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Dublin, Sligo
As seen in: Irish Independent, The42, MSN Ireland, The Sun, Flipboard, Indo GAA, Wexford People, Wicklow People, Irish Examiner, RTÉ, Belfast Telegraph, Sunday World and
An angry elf. Sligo Rovers & West Ham fangirl. Accrington Stanley shareholder. Still Carlton Cole's biggest fan.
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Burke completes Shamrock Rovers comeback victory to retain seven-point lead

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By Jessica Farry Verified
| The42 Verified
Jessica Farry reports from the Showgrounds SHAMROCK ROVERS CAME from a goal down to retain their seven point lead at the top of the Premier Division at the Showgrounds on Friday night. The result means Sligo Rovers move bottom on goal difference after Waterford’s 4-2 win over Derry City, and the bottom of the table is looking increasingly congested. It was another hard luck story for John Russell’s side, who went ahead in the first-half, but Shamrock Rovers’ half-time changes made the difference.
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Shelbourne's Barrett strikes to snatch late draw at Sligo

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By Jessica Farry Verified
| The42 Verified
Jessica Farry reports from The Showgrounds PADDY BARRETT SCORED a 95th-minute equaliser as Shelbourne came from 2-0 down to draw against Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds on Saturday night. Mai Traore and Daire Patton had the hosts 2-0 ahead after 56 minutes, with Sligo looking like they were heading for an important three points.
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Bohemians move back into second with comfortable win at Sligo

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By Jessica Farry Verified
| The42 Verified
Jessica Farry reports from the Showgrounds BOHEMIANS GO INTO the League of Ireland mid-season break back in second place following a comfortable win over Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds on Friday. Alan Reynolds’ side were well in control of proceedings as they bounced back from Monday’s defeat to Shamrock Rovers with goals from Douglas James-Taylor, Colm Whelan and Connor Parsons.
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