League of Ireland Attendances 2014 - Gameweek 4
Credit: Extratime Team (ETPhotos)
Nine games made up Gameweek Four of the Airtricity League due to the cancellation of Cobh Ramblers match against Longford Town. The clash of the Rovers drew the largest crowd of the weekend as Tallaght Stadium hosted 3,103 spectators as the home side took all three points thanks to a 14th minute Ryan Brennan goal.
Oriel Park’s attendance was the second highest of the weekend as 2,114 punters watched Dundalk and Bohemians share the points in a one all draw.
In the First Division, Finn Harps game against Galway narrowly topped the viewer charts with 757, closely followed by Waterford United’s 2-1 win over Wexford Youths which drew 743.
The total attendance for the gameweek was 10,612, which is the third lowest Gameweek out of four so far.
GAMEWEEK 4 ATTENDANCES
Premier Division | ||
Shamrock Rovers 1-0 Sligo Rovers | 3,103 | |
Limerick 0-1 Drogheda United | 855 | |
Athlone Town 0-3 Cork City | 690 | |
Dundalk 1-1 Bohemians | 2,114 | |
Derry City 0-0 St Patrick's Athletic | 1,500 | (est) |
Bray Wanderers 3-5 UCD | 450 | (est) |
8,712 | ||
First Division | ||
Waterford United 1-2 Wexford Youths | 743 | |
Finn Harps 1 - 1 Galway FC | 757 | |
Shamrock Rovers B 1 - 1 Shelbourne | 400 | (est) |
1,900 | ||
TOTAL | 10,612 | |
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GAMEWEEKS SO FAR
Gameweek 1 | 20,066 |
Gameweek 2 | 9,685 |
Gameweek 3 | 12,407 |
Gameweek 4 | 10,612 |
TOTAL | 52,770 |
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ATTENDANCES BY CLUB
Total | Average | |
Cork City | 8072 | 4036 |
Shamrock Rovers | 6613 | 3307 |
Bohemians | 5060 | 2530 |
Sligo Rovers | 4363 | 2182 |
Dundalk | 3768 | 1884 |
Galway FC | 3445 | 1723 |
Drogheda United | 3030 | 1515 |
Derry City | 2600 | 1300 |
Athlone Town | 2483 | 1242 |
Limerick | 2162 | 1081 |
St Patrick's Athletic | 2045 | 1023 |
Shelbourne | 1529 | 765 |
Finn Harps | 2058 | 686 |
Waterford United | 1353 | 677 |
Longford Town | 600 | 600 |
UCD | 1088 | 544 |
Bray Wanderers | 1050 | 525 |
Cobh Ramblers | 400 | 400 |
Shamrock Rovers B | 660 | 330 |
Wexford Youths | 391 | 196 |
TOTAL | 52770 | 1353 |
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