Ollie Cahill made 154 appearances and won the league three times during his Shels career, and this week he joins us for a chat on the 1895 podcast!
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Shelbourne FC is delighted to confirm that all season ticket holders will receive a free streaming subscription for the 2020 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division.
Given the commitment and loyalty our fans have shown to the club throughout such unprecedented times, the club feels taking on the cost of the subscription fees for fans is the least we could do.
The season pass will cover all Shelbourne FC home and away games as well as all other SSE Airtricity League Premier Division games for the remainder of the season.
Everyone at Shelbourne has been thrilled to see the number of our season tickets rise since winning promotion from the First Division last year and we’re excited to build on this success in the remaining games of the 2020 season.
We look forward to giving our supporters a further update on the possibility of limited fans at Premier Division games in 2020 while we await official guidance from government authorities.
We hope, however, that the streaming pass for our season ticket holders will serve as a further thank you for your unbelievable continued support.
Further streaming details and prices for non-season ticket holders will be released later this month ahead of the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division.
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Shelbourne FC has received a bye into the FAI Cup Second Round at this afternoon’s draw at Abbotstown.
The draw is as follows:
First Round ties
Finn Harps v St Patrick’s Athletic Dundalk v Waterford Cork City v Longford Town
BYES TO SECOND ROUND
Derry City, Cabinteely, Shelbourne, Bray, Sligo Rovers, Wexford, Shamrock Rovers, Athlone, UCD, Galway United, Cobh Ramblers, Bohemians, Drogheda United.
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UCD 0-4 Shelbourne
Goals: Jaze Kabia (2), Alex Cetiner and Brian McManus
Malahide United 1-3 Shelbourne
Goals: Ciaran Kilduff, Razaq Alamu and Denzil Fernandes
The 1895 are joined by Liam Byrne this week to help tell the tale of a historic day in 1992. We remember the 1992 league win on this edition of The 1895 with stories from Reds man Liam Byrne who was there to drink it all in.
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