I studied abroad in Cork back in 2018. While I was there I saw a game at Turner's Cross, and even with the cost of travel factored in it was still a bargain. For 15 euro I watched 6 goals fly in, and also got a crash course geography lesson (I watched them play Derry, and at the time I didn't know Derry was close to the UK Ireland border.) Can't recommend the LOI enough, it truly is a fantastic league.
I know this video definitely took a while to edit but if you had 2 of these league of Ireland videos a week you would be one of the big league of Ireland vocalists in one year
I’d love to be Able to do weekly football videos on my other channel, unfortunately I just don’t have the time at the moment to make them videos alongside ones on this channel but have one planned that I’ll hopefully be able to start work on soon
Hey there, I´m a football enthusiast from germany and was on vacay in Dublin earlier this year. For me, it was clear that i had to watch an game of the LOI. The Pats where the only team that played at home on this weekend, so i went to Richmond Park. What a lovely ground! It was the 0:0 against Dundalk, well, saddenly it was unspectactular game.. But from that game on, i´m a Pats-Supporter. I was wondering why football´s such a small thing in Ireland, but this video made it clear. I think it´s actually sad, you got some talented players. But it´s clear that you can have a brighter future playing in england.
additonally tho that. I searched on the internet to get an overview of the different clubs, like a profile, but you won´t find anything. What i learned so far: Dundalk and Shamrock are the ''big player'' in the league. The Bohs are the most historic club, Pats. are neutral? What about the other guys, is there something like the typical-loser-team or something in that way?
@@nils.7451 Derry have overtaken Dundalk now as the team challenging Shamrock Rovers. I’m a Pats fan too, so I enjoyed this. I’m hoping we can get close to the top two this year.
@@nils.7451 They got a new owner last year who has put a lot of money into the club. That’s why they did so well last year, and that will certainly carry on to this year, and probably for the next few seasons. Our league has tended to be like that historically. Clubs do well for a period but then can’t sustain it. Dundalk came from nowhere really to finish 2nd to my team, St Patrick’s Athletic, in 2013. They then won the league the following year and had a period of dominance, until about 2020, when Shamrock Rovers took over. No team has really had a period of dominance that lasted longer than that. Rovers are going for 4 titles in a row this year, which has only been done once before, by Shamrock Rovers themselves in the 1980’s. Nice to see some interest in the league from abroad. Glad that you enjoyed your visit to Richmond Park.
It's awesome that the league seems to have finally found some stability, i was a fan of Cabo in first divison, it broke my heart to hear they left as Cabinteely when they bought Bray Wanderers.
@@AManAndHisKebab A nothing game for us, bigger game for us this weekend, hopefully knocking you out of Europe, gonna be a tough game but it would be amazing to take that Europe place off ya 🤣
For the LOI to get better the rovers dynasty needs to end. That's why I'm happy gavin bazunu was sold to southampton at this stage so they don't get as much money.
What Rovers dynasty. They just happen to be the best team at the moment. Before that we had the Dundalk dynasty. In the last 10 years 5 different teams have one a league. Sligo, Pats, Dundalk, Cork and Rovers. A sign of a very healthy league. From a Pats fan.
Pat's my favourite loi team.......love the rainy nights in Richmond.......like shels too though, ha. I'd say football is the number one in Ireland in terms of participation at least.
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For Anyone Looking for more of this, I have now moved onto a channel called: EverythingLeagueOfIreland on both TH-cam and TikTok
It’s good how you explain to people that aren’t familiar with the league of Ireland what it is about
This guide to the league of Ireland video is one of my favourite videos that I’ve ever watched
I studied abroad in Cork back in 2018. While I was there I saw a game at Turner's Cross, and even with the cost of travel factored in it was still a bargain. For 15 euro I watched 6 goals fly in, and also got a crash course geography lesson (I watched them play Derry, and at the time I didn't know Derry was close to the UK Ireland border.) Can't recommend the LOI enough, it truly is a fantastic league.
I'm a new fan of LOI and I really appreciate this information!
I know this video definitely took a while to edit but if you had 2 of these league of Ireland videos a week you would be one of the big league of Ireland vocalists in one year
I’d love to be Able to do weekly football videos on my other channel, unfortunately I just don’t have the time at the moment to make them videos alongside ones on this channel but have one planned that I’ll hopefully be able to start work on soon
Hey there,
I´m a football enthusiast from germany and was on vacay in Dublin earlier this year. For me, it was clear that i had to watch an game of the LOI. The Pats where the only team that played at home on this weekend, so i went to Richmond Park. What a lovely ground! It was the 0:0 against Dundalk, well, saddenly it was unspectactular game.. But from that game on, i´m a Pats-Supporter.
I was wondering why football´s such a small thing in Ireland, but this video made it clear. I think it´s actually sad, you got some talented players. But it´s clear that you can have a brighter future playing in england.
additonally tho that. I searched on the internet to get an overview of the different clubs, like a profile, but you won´t find anything. What i learned so far: Dundalk and Shamrock are the ''big player'' in the league. The Bohs are the most historic club, Pats. are neutral? What about the other guys, is there something like the typical-loser-team or something in that way?
@@nils.7451 Attendances are rising so hopefully it will grow! Wikipedia has stuff about the clubs, although not all of it is accurate
@@nils.7451 Derry have overtaken Dundalk now as the team challenging Shamrock Rovers. I’m a Pats fan too, so I enjoyed this. I’m hoping we can get close to the top two this year.
@@tonydalton459 thought Derry was the Surprise of the last season.
So you say it‘s normal now that Derry stands on the 2nd place?
@@nils.7451 They got a new owner last year who has put a lot of money into the club. That’s why they did so well last year, and that will certainly carry on to this year, and probably for the next few seasons. Our league has tended to be like that historically. Clubs do well for a period but then can’t sustain it. Dundalk came from nowhere really to finish 2nd to my team, St Patrick’s Athletic, in 2013. They then won the league the following year and had a period of dominance, until about 2020, when Shamrock Rovers took over. No team has really had a period of dominance that lasted longer than that. Rovers are going for 4 titles in a row this year, which has only been done once before, by Shamrock Rovers themselves in the 1980’s. Nice to see some interest in the league from abroad. Glad that you enjoyed your visit to Richmond Park.
It's awesome that the league seems to have finally found some stability, i was a fan of Cabo in first divison, it broke my heart to hear they left as Cabinteely when they bought Bray Wanderers.
Thanks for helping me become a fan of this league, im rooting for Sligo Rovers can’t wait for the season!!!!!
the real Rovers!
@@AManAndHisKebab good man yourself
Love your enthusiasm, we need more of it
Great vid, hopefully the Pats Shels derby builds up to be what it was. Up the shels🔴⚪️
Depends if you lot can stay up for long enough :)
@@AManAndHisKebab This aged well..... 🤣
So did 4-0🫡
@@AManAndHisKebab A nothing game for us, bigger game for us this weekend, hopefully knocking you out of Europe, gonna be a tough game but it would be amazing to take that Europe place off ya 🤣
How’d that work out?
The Camac Terrace is where to be in Richmond Park
Good video man. Hon rovers🔴 Up the bit o'red
Sligo Rovers, the biggest Rovers in Ireland
@@AManAndHisKebab yup bro love to see it. The Real Rovers🔴
Excellent synopsis
What's the craic with Dalymount Park, anywhere where you'd find a clear picture of the proposed stadium.
If you want to know what happened to our league get the book “who stole our game” by daire whelan .
Cmon the town 🖤🤍
Might yet catch rovers
@@AManAndHisKebab hopefully
Class
Much appreciated boss man
For the LOI to get better the rovers dynasty needs to end. That's why I'm happy gavin bazunu was sold to southampton at this stage so they don't get as much money.
Good Teams are always gonna come and go, it won’t last forever cause soon it’ll be Pats turn 🥸
What Rovers dynasty. They just happen to be the best team at the moment. Before that we had the Dundalk dynasty. In the last 10 years 5 different teams have one a league. Sligo, Pats, Dundalk, Cork and Rovers. A sign of a very healthy league. From a Pats fan.
Keep crying son, we are here to stay
@@FivesCT-mn1is Sure you would be in the Ist division if it wasn't for Bohs. Surely you should be able to get your own players.
@@raymonddixon7603 surely you should be able to keep your players
We’re getting rinsed out of it this transfer window 😞
Keeley and Abankwah already gone, talks of Curtis and Burns leaving, not exactly looking great…
@@AManAndHisKebab burns has his medical today so I heard and he probs won’t be playing
@@jackkelly9421 he was in the stands with us instead
@@AManAndHisKebab Ik yeah I seen him ahahahha
You need a new stadium.
Good stadium, just low capacity like most LOI grounds
😂😂 Rovers fans glory hunters. No it’s called moving to a high populated Dublin 24.
Pat's my favourite loi team.......love the rainy nights in Richmond.......like shels too though, ha. I'd say football is the number one in Ireland in terms of participation at least.
A Pats and Shels fan? Sacrilegious...
Preston fan here. Why are Holme Farm now non-league?
Financial trouble so found it hard to remain in the league , never had a huge following and most of their youth players got snapped up by bigger clubs