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The first of our series of fan profiles is Bartosz⁩ Bukowski. With 8 days to go until the big kick off, BORST are putting together a guide/pack for ⁦@sligorovers⁩ fans in the build up. We have fan profiles, club profile, videos & podsWe start with a fan profile ⁦⁦@BukowskiBartosz⁩ We

Following our successful trip to the White Hag Brewery in Ballymote in September last year, we’re going back again on the 24th of September! We’re tying the visit in with the Scotland v Ireland Nations League game which kicks off at 7.45pm – it’ll be on the box for your

Sligo Rovers supporters are being urged to sign up for The Healthy Football League and help The Bit O’Red earn the title of Ireland’s healthiest community of fans. The HFL, sponsored by Bank of Ireland, is an app-based health promotion programme that uses the friendly rivalry of football fans and

Covid…………19Sligo Rovers…20 LEO GRAY lists 20 uplifting moments and events over the course of the last 20 months which offered fans of Sligo Rovers some welcome respite from the relentless deluge of despair and frustration during the Covid 19 pandemic 1: BORST (Bit O Red Supporters’ Trust) FUNDRAISER When the

It’s probably the one thing all Rovers fans have been missing… an away day! It’s been almost 2 years since The Red Army have been on the move. Well, we have some great news. On Saturday the 4th of September we’re back on the road! We have teamed up with

Sligo Rovers fell to a 1-0 defeat against Waterford on Sunday afternoon in the Regional Sports Centre due to a Cian Kavanagh rocket early in the second half. The result means that Rovers lie in third place, missing the chance to tie level with St. Pats on second. Liam Buckley

Sligo Rovers controlled proceedings but were wasteful in their second leg tie against FH Hafnarfjörður, condemning the Bit O’Red to a 3-1 aggregate defeat. All the goals in the Showgrounds came from set-pieces, with carnage in Rovers’ box from a wide free-kick and a penalty for each side providing the

Sligo Rovers were unfortunate not to win away in the Kaplakriki Stadium in Iceland to a determined Hafnarfjörður side who made the most of their rare chances when former Dundalk man and Icelandic footballer of the year Steven Lennon headed home with 5 minutes to go, mere minutes after Greg

Sligo Rovers won 1-0 against Longford Town in a partly full Bishopsgate with 500 fans in attendance on Saturday night with Jordan Gibson scoring from the spot before Ed McGinty was forced off in an eventful evening. The result leaves us level on points at the top of the table

Sligo Rovers face Longford Town FC this Saturday, for the third time this season. The game will be held away from home, at Bishopsgate, adding diff iculty with their more compact and narrow pitch. Sligo Rovers sit 3rd in the table with 35 points, on an equal footing with St.Pats

Johnny Kenny netted a hat-trick and Ryan De Vries converted coolly to ensure Sligo Rovers took the chance to draw level with Shamrock Rovers and St Pats on top of the table with a 4-0 win in the Showgrounds on Saturday evening. The trouncing was a much-needed win for the

The Gypsies head to The Showgrounds tomorrow, Saturday 25th June to take on the Bit O’Red. Bohs lie in 4th place with Sligo Rovers just above them in 3rd. Bohs are only 5 points behind, but across their last 5 games, have remained undefeated. Sligo Rovers on the other hand