Ross Flanagan

I'll be back next week before the international break.

Welcome along to this week's edition of the LOI Wrap-Up, I'm Ross Flanagan.

On today's episode, Bows pick up their first win since March, Rowers continue top of the table run, Pats get back to winning ways and Cork get back to the First Division Summit.

But first, Shelburne continue their poor home form last night with a nil-all draw against Sligo Rowers in Tokopark.

Sligo's Archie Meekson had the ball at the back of the net in the second half but it was deemed offside.

Neither side could break the deadlock which now means Shelburne haven't won a league match in Tolka Park since October of last year.

Former LOI goalkeeper Barry Murphy talked about Shel's missed chances on last night's LOI late night.

You can listen back to the full LOA late night in your O2B podcast feeds.

This draw keeps Shelburne in 7th place on 18 points, one point behind Drawley United and Derry City while Sligo sit in 9th place on 16 points, 10 clear of bottom side Waterford.

League leaders Shamrock Rowers picked up their third win in a row with an impressive 3-1 away win to Galway United.

The Hoops went 2-0 up in the first half thanks to goals from youngsters Michael Noonan and Adam Brennan.

The tribesmen got one back at the start of the second half through Matthew Wolfe, but the reigning champions closed out the game as Tumizi Subawali picked up his side's third.

Johnny Dunleavy was alongside Stephen Doerr for a live and exclusive commentary last night and had this to say about the match.

Rovers manager Stephen Bradley spoke to Stephen Doerr following the match and talked about playing the next few games without Captain Pico Lopez as he goes to the World Cup at Cape Verde.

On Wednesday's LOI pod, Jonny Dunleavy talked about life at Rovers without Pico for the next few weeks.

For all that, you know, Pico will definitely be a loss, of course.

Drogheda United picked up the third win in four games as they pipped Derry City to a 1-0 win at Sullivan and Lampark.

Ryan Brennan converted a penalty after Warren Davis was brought down in the box by Jamie Stott in the second half.

Derry City manager Tiernan Lynch spoke to LOITV following the match about his side's performance.

This win for Drogheda puts the lead side in 6th, 11 and 19 points with the Candy Stripes in 5th as goal difference just separates the sides.