Shamrock Rovers ended Bohs title hopes by beating Bohs in Tallaght and putting goal difference out of touch by putting four past Sligo. Why are people still giving credit to Shelbourne for this?

"In the 1960s, European nights at Dalymount Park were pure magic. The buzz under the floodlights was unbelievable. Massive foreign clubs like Sporting Club Lisbon, Barcelona, Belenenses and Atletico Madrid- sides you were only ever read about or saw on a snowy TV arrived in Dublin, bringing slick passing and unfamiliar tactics. It was just spellbinding to be there. Packed onto the terraces, the atmosphere was electric" shelbournefc.ie/the-early-ye…

Had no idea Dave Mulcahy was hurling bainisteoir until he popped up on the telly. Definitely the only GAA bainisteoir with a mural in Dalymount.

Womens game today in Dalymount, loved every minute of it. Fair play to the Hoops ultras in the Mono Stand, they actually had something to gloat about, unlike the gobshites who were in it the night before. 😁

Honestly hope there is some Shels fans out there embarrassed by that tifo? I can understand hating a football club, but hating a stadium is weird. How many Shels players won trophies and caps in Dalymount Park? A proud southside club who plays in Drumcondra/Home Farm old ground.

Still on, as seen from The Hut.

For the last time.

Winner takes three points and Jad Hakiki.

Huge night for Sadou Diallo filling in for Devoy, buckets of talent, just sometimes feels like he doesn't know it yet.

Ireland 8 Malta 0 #Dalymount 1983 A game that featured the late Jacko McDonagh (glimpse of him at 1.21 here)

Last nights of the lights #Dalymount

Pele in #Dalymount 1972 Bohs/Drumcondra v Santos

A little bit of Dalymount history with Donal Fallon and Anne Cassin - Nationwide 2021

100 Years of Dalymount (2001)

Or you could just keep your players under control, especially when they win.