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On this week's edition of the LOI Wrap-Up, a new series highlighting all the action, reaction and storylines of the weekend's League of Ireland Action, Ross Flanagan brings you through last night's action and beyond as:
Bohs, Rovers leave it late
Shels break their winless streak
Derry City help their safety push
A battle on both ends of the table
The WPD run-in
A race to get in and out of the playoff
What's at play after the International Break.
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Substitute John McGovern scored a double inside five minutes as Shamrock Rovers twice came from behind to get back to winning ways in this rollercoaster clash at Tallaght Stadium.

Ben Symes caught up with Waterford Fc manager Graham Coughlan after the game.

Shane Keegan is back for League Of Ireland Late Night to go through this evening's games following a tense and exciting night across the country with the title race swinging in all sorts of directions throughout the evening.
But don't forget, the battle to stay out of that 9th place continues on, with 6 teams trying to 1-up each other.
As ever, you can have your say on LOI Late Night when it returns following the International Break in a couple of weeks.
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Phil Egan brings you Friday’s Football Daily, with a huge night in the League of Ireland title race as Shamrock Rovers host Waterford at Tallaght Stadium, with live and exclusive commentary on Off The Ball, Newstalk and the Go Loud app.
We hear from Stephen Bradley on the “business end” of the season, and Waterford boss Graeme Coughlan on why Rovers remain the benchmark — plus the latest on Bohemians’ Dalymount redevelopment and a full preview of the rest of tonight’s Premier and First Division fixtures.
Also today: Heimir Hallgrímsson on new Ireland call-up Liam Kitching, Thomas Tuchel’s England squad, Europa League and Carabao Cup talking points, and pressure mounting on Michael Carrick ahead of Fulham.
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FAI CEO David Courell was speaking with Ben Symes today ahead of Ireland's Nations League fixtures against Israel. Courell defends the association's decision to fulfill the matches following a 75–32 General Assembly vote, detailing the severe financial and sporting sanctions Ireland faced from UEFA for forfeiting.
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