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CREDIT: League of Ireland
Cian Bargary from Boherlahan scored a "goal of the year contender" in Cobh Ramblers 2-0 victory over Bray Wanderers on Friday night in the League of Ireland First Division fixture.
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The League of Ireland Facebook page posted the video online and added: "What a strike by Cian Bargary!"
Commentators described the goal as a "sensational finish" and a "right-footed volley just pinged into the top corner".
Two early goals by Cian Bargary and Barry Coffey gave Cobh Ramblers the edge over Bray Wanderers as Dundalk's title rivals head into the final series of games.
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Check out the video of the goal below and witness a rising star in Irish soccer:
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