Free football predictions and tips for Ireland First Division

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Dundalk	33	21	9	3	68:29	WLWDD	72
2	Cobh Ramblers	33	20	6	7	65:32	WLWDW	66
3	Bray Wanderers	33	19	2	12	56:47	LWLWL	59
4	UCD	33	15	7	11	41:35	LWWLW	52
5	Treaty United	33	11	9	13	46:45	DWLWL	42
6	Wexford	33	11	8	14	40:46	WWWDD	41
7	Longford Town	33	9	9	15	36:56	WWLDD	36
8	Finn Harps	33	8	11	13	38:47	LLLDW	35
9	Kerry	33	8	8	16	36:50	DDLDD	32
10	Athlone Town	33	3	9	21	25:64	LDLLL	18

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