Manager Owen Heary and goalscorer Eoin Wearen spoke to Robert O’Reardon on a night that saw Bohemians beat high-flying Cork City to claim their first home league win of the season.

The pair also offered words of support for the injured Cork star Brian Lenihan. Camera & editing by Jamie O’Halleron.

“Two points dropped” was the verdict of Bohemians boss Owen Heary as he gave his post-match reaction to Robert O’Reardon after Friday night’s fantastic performance against league champions St Patrick’s Athletic. Filmed by Jamie O’Halleron.

Owen Heary spoke to Robert O’Reardon after Bohemians’ stalemate on Friday night. Manager Heary discussed the controversial red card shown to Roberto Lopes and praised the performance of the remaining 10 men against Aaron Callaghan’s UCD.

Filmed by Jamie O’Halleron.

Owen Heary spoke to Robert O’Reardon on Friday night and discussed Bohemians’ improved performance, missed chances, Eoin Wearen’s debut, assessed the two red cards handed out during the game and looked forward to Tuesday’s visit of St Patrick’s Athletic in the EA Sports Cup.

Filmed by Jamie O’Halleron.

Bohs secured a fantastic win over Corduff today. Bohs took the lead with goals from Jamie Clowry, a Kamil Schlass free-kick and a spectacular Sean Smith shot from his own half. Corduff pulled one back, but Kamil Schlass scored his second to re-establish Bohs’ three-goal lead.

Bohs worked very well defensively, with Ryan Lynch organising his defence very well. Bohs stability was helped with some great work by their full-backs Shane McDermott and Sam Hegany allowing the wingers to attack with confidence. Bohs had been working on their defensive shape recently, with the midfield trio of Sean Smith, Gianpiero Fragnoli and Conor Hynes impressing.

Robert O’Reardon got the thoughts of manager Owen Heary as Bohemians’ disappointing home form continued with a 2-0 defeat against Sligo Rovers on Easter Monday.

Heary couldn’t hide his frustration at Bohs’ failure to defend the set piece that handed Sligo the advantage, but took some encouragement from the number of chances his side created.

Filmed by Jamie O’Halleron