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2017 Season Premier Division Fixture List 2017 Season Premier Division Fixture List VERSION 22 DECEMBER 2016 PREMIER DIVISION SERIES NO. 1 Fri. 24 February Bohemians v Derry City Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 24 February Dundalk v Shamrock Rovers Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 24 February Galway United v Drogheda United Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 24 February St. Patrick’s Athletic v Bray Wanderers Richmond Park 7.45 pm Fri. 24 February Finn Harps v Cork City Finn Park 8.00 pm Sat. 25 February Limerick v Sligo Rovers Markets Field 6.30 pm SERIES NO. 2 Fri. 3 March Bray Wanderers v Finn Harps Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 3 March Cork City v Galway United Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 3 March Drogheda United v St. Patrick’s Athletic United Park 7.45 pm Fri. 3 March Shamrock Rovers v Bohemians Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm Sat. 4 March Sligo Rovers v Dundalk The Showgrounds 7.45 pm Sun. 5 March Derry City v Limerick Maginn Park 2.30 pm SERIES NO. 3 Fri. 10 March Bohemians v Bray Wanderers Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 10 March Drogheda United v Cork City United Park 7.45 pm Fri. 10 March Dundalk v Limerick Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 10 March Sligo Rovers v St. Patrick’s Athletic The Showgrounds 7.45 pm Fri. 10 March Finn Harps v Galway United Finn Park 8.00 pm Fri. 10 March Shamrock Rovers v Derry City Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm SERIES NO. 4 Mon. 13 March Bray Wanderers v Drogheda United Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Mon. 13 March Cork City v Sligo Rovers Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Mon. 13 March Derry City v Dundalk Maginn Park 7.45 pm Mon. 13 March Galway United v Shamrock Rovers Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Mon. 13 March Limerick v Bohemians Markets Field 7.45 pm Mon. 13 March St. Patrick’s Athletic v Finn Harps Richmond Park 7.45 pm SERIES NO. 5 Fri. 17 March Bohemians v Galway United Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 17 March Derry City v Drogheda United Maginn Park 7.45 pm Fri. 17 March Dundalk v St. Patrick’s Athletic Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 17 March Shamrock Rovers v Cork City Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm Sat. 18 March Limerick v Finn Harps Markets Field 6.30 pm Sat. 18 March Sligo Rovers v Bray Wanderers The Showgrounds 7.45 pm MONDAY/TUESDAY 20/21 MARCH – EA SPORTS CUP FIRST ROUND SERIES NO. 6 Sat. 25 March Bray Wanderers v Limerick Carlisle Grounds TBC Sat. 25 March Cork City v Dundalk Turner’s Cross TBC Sat. 25 March Drogheda United v Bohemians United Park TBC Sat. 25 March Finn Harps v Sligo Rovers Finn Park TBC Sat. 25 March Galway United v Derry City Eamonn Deacy Park TBC Sat. 25 March St. Patrick’s Athletic v Shamrock Rovers Richmond Park TBC SERIES NO. 7 Fri. 31 March Bohemians v St. Patrick’s Athletic Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 31 March Dundalk v Drogheda United Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 31 March Galway United v Sligo Rovers Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 31 March Shamrock Rovers v Finn Harps Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm Sat. 1 April Limerick v Cork City Markets Field 6.30 pm Sun. 2 April Derry City v Bray Wanderers Maginn Park 2.30 pm SERIES NO. 8 Fri. 7 April Bray Wanderers v Galway United Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 7 April Cork City v Derry City Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 7 April Drogheda United v Shamrock Rovers United Park 7.45 pm Fri. 7 April St. Patrick’s Athletic v Limerick Richmond Park 7.45 pm Fri. 7 April Finn Harps v Dundalk Finn Park 8.00 pm Sat. 8 April Sligo Rovers v Bohemians The Showgrounds 7.45 pm SERIES NO. 9 Fri. 14 April Bohemians v Cork City Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 14 April Derry City v Finn Harps Maginn Park 7.45 pm Fri. 14 April Dundalk v Bray Wanderers Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 14 April Galway United v St. Patrick’s Athletic Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 14 April Shamrock Rovers v Sligo Rovers Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm Sat. 15 April Limerick v Drogheda United Markets Field 6.30 pm MONDAY 17 APRIL – EA SPORTS CUP SECOND ROUND SERIES NO. 10 Fri. 21 April Bray Wanderers v Shamrock Rovers Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 21 April Dundalk v Bohemians Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 21 April St. Patrick’s Athletic v Cork City Richmond Park 7.45 pm Fri. 21 April Finn Harps v Drogheda United Finn Park 8.00 pm Sat. 22 April Limerick v Galway United Markets Field 6.30 pm Sat. 22 April Sligo Rovers v Derry City The Showgrounds 7.45 pm SERIES NO. 11 Fri. 28 April Bohemians v Finn Harps Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 28 April Cork City v Bray Wanderers Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 28 April Derry City v St. Patrick’s Athletic Maginn Park 7.45 pm Fri. 28 April Drogheda United v Sligo Rovers United Park 7.45 pm Fri. 28 April Galway United v Dundalk Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 28 April Shamrock Rovers v Limerick Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm MONDAY 1 MAY – EA SPORTS CUP QUARTER-FINALS SERIES NO. 12 Fri. 5 May Bray Wanderers v St. Patrick’s Athletic Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 5 May Cork City v Finn Harps Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 5 May Drogheda United v Galway United United Park 7.45 pm Fri. 5 May Shamrock Rovers v Dundalk Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm Sat. 6 May Sligo Rovers v Limerick The Showgrounds 7.45 pm Sun. 7 May Derry City v Bohemians Maginn Park 2.30 pm SERIES NO. 13 Fri. 12 May Bohemians v Shamrock Rovers Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 12 May Dundalk v Sligo Rovers Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 12 May Galway United v Cork City Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 12 May St. Patrick’s Athletic v Drogheda United Richmond Park 7.45 pm Fri. 12 May Finn Harps v Bray Wanderers Finn Park 8.00 pm Sat. 13 May Limerick v Derry City Markets Field 6.30 pm SERIES NO. 14 Fri. 19 May Bray Wanderers v Bohemians Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 19 May Cork City v Drogheda United Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 19 May Derry City v Shamrock Rovers Maginn Park 7.45 pm Fri. 19 May Galway United v Finn Harps Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 19 May St. Patrick’s Athletic v Sligo Rovers Richmond Park 7.45 pm Sat. 20 May Limerick v Dundalk Markets Field 6.30 pm SERIES NO. 15 – MONDAY/TUESDAY 22/23 MAY TBC Drogheda United v Bray Wanderers United Park TBC TBC Finn Harps v St. Patrick’s Athletic Finn Park TBC TBC Shamrock Rovers v Galway United Tallaght Stadium TBC TBC Sligo Rovers v Cork City The Showgrounds TBC Tues. 23 May Bohemians v Limerick Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Tues. 23 May Dundalk v Derry City Oriel Park 7.45 pm SERIES NO. 16 Fri. May 26 Bray Wanderers v Sligo Rovers Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. May 26 Cork City v Shamrock Rovers Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. May 26 Drogheda United v Derry City United Park 7.45 pm Fri. May 26 Galway United v Bohemians Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. May 26 St. Patrick’s Athletic v Dundalk Richmond Park 7.45 pm Fri. May 26 Finn Harps v Limerick Finn Park 8.00 pm SERIES NO. 17 Fri. 2 June Bohemians v Drogheda United Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 2 June Derry City v Galway United Maginn Park 7.45 pm Fri. 2 June Dundalk v Cork City Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 2 June Limerick v Bray Wanderers Markets Field 7.45 pm Fri. 2 June Sligo Rovers v Finn Harps The Showgrounds 7.45 pm Fri. 2 June Shamrock Rovers v St. Patrick’s Athletic Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm MID-SEASON BREAK – SATURDAY 3 JUNE – THURSDAY 15 JUNE (inclusive) – NO FIXTURES SERIES NO. 18 Fri. 16 June Bray Wanderers v Derry City Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 16 June Cork City v Limerick Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 16 June Drogheda United v Dundalk United Park 7.45 pm Fri. 16 June St. Patrick’s Athletic v Bohemians Richmond Park 7.45 pm Fri. 16 June Finn Harps v Shamrock Rovers Finn Park 8.00 pm Sat. 17 June Sligo Rovers v Galway United The Showgrounds 7.45 pm SERIES NO. 19 Fri. 23 June Bohemians v Sligo Rovers Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Fri. 23 June Derry City v Cork City Maginn Park 7.45 pm Fri. 23 June Dundalk v Finn Harps Oriel Park 7.45 pm Fri. 23 June Galway United v Bray Wanderers Eamonn Deacy Park 7.45 pm Fri. 23 June Shamrock Rovers v Drogheda United Tallaght Stadium 8.00 pm Sat. 24 June Limerick v St. Patrick’s Athletic Markets Field 6.30 pm SERIES NO. 20 Fri. 30 June Bray Wanderers v Dundalk Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Fri. 30 June Cork City v Bohemians Turner’s Cross 7.45 pm Fri. 30 June Drogheda United v Limerick United Park 7.45 pm Fri.
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