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RTÉ to show Shamrock Rovers versus Derry City

written by cassoscoop October 6, 2022
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Coverage has been confirmed for two more upcoming SSE Airtricity League Premier Division games on RTÉ later this month.

First up the Dublin derby meeting of Shamrock Rovers and St Patrick’s Athletic on Friday, October 21, will be broadcast live on RTÉ2, with a kick-off time of 7.45 pm at Tallaght Stadium.

Nine days later a potential title showdown will be shown, when Derry City visit Tallaght to take on the Hoops.

That Sunday evening fixture will have a kick-off time of 7pm, and will also be broadcast live on RTÉ2.

Meanwhile, the final games of the season will now take place on Sunday, November 6, two days later than originally scheduled.

Rovers are due to play Djurgardens in their last Europa Conference League game in Sweden on 3 November, which would have given them less than 24 hours to return to Dublin and prepare for their last game of the season, a visit to Belfield to take on UCD.

As such, their meeting with the Students has been moved, and thus all of the games have been moved, so that they all kick off at the same time in the closing round of fixtures.

Shamrock Rovers v St Patrick’s Athletic – Friday, 21 October, 7:45pm at Tallaght Stadium (live on RTÉ2)

Shamrock Rovers v Derry City – Sunday, 30 October 30, 7pm at Tallaght Stadium (live on RTÉ2)

Last day of the season:

Bohemian FC v Sligo Rovers – Sunday, 6 November, 7pm at Dalymount Park

Derry City v Dundalk – Sunday, 6 November, 7pm at The Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium

Drogheda United v Finn Harps – Sunday, 6 November, 7pm at Head in the Game Park

St Patrick’s Athletic v Shelbourne – Sunday, 6 November, 7pm at at Richmond Park

UCD v Shamrock Rovers – Sunday, 6 November, 7pm at UCD Bowl

RTÉ to show Shamrock Rovers versus Derry City was last modified: October 7th, 2022 by cassoscoop

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