Ross Flanagan

Will Jarvis opened the score in the first half of the reds while Waterford equalised just two minutes later with a camera leverage own goal.

But it was a late Sean Boyd winner that gave all three points to the Dublin side.

On Wednesday's LOA pod, Garrett McGlynn spoke to Ben Sines about Shel's recent form.

Shell stay in fifth place on 24 points, but Waterford stay last on 10 points.

Celtic Park was a scene of a tight nil-all draw between Derry City and St.

Patrick's Athletic.

Former Ireland international James McLean returned from injury, but neither side could find the net.

The Candy Stripes received a total of eight yellow cards in the tenth affair.

That draw puts Pats on 32 points in second place, just two behind leaders Rovers, while Derry sit at three points behind Shelburne on 21 points in sixth.

In the first division, Cork City firmly put themselves at the top with a 3-0 away win over Outlaw Town, Finn Harps and Longford Town played out a 2-2 draw, Kerry got a late equaliser to earn a 2-2 draw at home to Bray Wanderers, Wexford got a 2-1 win over UCD, and Cove Ramblers got a 2-1 away win over Treaty United.

We have a full slate of matches in the Women's Premier Division today as at 3 o'clock, Bohemians host Waterford at Dane Mount Park, Wexford travel to Limerick to take on 3D United, Shamrock Rovers welcome DLR Waves to Tallis Stadium, at 5 o'clock, P-Mount United host Shelburne, bottom plays Cork City play away to Sligo Rovers, and at 7.45, it's first versus second as Galway United welcome at Lone Town with both sides unbeaten so far this season.

We have a few matches on Monday night as the Premier Division sides in Europe face off.

Derry City welcome Shaorin to Celtic Park and it's the final Dalyman Park Dublin derby as Bohemians host Shama Grovers in a crucial match at the top end of the table.

And in the first division the rescheduled Munster derby takes place with Cork City travelling to Limerick to face 3D United.

Next Friday in the Premier Division, it's the final week before the international break, as at 7.45, Drogheda United welcome Waterford, Dundalk host Derry City at Oriel Park, Galway United travel to Dublin to take on Shelbourne, Slugger Rovers host Bohemians, and it's the South Dublin Derby as Shamrock Rovers and St Patrick's Athletic face off at Tala Stadium.

That is an 8 o'clock kick-off.

In the first division, Bray Wanderers host Wexford, Cove Ramblers play Kerry at home, Finn Harps travel down to play leaders Cork City, Longford Town host 3D United, and UCD play Atlam Town in Dublin.

That is all we have time for on this week's edition of the LOI Wrap-Up, I'm Ross Flanagan.

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