Waterford United’s eircom league game with Shamrock Rovers has been abandoned after 52 minutes because of the high winds hitting Dublin.Roughly ten minutes into the second half with the game level at 1-1 the game was abandoned due to structural damage at Tolka Park. Caused by the high winds currently hitting the ground, officials in consultation with Gardai abandoned the game deeming it unsafe to continue after a pylon in the ground came loose.Vinny Sullivan had put Waterford ahead after 4 minutes before Danny O’Connor levelled on 32 minutes. There are no details yet on when the game will be reset for.

The Ireland squad to take part in the Four Nations Tournament in Scotland next week was today formally announced by manager Mick Neville and includes two Waterford United players.

Gareth Cronin and his team make the trip to Tolka Park for the eircom league premier division clash against Shamrock Rovers, buoyed by a run of three matches unbeaten and the

Two of Waterford United’s younger stars will get the opportunity to star on the international stage after they were selected on the eircom league’s under 21 squad for the forthcoming tournament between the North, Scotland and Wales which takes place in Scotland.

[b]Waterford United 1 Galway United 0[/b]Waterford United finally got the win they have threatened in recent games with a deserved win against Galway United at the RSC. And it was Vinny Sullivan who opened his league account with his second goal in four days.

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Waterford United will welcome Galway United to the RSC in a game that already has the mark of one of the “must win” games of the season.The Blues have managed to stop the run of league defeats with two draws in their last two outings but they were brought down to earth on Tuesday evening when they crashed out of the eircom League of Ireland Cup at the hands of Cobh Ramblers.

Cobh Ramblers stretched their impressive recent unbeaten run to nine after recording a 2-1 victory against Waterford United in the eircom League of Ireland Cup at St Coleman’s Park.

Waterford United head to St Colman’s Park in Cobh this evening with their eye on a quarter final spot of this season’s competition. Standing in their way is a Cobh Ramblers side that is riding high in the Eircom League First Division.The Blues boss Gareth Cronin has been bouyed by a series of improved performances that has seen his side gain some deserved praise in recent weeks and while a league win has eluded the Blues since the opening day, there is an optimism and confidence in the side thsat could quite easily translate into a win this evening.Cronin will start Packie Holden between the posts while there could also be starts for Alan Keely and Conor McDonald.

Waterford United stunned Drogheda United with a late equaliser that prevented the Boynesiders from topping the table in an entertaining clash at the RSC