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Let's get out and support

SHELBOURNE LADIES

(the only North Dublin

Womens' National League team)

this Sunday.

AVIVA STADIUM

Kick-Off 12.05pm

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Join Sherlock Homes and Dr Watson

for an evening of intrigue and mystery

Saturday, November 5th

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TELEGRAM

Dear Mr Homes,

Murder on the Ringsend docks.

Your services are required.

Please call at Shelbourne FC, Irishtown, Dublin.

Yours sincerely,

Chairperson Shelbourne FC

November, 1895

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Murder Mystery begins at 9pm – Fancy dress optional

Tickets €5 (pay at the door)

All proceeds will go to the Shelbourne FC

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FAI National Draw – Ticket Returns [Last Call]

The Tolka Park office will be open next Wednesday, November 9th from 10am to 4pm for the receipt the of remaining FAI National Draw tickets.
You can also contact Niall on 087 6379121 should you have tickets but cannot make it to Tolka park during these hours.

PLEASE NOTE: WEDNESDAY, the 9th, IS THE LAST DAY FOR TICKET RETURNS

To those who have already returned tickets, thank you very much.
Your support in this fundraiser is greatly appreciated.
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Our Little Reds Academy is back

at Kilmore West Community Centre

Cromcastle Road (opposite Northside Shopping Centre)

Saturdays

12pm to 1pm: 3 & 4 Year old boys & girls
1pm to 2pm: 5 to 8 Year old boys & girls

€5 per week

For more information contact Tony Colgan at 0863009797

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Shelbourne FC would like to express its disgust and disappointment at the actions of those individuals who were involved in the unsavoury incidents which occurred in Tolka Park last Saturday evening.

Peaceful protest is quite acceptable and it should be noted that club personnel did not intervene in the protest while it remained peaceful.

However, what occurred on Saturday night placed our players, staff, supporters and, most importantly, our young supporters in danger, as well as causing great distress and upset to many of those young fans attending the game.

For Saturday night’s match, the club hosted a group of around 100 children that had travelled from Portarlington (Arlington FC), a group of children and adults from the Mosney Direct Provision Centre and a number of families who are in emergency accommodation in the local area, in addition to our regular supporters and people that had travelled to support Waterford Utd. We have worked hard this season to encourage more families to attend matches in Tolka Park and, naturally, that can only occur in an environment where people feel safe. Unfortunately, that was not the case for many of those families on Saturday night.

We apologise to anyone who felt intimidated or threatened by the behaviour of the protesters. We would also like to commend our stewards and security staff, and the members of An Garda Síochána, who did their best to deal with a difficult situation.

We are currently reviewing CCTV footage and an investigation into the events has commenced. In due course, we will take the necessary steps to ensure that this kind of incident will not be allowed to happen again.

In the meantime, our ground maintenance staff has begun the work of repairing the damage to the stand and the playing surface at Tolka Park.

Finally, we have received numerous messages of support over the past few days for which we are very grateful.

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The Shelbourne ‘Player of the Year’ award was tonight presented to Jack Brady, while Jamie Doyle received the Players ‘Player of the Year’ award. Pictures show Jack receiving his trophy from Paul Byrne, chairman of the Shelbourne Supporters Development Group (SSDG) and on the right, Jamie is presented with his award by Manager Owen Heary.

Well done and congratulations to the two lads.

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The Shelbourne Under 19s awards for Player of the Year were presented by the two legendary Geoghegan brothers, Stephen and Declan at Tolka Park tonight.

On the left, Stephen presents the ‘Player of the Year’ to Matt Lyons, while on the right, Dayle Rooney received his Players Player of the Year award fron Declan.

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SHELBOURNE 0

WATERFORD UTD 1 (Owen Wall 42′ )

Full report later

Shelbourne: Jack Brady, Michael Kelly, Reece McEnteer, Aidan Collins, Lorcan Shannon, Daire Doyle, Gavin Boyne, Adam Evans, James English, Jamie Doyle, Carl Walshe.

Substitutes: Greg Murray, Dylan Kavanagh, Dylan Grimes, Michael Murphy, Cian Kavanagh, James Brown, Robert Duggan

Waterford United: Matthew Sheehan, Tummise Sobowale, Dylan, McGuire, Ian Sinnott, David O’Leary, Dara Keane, Sean Noble, David Osasere, Philip Gorman, Dean Walsh, Owen Wall.

Substitutes: Jake Mooney, Adam Feeney.

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Saturday night sees the last game of the season and we're going to make it a special occasion.
As part of the FARE Football People action weeks, Shelbourne Football Club in collaboration with The 1895 Trust and the FAI have invited a number of residents from Mosney accommodation centre to the game. We have also invited families that are in emergency accommodation in local hotels to attend the game.
Additionally, thanks to sponsorship from IT Blanchardstown, Candy Cloud, Irish Papers, the club shop and a generous donation from an individual that wishes to remain anonymous, we will have an expanded Family Zone offering for this match. Children attending the game will receive a free snack pack and Shelbourne FC gift and we also have 2 candy hampers to give away in our free half time draw. Get along early, though, because stocks are limited.
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UCD 3 (George Kelly 19′, Liam Scales 48′, Ryan Swan 92′)

SHELBOURNE 2 (Adam Evans 31′, Dylan Kavanagh 55′)

UCD kept their promotion push on course following a thrilling 3-2 win over Shelbourne at the Belfield Bowl on Friday night.

The full report, courtesy of Tim Brennan and extratime.ie, can be accessed HERE

UCD: Niall Corbett, Mark Langtry (Ryan Swan 73′), Liam Scales, Maxi Kouogun, Tomas Boyle, Greg Sloggett, Cathay Brady, Gary O’Neill, Georgie Kelly (Jason Byrne 88′), Daire O’Connor (Jason McClelland 37′), Kieran Waters.

Subs not used: Conor O’Donnell, Josh Collins, Simon Power, Jack Watson.

Shelbourne: Jack Brady, Lorcan Shannon, Jack Tuite, Reece McEnteer, Michael Kelly, Daire Doyle, Gavin Boyne, Dylan Kavanagh, Carl Walshe (James English 75′), Adam Evans, Jamie Doyle

Subs not used: Greg Murray, Cian Kavanagh, Conor Keeley, Dylan Grimes, James Brown, Robert Duggan.