Shamrock Rovers won the 2026 League of Ireland title after a dramatic final-day victory over their rivals. The Dublin-based club secured the championship with a 2-1 win at home, ending a thrilling season. The match saw a late goal from substitute Shane Kelly to seal the win.

Shamrock Rovers finished the season with 82 points, one ahead of second-place Dundalk. The victory came in the final match of the campaign, with the team needing just one point to clinch the title. The win also marked the club’s first league title since 2019.

Shamrock Rovers have a strong history in Irish football, having won the league multiple times. This year’s title was the club’s 16th in total. The final-day win was seen as a testament to the team’s resilience and tactical discipline. The victory also ensured a place in the upcoming Champions League qualifiers.