Ross Flanagan

When speaking to Stephen Doyle, Pat's boss Stephen Kenny played down the lead after the match but says they'll miss the now injured Aidan Keener who went off midway through the first half.

Derry City began their time at temporary home Celtic Park with a win last night as James Clarke put the home side ahead 27 minutes into the match to beat the reigning champions Shamrock Rovers 1-0.

The Candy Stripes are playing five home matches at the GAA ground while the new pitch is being fitted at Ryan McBride Brandiwell Stadium.

This win now puts Derry on 17 points just three off fourth place Bohemians.

Our own Ben Symes was in Celtic Park last night and caught up with Derry boss Tina Lynch following the match.

The attendance for the match was 7,104, just 800 more than the full capacity of the Brandywale.

However, the venue wasn't without its critics as Hoops manager Stephen Bradley talked to Ben at full time.

Drodda United picked up their first win since the middle of February with a 4-3 win away to Shaubin in Tolka Park.

The home side went into the half 2-0 up thanks to goals from Sean Boyd and Paddy Barrett.

But it was defensive errors that were the Reds undoing once again as Drodda scored 3 in the second half with Edwin Adbaji getting the first and Warren Davis getting the second and third.

Shaubin levelled the match later on as Rodrigo Freitas was deemed to be brought down the box and Harry Wood converted the penalty.

But it was the same old defensive errors which allowed Connor Keating to score the winner with just four minutes of normal time left in the match.

On Wednesday's LOI pod, Gareth McGlynn spoke about Shauburn's defensive woes.

Showroom manager Joey O'Brien spoke to LOITV following the match and lamented the performance in the second half.

Droidy United are now level on points with Shelburne following the match, with both sides sitting at 13 points just two ahead of 9th place Sligo Rovers.

Waterford picked up just their 5th point of the season as Dean McManamy scored a winner in injury time at the ORC against Galway United.

The tribesmen went 1-0 up just before halftime through Kylian Bruder but couldn't hold on as the match finished 1-0.

OTB and Beats' Odrin Johnson spoke to Galway manager John Caulfield after the match who was disappointed to come away with the draw.

How does that weigh up with the fact that there's still not a win on the board yet?

The Lilywhites can move to within two points to lead us Pats with a win away tonight.