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Matt Doherty completes move to Sheffield United

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By Ciaran Kennedy Verified
| The42 Verified
SHEFFIELD UNITED HAVE announced the signing of Republic of Ireland international Matt Doherty. Doherty joins the Blades on a one-year deal, with an option of an extra year. The defender left Wolverhampton Wanderers at the end of last season, having played over 400 games across his two spells at Molineux.
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McGeeney to continue as Armagh manager in 2027

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By Ciaran Kennedy Verified
| The42 Verified
KIERAN McGEENEY HAS been ratified to continue as manager of the Armagh senior footballers for 2027. McGeeney is the longest-serving manager in the inter-county game, having first stepped into the job in 2014.
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In pics: Limerick hurlers and fans rejoice at All-Ireland homecoming

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By Ciaran Kennedy Verified
| The42 Verified
LIMERICK SUPPORTERS LINED the streets this evening to welcome their victorious hurling team following Sunday’s All-Ireland final defeat of Galway. The county landed their sixth All-Ireland title under John Kiely’s stewardship with a dominant performance in Croke Park, winning 1-29 to 1-18. And Kiely’s squad brought Liam MacCarthy back to Limerick this evening, where they were greeted by thousands of supporters.
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