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NewsWednesday, 24 June 2026

BUSY WEEKS AHEAD FOR RAMBLERS FANS

BUSY WEEKS AHEAD FOR RAMBLERS FANS
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Two big games on the way, away to UCD Friday night who sit in 2nd place with a two point gap. This is a (Massive 2nd vs 4th promotion battle).

The following Friday, we’re back for another big Darby match vs Cork City at Home in St. Colman’s Park. We aim to maintain our unbeaten streak in our last 4 matches against Cork City.

The form is good, players are back, and scoring goals. We look forward to seeing you all over the next few weeks. It’s all still to play for the Rams in the Men’s LOI First Division.

Let’s dive into some more stats:

➡️ Wilson 4 in 4 Games & MOTM Performance
➡️ Two Assists for Shane Griffen 23 last week & recent goals
➡️ Cian Coleman is back marking his territory! 🐏🔥

Ramblers have scored 9 goals and conceded 4 goals. [1] in the last 5. The crucial 66th-minute equaliser sparked that massive 3-1 comeback victory against Finn Harps last Friday! Alongside Shane Griffin (No. 6), Cian has brought absolute steel to the Ramblers’ backline. Check out our defensive shift over the last 5 matches:📈 4 Wins out of 5 games🚫 Just 0.8 goals conceded per game🧤 Clean sheets against Kerry and Athlone Town. From shutting down attacks to popping up with match-changing goals at St. Colman’s Park, Cian is proving exactly why he is a vital anchor for this team!

⚓He isn’t holding the fort alone either—with Breandán Frahill picking up recent Man of the Match performances, our defensive wall is looking unstoppable! 🙌🧱

Exciting week & more ahead, and dont forget we play Waterford on the 17th of July in the FAI Cup Second Round!

BE THERE. UP THE RAMS!

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