ground for many potters. Leach thought Nora Braden one of his most gifted pupils. Her pots are special as she was intensely self critical destroying many of them. CHIPPING CAMPDEN .- The renaissance of the British love of ceramics can arguably be traced back to 2003, when Grayson Perry won the Turner Prize with a selection of his Grecian urn-like pots from his show, Guerrilla Tact...

The sides in action when they met earlier this season. WEXFORD Wexford will be looking to build on their first win of the season when they host Treaty United at Ferrycarrig Park on Friday night(kick-off 7.45pm). Having lost their first nine games of the season, Wexford managed to beat Cabinteely 2-0 at Stradbrook in what was Ian Ryan’s second game in charge of the side. Kyle Robinson and Jack Doherty scored the two goals to give the side the victory, doubling the team’s goal tally for the season so far in the process. It remains to be seen if the club have turned a corner and Treaty Unite...

Cory Galvin in action for Cork City during a 2-1 victory over Cobh Ramblers at Turner's Cross on March 26, 2021. CORK CITY The Rebels will be looking to end a three game run without a win when they host Cabinteely at Turners Cross on Friday night (kick-off 7.45pm). This fixture will have a bit more weight behind it as the stadium will host fans for the first time since October 2020 with 600 fans in attendance for Friday night’s game. Cork have already faced Cabinteely this season, the Dublin side ran out 1-0 winners at Stradbrook in April in the first ever League meeting between the teams.