Shaun Maher will miss Sporting Fingal’s FAI Ford Cup third round replay at Mervue United tonight due to suspension.

In his latest website blog entry, Ger O’Brien talks about playing against Manchester United at the new Aviva Stadium on Wednesday and beating Galway United two days later...

Sporting Fingal’s Newstalk A Championship side maintained their unbeaten start to the campaign on Saturday by defeating Drogheda United 3-2 on their travels.

Galway United 0-1 Sporting Fingal. After a first half spent mostly probing the goal of Gary Rogers, it was Fingal winger Conan Byrne who struck the all important goal to claim three points.

Keith Quinn joins Colin Hawkins on the Sporting Fingal injury list for Friday‘s game away to Galway United (7.45pm) as Liam Buckley's side chase their first league win in four outings.

While we should have got more than draws out of the last two games, it's a big week ahead with the Aviva friendly and Friday's trip to Galway...

Sporting Fingal 3-3 Shamrock Rovers. Twice Sporting Fingal held the lead against Shamrock Rovers on Sunday at Morton Stadium but it took a Ronan Finn leveller three minutes from the end to earn a draw.

Sporting Fingal host title contenders Shamrock Rovers on Sunday at Morton Stadium buoyed with the return of striker Gary O'Neill. The striker, who has missed the last two months with injury, came on as sub against St. Pat's to set up the opener last Sunday and is pushing for a starting slot.

After opening their campaign with a win over Bohemians, Sporting Fingal’s Under-20s have gone on to draw against St. Patrick’s Athletic and beat Athlone Town.

St. Patrick's Athletic 1-1 Sporting Fingal. Conan Byrne gave Fingal a second half lead which lasted until two minutes from the end against the Saints, who now reclaim top spot. Liam Buckley's side are next in action at home to Shamrock Rovers next Sunday at Morton Stadium, rescheduled from next Friday.