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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-06-14/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo Races
DESCRIPTION:A day at Sligo races is fantastic! This historic track is located in Sligo town with beautiful views of Ben Bulben and beyond – it is easily accessible from all Sligo town hotels and a short walk from the city centre. Enjoy high quality racing throughout the year with both National Hunt and Flat racing scheduled. \n\n\nOn the racing front\, it features seven thrilling Flat races. Sligo Races are immensely grateful for the support of their main sponsors\, Tote Ireland and The European Breeders Fund. Their contributions greatly enhance the excitement and quality of the racing events. \n\n\nFull schedule for 2025: \n\nSunday 4th May – Flat – Day – Peaky Blinders Day\nTuesday 13th May – National Hunt – Evening\nTuesday 10th June – National Hunt – Evening\nSunday 13th July – National Hunt – Daytime Family Day\nWednesday 6th August – Flat – Evening\nThursday 7th August – National Hunt – Evening Ladies Day\nWednesday 20th August – National Hunt – Evening\nWednesday 1st October – National Hunt – Day Students Day\nFriday 24th October – National Hunt – Day\n\nFor full info and to book tickets you can visit their website here or call Sligo Races on 00353 71 916 2484
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-races/2025-06-10/
LOCATION:Sligo Races\, Cleveragh Road\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250530
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250531
DTSTAMP:20250117T160016Z
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-05-30/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250518
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (Womens)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Womens \n8th March Bohemians\n22nd March Waterford\n19th April Galway United\n3rd May Peamount United\n17th May Athlone Town\n21st June Shelbourne\n19th July Wexford\n9th August Cork City\n23rd August Shamrock Rovers\n6th September Treaty United\n4th October DLR Waves \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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. \n 
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-womens/2025-05-17/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250513
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250514
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SUMMARY:Sligo Races
DESCRIPTION:A day at Sligo races is fantastic! This historic track is located in Sligo town with beautiful views of Ben Bulben and beyond – it is easily accessible from all Sligo town hotels and a short walk from the city centre. Enjoy high quality racing throughout the year with both National Hunt and Flat racing scheduled. \n\n\nOn the racing front\, it features seven thrilling Flat races. Sligo Races are immensely grateful for the support of their main sponsors\, Tote Ireland and The European Breeders Fund. Their contributions greatly enhance the excitement and quality of the racing events. \n\n\nFull schedule for 2025: \n\nSunday 4th May – Flat – Day – Peaky Blinders Day\nTuesday 13th May – National Hunt – Evening\nTuesday 10th June – National Hunt – Evening\nSunday 13th July – National Hunt – Daytime Family Day\nWednesday 6th August – Flat – Evening\nThursday 7th August – National Hunt – Evening Ladies Day\nWednesday 20th August – National Hunt – Evening\nWednesday 1st October – National Hunt – Day Students Day\nFriday 24th October – National Hunt – Day\n\nFor full info and to book tickets you can visit their website here or call Sligo Races on 00353 71 916 2484
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-races/2025-05-13/
LOCATION:Sligo Races\, Cleveragh Road\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20250511T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20250511T130000
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CREATED:20250502T091341Z
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SUMMARY:Coastal Cycle Event
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/coastal-cycle-event/
LOCATION:Centra Strandhill
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Recreation
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250510
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250511
DTSTAMP:20250117T160016Z
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-05-10/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250505
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250506
DTSTAMP:20250117T160016Z
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-05-05/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250505
DTSTAMP:20250113T162657Z
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SUMMARY:Sligo Races
DESCRIPTION:A day at Sligo races is fantastic! This historic track is located in Sligo town with beautiful views of Ben Bulben and beyond – it is easily accessible from all Sligo town hotels and a short walk from the city centre. Enjoy high quality racing throughout the year with both National Hunt and Flat racing scheduled. \n\n\nOn the racing front\, it features seven thrilling Flat races. Sligo Races are immensely grateful for the support of their main sponsors\, Tote Ireland and The European Breeders Fund. Their contributions greatly enhance the excitement and quality of the racing events. \n\n\nFull schedule for 2025: \n\nSunday 4th May – Flat – Day – Peaky Blinders Day\nTuesday 13th May – National Hunt – Evening\nTuesday 10th June – National Hunt – Evening\nSunday 13th July – National Hunt – Daytime Family Day\nWednesday 6th August – Flat – Evening\nThursday 7th August – National Hunt – Evening Ladies Day\nWednesday 20th August – National Hunt – Evening\nWednesday 1st October – National Hunt – Day Students Day\nFriday 24th October – National Hunt – Day\n\nFor full info and to book tickets you can visit their website here or call Sligo Races on 00353 71 916 2484
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-races/2025-05-04/
LOCATION:Sligo Races\, Cleveragh Road\, Sligo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250503
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250504
DTSTAMP:20250117T160649Z
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (Womens)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Womens \n8th March Bohemians\n22nd March Waterford\n19th April Galway United\n3rd May Peamount United\n17th May Athlone Town\n21st June Shelbourne\n19th July Wexford\n9th August Cork City\n23rd August Shamrock Rovers\n6th September Treaty United\n4th October DLR Waves \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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. \n 
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-womens/2025-05-03/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250503
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250504
DTSTAMP:20250429T105223Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250429T105223Z
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SUMMARY:Uisce Álainn - Embracing the Healing Power of Water
DESCRIPTION:Medb’s Dragon Warriors\, with the support of Power to Change\, will host the Uisce Álainn Event on the Garavogue River and Lough Gill on Saturday\, 3rd May 2025. \nThe event will open with the Awakening the Dragon and Dotting of the Eye Ceremony followed by a commemorative Flower Ceremony. \nThe Awakening of the Dragon Ceremony\, an ancient Chinese custom\, will open the dragon’s eyes\, ward off evil spirits and prepare the river for voyage. The ceremony not only blesses and cleanses the area for the Uisce Álainn event\, but also the water participants and spectators. \nThe Flower Ceremony is a beautiful commemorative ceremony that involves both water participants and spectators in a moment of reflection for lives lost to cancer\, with those lives being represented by a flower or a flower petal. Spectators will be invited to take rose petals to place in the river which gently absorbs them into its environment. \nAs the water participants head off on their watery voyage\, spectators will be invited to The Gate Lodge for light refreshments and to view information stands and displays on the importance of our waterways. \nThere will be interactive stands from Clean Coasts\, Sligo Rowing Club and ATU\, and information stands from the Marine Institute\, Water Safety Ireland\, and Inland Fisheries. Workshops for children and adults will take place throughout the day. \nA series of guided walks and talks on themes including birdlife\, mental health\, trees and water\, and citizen science will also take place throughout the day. \nUisce Álainn is more than just an event; it is a movement to highlight the therapeutic benefits of water. \nExplore more: \nInteractive Stands\nDiscover valuable resources on waterway preservation and safety.\nWorkshops\nJoin our hands-on workshops to learn about the local wildlife and environmental conservation efforts.\nWalks and Talks\nTake part in guided walks and insightful talks about the Garavogue River’s ecosystem and its importance.\nWater Event Registration with Medb’s Dragon Warriors \nPlease feel free to contact: Yvonne.lang@atu.ie for further details.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/uisce-alainn-embracing-the-healing-power-of-water/
LOCATION:Garavogue River and Lough Gill
CATEGORIES:Sport,Community,Education,Recreation,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250426
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250427
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-04-26/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (Womens)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Womens \n8th March Bohemians\n22nd March Waterford\n19th April Galway United\n3rd May Peamount United\n17th May Athlone Town\n21st June Shelbourne\n19th July Wexford\n9th August Cork City\n23rd August Shamrock Rovers\n6th September Treaty United\n4th October DLR Waves \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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. \n 
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-womens/2025-04-19/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-04-12/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250330
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-03-29/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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UID:10006107-1742738400-1742749200@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo GAA - Gaelic Football
DESCRIPTION:Gaelic Football is a distinctly Irish field invasion game played with a round football which can be caught\, kicked and hand passed. You can come and see the very best players in Sligo do their thing at Markievicz Park in Sligo town. \nThe home 2025 fixtures in the National League Div 3 Gaelic Football are: \n\n2nd February v Kildare\n23rd February v Clare\n23rd March v Leitrim\n\nEquipment \nThe ball used in Gaelic Football is round\, slightly smaller than a soccer ball. \nPlaying Rules \nThe ball can be carried in the hand for a distance of four steps and can be kicked or “hand-passed”\, a striking motion with the hand or fist. After every four steps the ball must be either bounced or “solo-ed”\, an action of dropping the ball onto the foot and kicking it back into the hand. You may not bounce the ball twice in a row. Players may contest for the ball by playing it with the hand or by shoulder charging an opponent side-to-side. \nScoring \nTo score\, you put the ball over the crossbar by foot or fist for one point or under the crossbar and into the net by foot or the hand / fist in certain circumstances for a goal\, the latter being the equivalent of three points. \nA goal is signalled by raising a green flag and a point is signalled by raising a white flag. \nOfficiating \nOfficials for a game comprise of a referee\, two linesmen (to indicate when the ball leaves the field of play at the side and to mark ’45’ free kicks and four umpires (to signal scores\, assist the referee in controlling the games\, and to assist linesmen in positioning ’45’ frees).
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-gaa-gaelic-football/2025-03-23/
LOCATION:Sligo GAA Headquarters – Markievicz Park\, Cairns Road\, Sligo\, F91 NT02\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (Womens)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Womens \n8th March Bohemians\n22nd March Waterford\n19th April Galway United\n3rd May Peamount United\n17th May Athlone Town\n21st June Shelbourne\n19th July Wexford\n9th August Cork City\n23rd August Shamrock Rovers\n6th September Treaty United\n4th October DLR Waves \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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. \n 
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-womens/2025-03-22/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250316
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UID:10006075-1742067000-1742076000@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-03-15/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (Womens)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Womens \n8th March Bohemians\n22nd March Waterford\n19th April Galway United\n3rd May Peamount United\n17th May Athlone Town\n21st June Shelbourne\n19th July Wexford\n9th August Cork City\n23rd August Shamrock Rovers\n6th September Treaty United\n4th October DLR Waves \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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. \n 
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-womens/2025-03-08/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-03-03/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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SUMMARY:Sligo GAA - Senior Hurling
DESCRIPTION:Hurling is one of the oldest field games in the world and has been popular for at least 3000 years in Ireland with the first literary reference dating back to 1272 BC. \nYou can see this amazing game for yourself throughout Sligo but the main matches involving the best players in the county take place at the Sligo GAA ground called Markievicz Park. \nThe home 2025 fixtures in the National League Div 3 are: \n\n26th Jan v Wicklow\n9th February v Mayo\n2nd March v Armagh\n\nHurling is often referenced in Irish myths and legends\, the most famous of which has to be the early account found in the Táin Bo Cuailgne\, a legendary tale from early Irish literature\, which describes the exploits of the Ulster hero Cú Chullainn\, (literally Hound of Cullen) who was so named after killing a fierce guard dog by driving a hurling ball down its throat. Such stories often portray Hurling as a form of martial training and proficiency on the Hurling field was equated with skill in battle. Throughout the countryside\, Hurling thrived as a wild and often violent practice with few set rules. One 17th century account describes the game as being played on a plain about 200-300 yards long\, with victory going to the first team to drive the ball through the goal of the opponent. \nThe Celtic legal system\, the Brehon Laws\, provided for compensation for hurling accidents and provisions were also made for cases of deliberate injury\, or even death\, as a result of Hurling. The game was outlawed in the 12th century after the occupation by the Normans\, but it survived and even flourished up to the early 19th century mainly due to patronization by the landlords. \nBy the time of the Great Famine of 1846 – 49\, Hurling had declined dramatically and was in danger of dying out completely but for a number of strongholds. However\, Dublin Castle itself admitted that by the late 1850s\, Hurling was being played all over Munster and records of the game survive in Donegal and Down and Kilkenny and Longford. \nThere was much variation in the forms of the stick and ball games played in Ireland. There was the cross country scuaib in Clare and South Galway. The Camán (anglicized to commons) game was played due north of the Dublin Galway railway line and epicentred in Ulster’s communal heartlands. There was also the Iomán form of the Hurling that was regulated by the Killimor Daly rules of south Galway and the more obscure local rules drafted by James Maher of Tipperary before the famine. \nThe 19th century saw a new version of Hurling\, or hurley as it was referred to\, become popular within the upper classes. A defining ten year period for Hurling was before the establishment of the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1884. By 1879\, there were at least six hurley clubs among the gentry in Dublin\, and the Irish Hurley Union was founded in Trinity College. It was exclusively an upper-class preserve and bore little relation to traditional concepts of the game. During this period\, the various forms of the game all metamorphosed into the first nationally codified sport of Hurling\, which was in essence\, the summer game of Leinster and the South. Camán\, the ground Hurling winter game which according to mid-nineteenth century accounts had been more widespread and popular within Ireland than its younger Hurling sibling\, was to fade away\, even in Ulster where it had been played for generations. \nA clareman named Michael Cusack had realised the need for common regulations and this inspired much of his thinking with regard to the formation of the GAA. In order to preserve the game of Hurling\, Cusack had begun writing about its revival in 1882 in a newspaper *The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News *and in 1884 the GAA was founded to restore the Gaelic pastimes of old. \nSince the foundation of the GAA in 1884 and the introduction of a formal set of rules\, the game of Hurling has evolved to the game we see today. The original core concept of man-on man (or woman-on-woman) contests for the ball within the defined framework of a positional game has been added to and eroded to varying degrees over time. \nThe physical conditioning of the modern player has allowed him to move quickly into space to gain possession of the ball\, in many cases uncontested\, while a focus on maintaining possession has resulted in the movement of the ball in a more designed manner\, giving clear advantage to a team mate. This latter trend has also resulted in the reduction in frequency of use of many of the less controllable skills of both games\, for example\, the overhead strike in Hurling\, as the use of these may often lead to a more equal contest or the loss of possession altogether. The focus on maintaining possession once you have it has antagonistically resulted in the adoption of defensive tactics designed to concentrate players in front of the scoring area or around the ball when not in possession. \nWhile there is much debate about the value of such tactics to both games\, modern coaches seek to position their players against opponents they perceive to have advantages over – whether in the contest or once in possession – maintaining the dramatic combat or duel concept of the games. All the while tactical innovation is sought from far and wide to overcome those of their opponents\, and improve their team’s chances of winning. \nHurling has also been exposed to the influence of external sources\, particularly through the international games played between Hurlers of Ireland and their Scottish Shinty counterparts. The game is played under ‘compromise’ rules agreed between the governing associations and provide an opportunity for players to represent their country in a series of international tests from time to time.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-gaa-senior-hurling/2025-03-02/
LOCATION:Sligo GAA Headquarters – Markievicz Park\, Cairns Road\, Sligo\, F91 NT02\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250223
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250224
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UID:10006106-1740317400-1740328200@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo GAA - Gaelic Football
DESCRIPTION:Gaelic Football is a distinctly Irish field invasion game played with a round football which can be caught\, kicked and hand passed. You can come and see the very best players in Sligo do their thing at Markievicz Park in Sligo town. \nThe home 2025 fixtures in the National League Div 3 Gaelic Football are: \n\n2nd February v Kildare\n23rd February v Clare\n23rd March v Leitrim\n\nEquipment \nThe ball used in Gaelic Football is round\, slightly smaller than a soccer ball. \nPlaying Rules \nThe ball can be carried in the hand for a distance of four steps and can be kicked or “hand-passed”\, a striking motion with the hand or fist. After every four steps the ball must be either bounced or “solo-ed”\, an action of dropping the ball onto the foot and kicking it back into the hand. You may not bounce the ball twice in a row. Players may contest for the ball by playing it with the hand or by shoulder charging an opponent side-to-side. \nScoring \nTo score\, you put the ball over the crossbar by foot or fist for one point or under the crossbar and into the net by foot or the hand / fist in certain circumstances for a goal\, the latter being the equivalent of three points. \nA goal is signalled by raising a green flag and a point is signalled by raising a white flag. \nOfficiating \nOfficials for a game comprise of a referee\, two linesmen (to indicate when the ball leaves the field of play at the side and to mark ’45’ free kicks and four umpires (to signal scores\, assist the referee in controlling the games\, and to assist linesmen in positioning ’45’ frees).
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-gaa-gaelic-football/2025-02-23/
LOCATION:Sligo GAA Headquarters – Markievicz Park\, Cairns Road\, Sligo\, F91 NT02\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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UID:10006073-1739577600-1739663999@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo Rovers - Home game (men)
DESCRIPTION: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. \n2025 Sligo Rovers home fixtures – Men \nSat 15th Feb  Waterford FC\nMon 3rd March  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 15th March   Derry City\nSat 29th March   Shelbourne\nSat 12th April   Galway United\nSat 26th April Cork City\nFri 5th May Drogheda United\nSat 10th May  Bohemians\nFri 30th May  St. Pat’s\nSat 14th June  Waterford FC\nMon 23rd June  Galway United\nSat 5th July  Shamrock Rovers\nSat 12th July  Derry City\nSat 2nd August  Shelbourne\nSat 30th August  Bohemians\nSat 20th September  Drogheda United\nSat 27th September  St. Pat’s\nSat 25th October  Cork City \nAbout Sligo Rovers: \nFounded 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. \nOften 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. \nRegional Club \nThe 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.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-rovers-home-game-men/2025-02-15/
LOCATION:Sligo Rovers\, The Showgrounds\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 C861\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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UID:10006103-1739109600-1739116800@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo GAA - Senior Hurling
DESCRIPTION:Hurling is one of the oldest field games in the world and has been popular for at least 3000 years in Ireland with the first literary reference dating back to 1272 BC. \nYou can see this amazing game for yourself throughout Sligo but the main matches involving the best players in the county take place at the Sligo GAA ground called Markievicz Park. \nThe home 2025 fixtures in the National League Div 3 are: \n\n26th Jan v Wicklow\n9th February v Mayo\n2nd March v Armagh\n\nHurling is often referenced in Irish myths and legends\, the most famous of which has to be the early account found in the Táin Bo Cuailgne\, a legendary tale from early Irish literature\, which describes the exploits of the Ulster hero Cú Chullainn\, (literally Hound of Cullen) who was so named after killing a fierce guard dog by driving a hurling ball down its throat. Such stories often portray Hurling as a form of martial training and proficiency on the Hurling field was equated with skill in battle. Throughout the countryside\, Hurling thrived as a wild and often violent practice with few set rules. One 17th century account describes the game as being played on a plain about 200-300 yards long\, with victory going to the first team to drive the ball through the goal of the opponent. \nThe Celtic legal system\, the Brehon Laws\, provided for compensation for hurling accidents and provisions were also made for cases of deliberate injury\, or even death\, as a result of Hurling. The game was outlawed in the 12th century after the occupation by the Normans\, but it survived and even flourished up to the early 19th century mainly due to patronization by the landlords. \nBy the time of the Great Famine of 1846 – 49\, Hurling had declined dramatically and was in danger of dying out completely but for a number of strongholds. However\, Dublin Castle itself admitted that by the late 1850s\, Hurling was being played all over Munster and records of the game survive in Donegal and Down and Kilkenny and Longford. \nThere was much variation in the forms of the stick and ball games played in Ireland. There was the cross country scuaib in Clare and South Galway. The Camán (anglicized to commons) game was played due north of the Dublin Galway railway line and epicentred in Ulster’s communal heartlands. There was also the Iomán form of the Hurling that was regulated by the Killimor Daly rules of south Galway and the more obscure local rules drafted by James Maher of Tipperary before the famine. \nThe 19th century saw a new version of Hurling\, or hurley as it was referred to\, become popular within the upper classes. A defining ten year period for Hurling was before the establishment of the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1884. By 1879\, there were at least six hurley clubs among the gentry in Dublin\, and the Irish Hurley Union was founded in Trinity College. It was exclusively an upper-class preserve and bore little relation to traditional concepts of the game. During this period\, the various forms of the game all metamorphosed into the first nationally codified sport of Hurling\, which was in essence\, the summer game of Leinster and the South. Camán\, the ground Hurling winter game which according to mid-nineteenth century accounts had been more widespread and popular within Ireland than its younger Hurling sibling\, was to fade away\, even in Ulster where it had been played for generations. \nA clareman named Michael Cusack had realised the need for common regulations and this inspired much of his thinking with regard to the formation of the GAA. In order to preserve the game of Hurling\, Cusack had begun writing about its revival in 1882 in a newspaper *The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News *and in 1884 the GAA was founded to restore the Gaelic pastimes of old. \nSince the foundation of the GAA in 1884 and the introduction of a formal set of rules\, the game of Hurling has evolved to the game we see today. The original core concept of man-on man (or woman-on-woman) contests for the ball within the defined framework of a positional game has been added to and eroded to varying degrees over time. \nThe physical conditioning of the modern player has allowed him to move quickly into space to gain possession of the ball\, in many cases uncontested\, while a focus on maintaining possession has resulted in the movement of the ball in a more designed manner\, giving clear advantage to a team mate. This latter trend has also resulted in the reduction in frequency of use of many of the less controllable skills of both games\, for example\, the overhead strike in Hurling\, as the use of these may often lead to a more equal contest or the loss of possession altogether. The focus on maintaining possession once you have it has antagonistically resulted in the adoption of defensive tactics designed to concentrate players in front of the scoring area or around the ball when not in possession. \nWhile there is much debate about the value of such tactics to both games\, modern coaches seek to position their players against opponents they perceive to have advantages over – whether in the contest or once in possession – maintaining the dramatic combat or duel concept of the games. All the while tactical innovation is sought from far and wide to overcome those of their opponents\, and improve their team’s chances of winning. \nHurling has also been exposed to the influence of external sources\, particularly through the international games played between Hurlers of Ireland and their Scottish Shinty counterparts. The game is played under ‘compromise’ rules agreed between the governing associations and provide an opportunity for players to represent their country in a series of international tests from time to time.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-gaa-senior-hurling/2025-02-09/
LOCATION:Sligo GAA Headquarters – Markievicz Park\, Cairns Road\, Sligo\, F91 NT02\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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UID:10006105-1738454400-1738540799@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo GAA - Gaelic Football
DESCRIPTION:Gaelic Football is a distinctly Irish field invasion game played with a round football which can be caught\, kicked and hand passed. You can come and see the very best players in Sligo do their thing at Markievicz Park in Sligo town. \nThe home 2025 fixtures in the National League Div 3 Gaelic Football are: \n\n2nd February v Kildare\n23rd February v Clare\n23rd March v Leitrim\n\nEquipment \nThe ball used in Gaelic Football is round\, slightly smaller than a soccer ball. \nPlaying Rules \nThe ball can be carried in the hand for a distance of four steps and can be kicked or “hand-passed”\, a striking motion with the hand or fist. After every four steps the ball must be either bounced or “solo-ed”\, an action of dropping the ball onto the foot and kicking it back into the hand. You may not bounce the ball twice in a row. Players may contest for the ball by playing it with the hand or by shoulder charging an opponent side-to-side. \nScoring \nTo score\, you put the ball over the crossbar by foot or fist for one point or under the crossbar and into the net by foot or the hand / fist in certain circumstances for a goal\, the latter being the equivalent of three points. \nA goal is signalled by raising a green flag and a point is signalled by raising a white flag. \nOfficiating \nOfficials for a game comprise of a referee\, two linesmen (to indicate when the ball leaves the field of play at the side and to mark ’45’ free kicks and four umpires (to signal scores\, assist the referee in controlling the games\, and to assist linesmen in positioning ’45’ frees).
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-gaa-gaelic-football/2025-02-02/
LOCATION:Sligo GAA Headquarters – Markievicz Park\, Cairns Road\, Sligo\, F91 NT02\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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UID:10006102-1737896400-1737903600@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Sligo GAA - Senior Hurling
DESCRIPTION:Hurling is one of the oldest field games in the world and has been popular for at least 3000 years in Ireland with the first literary reference dating back to 1272 BC. \nYou can see this amazing game for yourself throughout Sligo but the main matches involving the best players in the county take place at the Sligo GAA ground called Markievicz Park. \nThe home 2025 fixtures in the National League Div 3 are: \n\n26th Jan v Wicklow\n9th February v Mayo\n2nd March v Armagh\n\nHurling is often referenced in Irish myths and legends\, the most famous of which has to be the early account found in the Táin Bo Cuailgne\, a legendary tale from early Irish literature\, which describes the exploits of the Ulster hero Cú Chullainn\, (literally Hound of Cullen) who was so named after killing a fierce guard dog by driving a hurling ball down its throat. Such stories often portray Hurling as a form of martial training and proficiency on the Hurling field was equated with skill in battle. Throughout the countryside\, Hurling thrived as a wild and often violent practice with few set rules. One 17th century account describes the game as being played on a plain about 200-300 yards long\, with victory going to the first team to drive the ball through the goal of the opponent. \nThe Celtic legal system\, the Brehon Laws\, provided for compensation for hurling accidents and provisions were also made for cases of deliberate injury\, or even death\, as a result of Hurling. The game was outlawed in the 12th century after the occupation by the Normans\, but it survived and even flourished up to the early 19th century mainly due to patronization by the landlords. \nBy the time of the Great Famine of 1846 – 49\, Hurling had declined dramatically and was in danger of dying out completely but for a number of strongholds. However\, Dublin Castle itself admitted that by the late 1850s\, Hurling was being played all over Munster and records of the game survive in Donegal and Down and Kilkenny and Longford. \nThere was much variation in the forms of the stick and ball games played in Ireland. There was the cross country scuaib in Clare and South Galway. The Camán (anglicized to commons) game was played due north of the Dublin Galway railway line and epicentred in Ulster’s communal heartlands. There was also the Iomán form of the Hurling that was regulated by the Killimor Daly rules of south Galway and the more obscure local rules drafted by James Maher of Tipperary before the famine. \nThe 19th century saw a new version of Hurling\, or hurley as it was referred to\, become popular within the upper classes. A defining ten year period for Hurling was before the establishment of the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1884. By 1879\, there were at least six hurley clubs among the gentry in Dublin\, and the Irish Hurley Union was founded in Trinity College. It was exclusively an upper-class preserve and bore little relation to traditional concepts of the game. During this period\, the various forms of the game all metamorphosed into the first nationally codified sport of Hurling\, which was in essence\, the summer game of Leinster and the South. Camán\, the ground Hurling winter game which according to mid-nineteenth century accounts had been more widespread and popular within Ireland than its younger Hurling sibling\, was to fade away\, even in Ulster where it had been played for generations. \nA clareman named Michael Cusack had realised the need for common regulations and this inspired much of his thinking with regard to the formation of the GAA. In order to preserve the game of Hurling\, Cusack had begun writing about its revival in 1882 in a newspaper *The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News *and in 1884 the GAA was founded to restore the Gaelic pastimes of old. \nSince the foundation of the GAA in 1884 and the introduction of a formal set of rules\, the game of Hurling has evolved to the game we see today. The original core concept of man-on man (or woman-on-woman) contests for the ball within the defined framework of a positional game has been added to and eroded to varying degrees over time. \nThe physical conditioning of the modern player has allowed him to move quickly into space to gain possession of the ball\, in many cases uncontested\, while a focus on maintaining possession has resulted in the movement of the ball in a more designed manner\, giving clear advantage to a team mate. This latter trend has also resulted in the reduction in frequency of use of many of the less controllable skills of both games\, for example\, the overhead strike in Hurling\, as the use of these may often lead to a more equal contest or the loss of possession altogether. The focus on maintaining possession once you have it has antagonistically resulted in the adoption of defensive tactics designed to concentrate players in front of the scoring area or around the ball when not in possession. \nWhile there is much debate about the value of such tactics to both games\, modern coaches seek to position their players against opponents they perceive to have advantages over – whether in the contest or once in possession – maintaining the dramatic combat or duel concept of the games. All the while tactical innovation is sought from far and wide to overcome those of their opponents\, and improve their team’s chances of winning. \nHurling has also been exposed to the influence of external sources\, particularly through the international games played between Hurlers of Ireland and their Scottish Shinty counterparts. The game is played under ‘compromise’ rules agreed between the governing associations and provide an opportunity for players to represent their country in a series of international tests from time to time.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-gaa-senior-hurling/2025-01-26/
LOCATION:Sligo GAA Headquarters – Markievicz Park\, Cairns Road\, Sligo\, F91 NT02\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Sport
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UID:10005873-1735641000-1735651800@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Christmas Paddles in Lough Gill
DESCRIPTION:The Christmas Paddles series in Lough Gill returns this year! You can enjoy a beautiful experience in one of the most stunning part of our gorgeous county. These seasonal paddles include a mulled wine and a mince pie and all equipment is supplied! \n\nChristmas Paddles taking place on December 26th\, 27th\, 28th\, 29th\, 30th and 31st\nAll paddles start at 10.30am in Lough Gill\nThree hour guided kayak tour\nAll equipment supplied\nNo experience necessary\nIncludes a mulled wine and mince pie\nFamily and group discounts available\n\nYou can book your place by contacting Sligo Kayak Tours on 086 1999015 or through their website here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/christmas-paddles-in-lough-gill/2024-12-31/
LOCATION:Lough Gill\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Sport,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sligo Kayak Tours":MAILTO:sligokayaktours@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241230T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241230T133000
DTSTAMP:20241204T144256Z
CREATED:20241204T144256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241204T144256Z
UID:10005872-1735554600-1735565400@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Christmas Paddles in Lough Gill
DESCRIPTION:The Christmas Paddles series in Lough Gill returns this year! You can enjoy a beautiful experience in one of the most stunning part of our gorgeous county. These seasonal paddles include a mulled wine and a mince pie and all equipment is supplied! \n\nChristmas Paddles taking place on December 26th\, 27th\, 28th\, 29th\, 30th and 31st\nAll paddles start at 10.30am in Lough Gill\nThree hour guided kayak tour\nAll equipment supplied\nNo experience necessary\nIncludes a mulled wine and mince pie\nFamily and group discounts available\n\nYou can book your place by contacting Sligo Kayak Tours on 086 1999015 or through their website here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/christmas-paddles-in-lough-gill/2024-12-30/
LOCATION:Lough Gill\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Sport,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sligo Kayak Tours":MAILTO:sligokayaktours@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241229T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241229T133000
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CREATED:20241204T144256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241204T144256Z
UID:10005871-1735468200-1735479000@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Christmas Paddles in Lough Gill
DESCRIPTION:The Christmas Paddles series in Lough Gill returns this year! You can enjoy a beautiful experience in one of the most stunning part of our gorgeous county. These seasonal paddles include a mulled wine and a mince pie and all equipment is supplied! \n\nChristmas Paddles taking place on December 26th\, 27th\, 28th\, 29th\, 30th and 31st\nAll paddles start at 10.30am in Lough Gill\nThree hour guided kayak tour\nAll equipment supplied\nNo experience necessary\nIncludes a mulled wine and mince pie\nFamily and group discounts available\n\nYou can book your place by contacting Sligo Kayak Tours on 086 1999015 or through their website here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/christmas-paddles-in-lough-gill/2024-12-29/
LOCATION:Lough Gill\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Sport,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sligo Kayak Tours":MAILTO:sligokayaktours@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241228T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20241228T133000
DTSTAMP:20241204T144256Z
CREATED:20241204T144256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241204T144256Z
UID:10005870-1735381800-1735392600@sligo.ie
SUMMARY:Christmas Paddles in Lough Gill
DESCRIPTION:The Christmas Paddles series in Lough Gill returns this year! You can enjoy a beautiful experience in one of the most stunning part of our gorgeous county. These seasonal paddles include a mulled wine and a mince pie and all equipment is supplied! \n\nChristmas Paddles taking place on December 26th\, 27th\, 28th\, 29th\, 30th and 31st\nAll paddles start at 10.30am in Lough Gill\nThree hour guided kayak tour\nAll equipment supplied\nNo experience necessary\nIncludes a mulled wine and mince pie\nFamily and group discounts available\n\nYou can book your place by contacting Sligo Kayak Tours on 086 1999015 or through their website here.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/christmas-paddles-in-lough-gill/2024-12-28/
LOCATION:Lough Gill\, Sligo
CATEGORIES:Sport,Family
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sligo Kayak Tours":MAILTO:sligokayaktours@gmail.com
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