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An own goal from Leesider George William Heaven gifted the Dubliners all three points.<\/p>\n
The other First Division games played on Friday night were more likely to catch the attention of neutrals as there were goals galore.<\/p>\n
Athlone Town dispatched Galway United with an impressive 3-1 win.<\/p>\n
The league\u2019s top scorer Stephen Meaney bagged a brace after an own goal from Galway\u2019s Gary Boylan gave the midlands side the lead.<\/p>\n
20-year-old Wilson Waweru got a consolation goal for the away side on an otherwise forgettable night for his team.<\/p>\n
Shelbourne and Bray Wanderers played out a 3-3 draw at Tolka Park.<\/p>\n
The away side came back from 2-1 down to earn a point in an exciting affair which saw both sides trade blows from the beginning.<\/p>\n
Shelbourne\u2019s Georgie Poynton and Bray\u2019s Brandon Kavanagh had their shooting boots on with both midfielders scoring a brace each.<\/p>\n
Sligo Rovers brought an end to Longford Town\u2019s impressive start to the season and put pressure on other title challengers with a 1-0 away win courtesy of Garry Buckley\u2019s early second-half goal.<\/p>\n
Shamrock Rovers got their first win of the season at home to Dundalk with goals coming from midfield duo Daniel Mandroiu and Dylan Billy Watts.<\/p>\n
Patrick Hoban scored late for last year\u2019s European adventurers but could not salvage a point.<\/p>\n Saturday saw three teams at the top of the Premier Division after Ronan Coughlan\u2019s goal proved the difference for St. Patrick\u2019s Athletic at Dalymount Park and former Limerick FC star and Finn Harps midfielder Karl O\u2019Sullivan\u2019s screamer was cancelled out by Drogheda star Mark Doyle.<\/p>\n Derry City\u2019s losing streak continued as 10-men Waterford got their first win of the season at the Brandywell \u2013 a sublime free-kick from Shane Griffin inspiring the side to victory before Oscar Brennan received two yellows in quick succession.<\/p>\n Cameron McJannett scored his first goal for Derry to help his side back into the game before they eventually succumbed to defeat.<\/p>\n UCD blew Cobh Ramblers away at Saint Colemans Park, putting on a show in the empty stadium as they cruised to a 4-0 victory with Sligo man Liam Kerrigan netting twice.<\/p>\n The Airtricity Leagues return on Friday night with all first division games scheduled for 7:45 pm and two ties in the Premier Division kicking off at the same time.<\/p>\n Treaty United host Cobh Ramblers on the day and time above.<\/p>\n Cork City and Athlone also battle it out in the First Division while Dundalk and Bohemians go head-to-head at Oriel Park.<\/p>\n The weekend is rounded off with the champions Shamrock Rovers visiting Sligo Rovers on Saturday at 6:00 pm.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.anfocal.ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/download-2021-04-07T024615.743.jpg\")