November 1st to 7th - The destination of the league title may well be decided but there's still plenty to play for in the final couple of weeks of the season. The relegation playoff position is still to be decided - Finn Harps are ahead of Waterford on goal difference with two games to play. The Deise have a goal difference of minus twenty and seven of those came when they played a youth side and lost seven-nil against Drogheda back in March. Hopefully that won't be a deciding factor when the final positions are decided on Friday week. Marc Bircham's side were ahead in both games they played this week - eventually drawing with Derry and losing to Shamrock Rovers. Finn Harps picked up two points this week but it could have been a lot more had Derry City not scored a late equaliser on Friday night.

The final European spot is also still up for grabs. A victory for Bohemians in the cup final will render fourth spot academic but at the moment three times are level on 48 points - the aforementioned Phibsboro side, Derry City and Dundalk (who have played a game more though). Sligo Rovers picked up two wins this week, the second a three-nil win at St Patricks Athletic to guarantee third spot at least and European football in the North West next season.

Tommy Hamill is looking to finish the season strongly with victory in November. He has 62 points so far and leads Trevor Rankin by seven points. Darragh Kenny is in third place with the top five completed by Dean Fletcher, Eoghan Brophy and Niall Carroll, all on 48 points. Full details below:

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November 12th and 13th - The battle to avoid the relegation play off place will go down to the final night's action. Finn Harps picked up a point in a two-all draw at St Patricks Athletic on Friday night. The four goals came in an eight minute spell in the first half. Billy King's opener for the hosts was cancelled out by two Sean Boyd goals. The home side earned a point when Darragh Burns scored then to see the points shared.

Waterford missed their chance to go clear of the Donegal side on Saturday night. They were ahead through Anthony Wordsworth's goal but Dean Williams penalty with just fifteen minutes to go means that Marc Bircham's side need a better result than Finn Harps in Friday's finale.

Bohemians cut the gap on champions Shamrock Rovers to a mere twenty-four points when they won the Dublin Derby on Friday night. The most significant aspect of that result means the Phibsboro side retain fourth place ahead of Derry City on goal difference. The Candystripes kept their prospects of a European place alive with a two-nil win at home to Sligo.

Tommy Hamill looks a good bet to finish the season with a monthly competition victory. With just five games to go, he's twelve points clear of Trevor Rankin in second place. Darragh Kenny and Eoghan Brophy share third place on 57 points. Dean Fletcher is in fifth place. Full details below:

November 19th - There were celebrations in Ballybofey as Finn Harps secured their top division status with a five-nil win over relegated Longford. Ollie Horgan's side were two up after half an hour and the result was never in doubt after that. Waterford's nil-all draw at home to St Patricks Athletic means they're consigned to the relegation playoff. They'll meet UCD on Friday night in Inchicore after the Students scored twice in the second half to beat Bray Wanderers on Friday night.

Derry City came from behind to beat Dundalk at Oriel Park to secure fourth spot. Sean Murray had Dundalk ahead but goals from Ciaron Harkin and Jamie McGonigle saw Ruadhri Higgins side clinch a top four finish. Whether that will be good enough to earn a European spot next season remains to be seens - the Candystripes will be Pats fans for a day next Sunday hoping the Inchicore side win the FAI Cup. If Bohemians win, they'll take the fourth European spot instead. They drew one-all with Sligo to round off their league campaign on Friday night. Georgie Kelly came off the bench to cancell out Johnny Kenny's opener.

The league trophy was presented to Shamrock Rovers following their two-one win against Drogheda on Friday night. Graham Burke scored twice in the second half to ensure the champions finished with a win. Their victory margin in the title race was sixteen points in the end. There won't be any asterisks going against the honours column this season...

Tommy Hamill held off a late challenge from Dean Fletcher to win the final monthly competition of the season. The winning margin in the end was just one point. Trevor Rankin finished third with Darragh Kenny in fourth. Fifth place was shared by Eoghan Brophy and Niall Carroll - full details below:

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The Greatest League - November 2021 Leaderboard

1

1

0

Tommy Hamill

Omeath All-Stars

87

72

15

2

5

3

Dean Fletcher

Fletchy's Flyers

86

52

34

3

2

-1

Trevor Rankin

Trev's Tossers

85

60

25

4

3

-1

Darragh Kenny

The Good Guys

81

57

24

5

4

-1

Eoghan Brophy

Get Out Of The Graveyard

71

57

14

6

9

3

Niall Carroll

Mick's YellowBellies

71

47

24

7

17

10

Connor Edwards

Ollie's At The Wheel

67

37

30

8

7

-1

Gerry Moore

Sligobourne United

66

47

19

9

10

1

James Connolly

SRFC - Above Us Only Sky

64

45

19

10

15

5

John Brophy

Must Do Better Than Eoghan Utd

59

40

19

11

6

-5

Andy Dunne

Champagne Football FC

57

47

10

12

16

4

Cathal Thornton

Ollie Cahill's Cabal

57

37

20

13

8

-5

Joe Turner

The Pursuit of Accidents

57

47

10

14

14

0

Joseph Kavanagh

Joey's Invincibles

57

42

15

15

11

-4

Neil Walsh

Kimmage Hoops

55

45

10

16

12

-4

Caroline Carroll

The Seagulls

52

42

10

17

13

-4

Jason Thomas

Rovers Adler Champ

52

42

10

18

18

0

Paul Moore

Niall Quinn's Disco Pants

52

37

15

19

19

0

Sean O'Mairtin

From Mels To Milan

52

37

15

20

20

0

Alan Doyle

Shamrock Ravers

49

30

19

21

22

1

Keith Ryan

Ifyourenotfirstyourelast

45

30

15

22

24

2

Ciaran O'Hart

Riverchapel Plate

40

20

20

23

23

0

Gerry Draper

Everton10

37

27

10

24

21

-3

Fiachra O'Brolachain

Southstand Rovers II

34

30

4

25

28

3

David Lavelle

Gers Abu

6

2

4

26

35

9

John O'Driscoll

The Botchments

6

2

4

27

36

9

Karl Seale

StephenHawkingsFootballBoots

6

2

4

28

40

12

Tony McNamee

Football Special

6

2

4

29

41

12

Adam O'Callaghan

AdamSRFC

4

0

4

30

42

12

Bobby Casserley

Woodview Rovers FC

4

0

4

31

44

13

David Doyle

Dublin Is Green And Whitechurch

4

0

4

32

32

0

Gary Keating

Hery Bikers

4

2

2

33

48

15

Gearoid McIntyre

Cmon Townies

4

0

4

34

51

17

Niamh McGee

Bit O'Red

4

0

4

35

53

18

Tom Keane

Hoopshoops

4

0

4

36

25

-11

Brian O'Toole

The Saints Are Coming

2

2

0

37

26

-11

Conor O'Sullivan

Jus Cos

2

2

0

38

27

-11

Danielle Brady

There's Only One Keano

2

2

0

39

29

-10

Eoghan Farrelly

89th Minute

2

2

0

40

30

-10

Gary Donnelly

Caboavista

2

2

0

41

31

-10

Gary Fitzpatrick

Cabo Cubs

2

2

0

42

33

-9

James Bull

Dublin County FC

2

2

0

43

34

-9

Jason Shanahan

Ashford Academical

2

2

0

44

52

8

Richard Johnston

As Thick As Tock

2

0

2

45

37

-8

Sean Keane

Hoops1825

2

2

0

46

38

-8

Sean O'Brien

The Rod Squad

2

2

0

47

39

-8

Sean Taylor

Giovagnoli's Faroese Army

2

2

0

48

43

-5

Brian Greene

Seabass And The Boys

0

0

0

49

45

-4

David Moran

Burt and Hery

0

0

0

50

46

-4

Eoin Scully

The View Locally

0

0

0

51

47

-4

Gary McGurk

The Rod Squad

0

0

0

52

49

-3

James Callan

Up Our Road

0

0

0

53

50

-3

Lisa Donnelly

Jeff Is King

0

0

0