Shelbourne have secured a significant three-year cash injection from their existing owners, believed to be in the region of €3 million. This investment will give the League of Ireland champions financial security over the next three years. Shelbourne CEO Tomas Quinn said their shareholders continue to demonstrate their commitment to developing the foundations of long-term and sustained success. The financial injection will allow the club to continue focusing on developing facilities at their training ground and Tolka Park. Shelbourne have also guaranteed a minimum €3.8 million payday for reaching the Europa Conference League league phase. But a portion of that will go to player and staff bonus schemes and travel costs ahead of trips to North Macedonia, the Netherlands, and Slovenia. Shelbourne Technical Director Luke Byrne said he's delighted to see this continued investment into the club. The club's existing shareholders, Mickey O'Rourke, Cathal Doyle, and Neil Doyle, have significantly increased their stake in the club. This investment signals continued financial commitment to the club's on and off-field progress. Shelbourne are yet to confirm their home venue for the games against Crystal Palace, Drita of Kosovo, and Swedish side Hacken, but it is expected to be Tallaght Stadium. The club's financial stability will be a welcome boost as they prepare for their Europa Conference League campaign. With this investment, Shelbourne can continue to develop their football departments at Academy and Senior Levels. The club's commercial and core business operations will also be developed, backed by this significant investment.