Tickets for our second round Club Orange Men’s FAI Cup fixture against Janesboro can be purchased ahead of kick-off tonight.
Tickets are available at reception: €10 for adults and €5 for children.
A bumper Pod #200 is out now 🎧🔴⚪️
🤝 Shels draw
😤 Dubious decisions
🏆 Ian Baraclough interview
🙌 Look back on 200 episodes
🏡 Galway preview
Link in our bio 🔗⚽️
Thank you for being part of the journey so far ❤️🎙 #bitored
No fancy AI poster this week for the trip to Shels ! Usual €25 and going at 3.30
Can you give us a shout if you'd like to travel ?
Dm or msg 086 3642727
(Que the "Dad I lost my phone" texts 😬)
@sligorovers
Back to back to back league champions.
Yeats United 1-2 Glenview Stars.
Our women's team have done it. Sligo Bay Lobsters league champions for a third season in a row. An unbelievable achievement by an committed, disciplined group of women. #GVS ⭐⭐⭐@dsl
Back in the Sligo St. Patrick’s Day Parade after 20+ years and honoured to win Best Representation of Theme.
“Legends Live Here” brought together past, present, and future stars of our club for a truly special day.
A sincere thank you to volunteers Catriona & Grainne Oates for their dedication and work behind the scenes.
Read more about the day 👇
https://t.co/G05AKxpWYn
Help a mother be with her son for his final moments.
Sligo Rovers supporter Aaron Mulligan was recently involved in a very serious road traffic accident in Australia and has suffered a severe brain injury that is not compatible with life. He is currently in critical condition in Royal Perth Hospital, where doctors are doing everything they can to keep him alive until his mum can reach him.
Mairead and her family urgently need to travel from Ireland to Australia, flying through Doha, to be by Aaron’s side.
This emergency journey brings enormous and unexpected costs — last-minute flights, accommodation in Australia, and other expenses while they remain there supporting Aaron.
Any donation you could offer would mean a lot to the Mulligan family.
Donate ⬇️
https://t.co/irhAZPAMbt
Join us next Sunday at the Showgrounds for our ‘Walk in Pink’, in partnership with @BCResearchIre, as we raise funds for breast cancer research 💗
Register below ⬇️
https://t.co/ex2oW23rU4
Supporters are reminded that flares, smoke bombs, and other pyrotechnic devices are strictly forbidden at the Showgrounds. Their use is illegal and carries serious consequences.
As a fan-owned club, every supporter helps shape this experience, proving that the excitement on matchday comes from the community, not pyrotechnics.
Keeping everyone safe is our priority. Pyrotechnics put people at risk and can lead to legal and financial repercussions for both individuals and the club.
Security measures are in place at all entrances. Anyone found using or attempting to bring in pyrotechnic devices will be removed from the stadium, banned under the club’s rules, and reported to the Gardaí.