In a thrilling season opener for the League of Ireland, Bohemians defeated Shamrock Rovers 1-0 in front of a record crowd of 33,208. This remarkable turnout bolstered the visibility of the league and showcased the team's resurgence. The match, held at Lansdowne Road instead of their traditional Dalymount Park, proved to be a financial success for Bohemians, enabling them to earn substantial revenue equivalent to what they'd typically gain from European qualification. The event signifies potential future matches at this venue, enhancing the profile of local football.
A crowd of 33,208 set a new record for an attendance at a League of Ireland fixture, highlighting the growing popularity of BOHEMIANS and the LOI.
Off the field, the move from Dalymount Park to Lansdowne Road was a success, allowing Bohemians to earn substantial revenue and hinting at future opportunities.
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