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Daire Walsh

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Freelance Sports Journalist with a variety of publications including The Irish Examiner, The42.ie, The Irish Times & Media West Ireland.
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McEleney vows to change the culture at Finn Park after another heavy defeat

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By Daire Walsh Verified, Alan Foley
| Donegal Live Verified
Finn Harps lost out to Bray Wanderers on Friday evening. | Photo Thomas Gallagher Finn Harps interim manager Patrick McEleney has vowed to change the culture at the club for as long as he is there after the Ballybofey men fell to another heavy defeat in the SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division against Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds on Friday.
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Slump continues as ten-man Finn Harps hit for five by Bray Wanderers

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By Daire Walsh Verified, Alan Foley
| Donegal Live Verified
Finn Harps manager Patrick McEleney | SPORTSFILE Bray Wanderers 5 Finn Harps 0 John Bilili Sesay, Ben McCormack, Tyreik Sammy and Dean O’Shea were all on target at the Carlisle Grounds on Friday evening as 10-man Finn Harps suffered a convincing defeat at the hands of Bray Wanderers to remain at the foot of the SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division table.
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Ladies: Coen brace propels Galway to first All-Ireland senior crown in 22 years

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By Daire Walsh Verified
| Hogan Stand Verified
Galway's Leanne Coen celebrates scoring her side's second goal against Kerry at Croke Park ©INPHO/Ben Brady Galway 2-7 Kerry 0-12 by Daire Walsh A 58th minute point from Eva Noone was the difference between the teams at Croke Park on Sunday as Galway bridged a 22-year gap to claim their second TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship title in a dramatic decider against Kerry.
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