Sligo Rovers FC wishes to address a recent and regrettable rise in antisocial behaviour taking place at and around our club grounds. This includes acts of trespass, littering, loitering, and, most concerningly, the theft and damage of club property.

Such behaviour undermines the safety and well-being of our staff, volunteers, and visitors. It also places an additional burden on both club resources and An Garda Síochána, who are already stretched in their efforts to support the broader community.

As a community-based organisation, Sligo Rovers has always taken great pride in serving as a welcoming space for all members of the community. It is deeply disappointing that the actions of a few individuals threaten that environment. The club is for all; it must not be diminished by the reckless behaviour of a few. We ask for the support of our wider community in protecting the club and discouraging conduct that has no place in or around our grounds.

We are liaising closely with local Gardaí and will be implementing additional security measures in and around the Showgrounds to ensure the safety and integrity of our facilities.