Sligo Rovers are our local professional football team and play at The Showgrounds in Sligo town. This is a fantastic experience for any visitor – and particularly for those with an interest in football. Sligo Rovers are widely regarded as one of the friendliest clubs in Ireland and you will be made to feel most welcome! Visitors can explore the historic compact ground and learn about past players and legends via the excellent wall panels throughout the ground before picking up a souvenir in the well appointed club shop.
2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men
Sat 15th Feb Waterford FC
Mon 3rd March Shamrock Rovers
Sat 15th March Derry City
Sat 29th March Shelbourne
Sat 12th April Galway United
Sat 26th April Cork City
Fri 5th May Drogheda United
Sat 10th May Bohemians
Fri 30th May St. Pat’s
Sat 14th June Waterford FC
Mon 23rd June Galway United
Sat 5th July Shamrock Rovers
Sat 12th July Derry City
Sat 2nd August Shelbourne
Sat 30th August Bohemians
Sat 20th September Drogheda United
Sat 27th September St. Pat’s
Sat 25th October Cork City
About Sligo Rovers:
Founded in 1928, Sligo Rovers has a long and proud history with a passionate fan base known for its unwavering support. The club is fully supporter owned and open to all . Unlike other clubs competing in the Premier Division, they are not privately owned, and are proud to be one of the last fully supporter-owned clubs competing in the top tier.
Often fighting against the odds, the club has enjoyed considerable success over the years. This success can be attributed to the commitment and hard work of dedicated supporters, volunteers, and the wider community. When success comes on the pitch, it’s earned together as a club, from players, to supporters, to volunteers, to the wider community.
Regional Club
The club is proud to be a regional club representing the wider community in the North-West and West of Ireland. The academy is made up of players hailing from across the region who represent the club. The supporters come not only from Sligo, Leitrim, Mayo and Roscommon, but from across the country and further afield.
