Bohemians in a sentence

Ireland’s connection to the Fleetwood team, Promise Omochere, who played for Bohemians before his move across the water sent the ground wild when he scored the winner midway through the second-half.

It tells the story of the revolutionary Bohemians who oppose a world where music has been banished by the Killer Queen and everyone dresses and thinks the same.

The 24-year-old sustained an injury in just his third league outing for the Reds last September after signing from Bohemians and marked his comeback with a substitute appearance against Loughgall last weekend.

The 27-year-old Irishman spent most of his playing career in the League of Ireland, playing for the likes of Shamrock Rovers, Cabinteely, Bohemians and Bray Wanderers.

Declan Devine, the former Derry City and Bohemians manager, will take over as Glentoran boss until the end of the current Irish League season.

She fronted Edie Brickell & New Bohemians in the ‘80s, the band had a hit album with their debut Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars.

Such well-off, eco-friendly urban bohemians hold what they deem to be “morally impeccable” views about everything from Ukraine to climate change, she says, and then impose those beliefs over regular people with draconian zeal.

It could see another battle between Portlaw and Bohemians, but there’s no doubting that they’ll have more eyes on their chances of promotion.

Lawless, who was on the cusp of a transfer from Bohemians to Dundalk, adds: “The hotel was incredible.

With an experienced squad, they were expected to challenge for a European spot this term and currently sit fifth in the table after two wins (Cork City and St Patrick’s Athletic) and two defeats (Dundalk and Bohemians).

Around the age of eight, she started playing for Bohemians’ boys side.

Back in the day, show producers offered a ground-breaking discount — $20 rush seats in the front rows so artists and other bohemians could see the show.

Hicham Zerouali, centre, bursts through the Bohemians defence in European action for the Dons.

Well one man who probably won’t agree with you is Dinny Corcoran of SSE Airtricity League side Bohemians.

That meant that in the second round of the Irn-Bru Cup £10,000 was paid to Northern Irish team Crusaders and Bohemians from the Republic of Ireland.

After six years of prayer and preaching, he had made little headway in evangelizing the Bohemians, who maintained deeply embedded pagan beliefs.

Bohemians —intellectuals who rejected Victorian ideals—gathered in the Village.

By the end of the century there were only a few cabarets of the old style remaining where artists and bohemians gathered.

Currently, the word "Bohemians" is sometimes used when speaking about persons from Bohemia of all ethnic origins, especially before the year 1918, when the Kingdom of Bohemia ceased to exist.

During his years as a conservatory student and in the years before Manon Lescaut, he experienced poverty similar to that of the bohemians in La bohème, including chronic shortage of necessities like food, clothing and money to pay rent.