Squad is still left without cash at Oriel Park but new owners promising to cover wages next week
Shamrock Rovers' Aaron Greene celebrates scoring the opening goal of the game in April's fixture against Derry City at the Brandywell Stadium. Photograph: Lorcan Doherty/Inpho
“We are getting behind it now to see if it worthwhile,” said Temple. “If the club is not viable by the end of season, we will have a look at it with the other investors.David Raya’s penalty save earns Arsenal Champions League draw at Atalanta“If it is not viable it is just not viable. If the unfortunate day of truth sets upon us and says ‘this is just it’ ... I don’t want that for Dundalk,” he continued.
The worst off on paper is Shamrock Rovers, with losses just under €2.4 million last year but the Tallaght club are guaranteed a bumper 2024, having reached the group stages of the Uefa Conference League where win bonuses from their upcoming six matches are €400,000 each. “We know what it takes as a team,” said Stephen Bradley, the Rovers manager. “We have been here before.
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