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Goal for Derry. Liam Boyce heads to the net on 59 minutes. Nobody challenged sufficiently with the attacker. Treaty United 0-1 Derry City.

Alex Bannon heads Derry into a two goal lead. Again, it is a corner kick that Treaty United are unable to defend. 70 mins played and its Treaty United 0-2 Derry City

Liam Boyce with another header. From another corner. Disaster for United. Treaty United 0-3 Derry City.

Lee Devitt pulls one back. A tidy finish. Treaty United 1-3 Derry City with ten minutes remaining.

A penalty for Derry. Converted by Liam Boyce. A treble for the substitute. Treaty United 1-4 Derry City.

Now Treaty United 1-5 Derry City. Danny Mullen adds another.

Full Time at the Markets Field. Treaty United have been beaten 5-1 by Derry City. All the goals arrived in the second half. Back to league action next Friday with a trip to Athlone for Tommy Barretts men.

Fairview Rangers ready to host Shelbourne, the reigning League of Ireland champions. Kick off is at 6pm for this FAI Cup second round tie.

Fairview Rangers and Shelbourne onto the pitch for this evenings clash. Kick off imminent.

John Martin makes Fairview pay inside four minutes. He buries from just inside the area to give Shelbourne the early lead. Neat and tidy from the League of Ireland side early on.

Now Fairview Rangers 0-2 Shelbourne Hesitation from the home keeper allows Daniel Kelly ghost around him for their second. 24 minutes now played.

Half-time at the Fairgreen. A battling display by Fairview. They trail 2-0 with Jeffrey Judge inches away from cutting the gap with last action of the half.

Gone beyond the hour mark at Fairgreen, Fairview Rangers 0-2 Shelbourne. The home side doing well to curtail the quality of Shels.

Full Time at the Fairgreen Fairview Rangers 0-4 Shelbourne. Comfortable for the League of Ireland side, while the Limerick men turn their attention to domestic matters later in the Autumn.

Effin and Croagh Kilfinny line out for the opener in the Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship first round.

Now Effin 0-7 Croagh Kilfinny 0-7 after a lively first 23 minutes.

Half time in Mick Neville Park Effin 0-9 Croagh Kilfinny 0-8 A late score by Brian Clifford ensures and interval advantage for Effin.

Goal from a penalty for Cian O'Carroll. Croagh Kilfinny 1-15 Effin 0-16

Full time here in Mick Neville Park. Croagh Kilfinny 1-21 Effin 0-16 Good win for Croagh Kilfinny, after Cian O'Carroll landed 1-12.

Fabulous day and crowds in Caherconlish as Caherconlish AFC host their open day featuring the home club against Prospect at 3pm