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Paul O'Hehir

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Chief Football Writer, Irish Daily Mirror
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10-man Shamrock Rovers self-destruct in Champions League qualifier

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By Paul O'Hehir Verified
| Flipboard
8 hours ago Derry City FC have asked the local council to consider selling them the Ryan McBride Brandywell stadium. Councillors are due to discuss the proposal on Tuesday afternoon. Any sale would also require Derry City to pay market value for the stadium on Lone Moor in Londonderry, which includes a greyhound …
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10-man Shamrock Rovers self-destruct in Champions League qualifier Original

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By Paul O'Hehir Verified
| The42 Verified
SHAMROCK ROVERS HIT the self-destruct button in Malta and will have to overturn a two-goal deficit in Tallaght next week to progress in the Champions League. The League of Ireland champions played with an early swagger that suggested they would return to Dublin with a favourable result but, against the run of play, they went behind just before half-time and unravelled thereafter.
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Dundalk climb up to third as Kenny screamer completes rally against Bohemians

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By Paul O'Hehir Verified
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Paul O’Hehir reports from Dalymount Park EOIN KENNY DELIVERED a moment of individual brilliance to seal a come-from-behind win for Dundalk at Dalymount Park, with the Lilywhites leapfrogging Bohemians into third just to rub their noses in it that little bit more. Kenny, the son of St Patrick’s Athletic manager Stephen Kenny, performed a drag back on the edge of the Gypsies box to take two Bohs players out of it, before cooly slamming the ball high into Paul Walters’ net.
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