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Given makes Harps’ appeal
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given has thrown his weight behind the campaign to secure the future of Finn Harps.
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Warren capture eases pain
Cork City manager Tommy Dunne has reacted quickly to the blow of losing three players he had hoped to sign.
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ROUND-UP
A weekend of draws in Airtricity First Division
Half of the opening round of matches in the 2010 Airtricity First Division ended in 1-1 draws.
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Lucky number 13
Cork City FORAS Co-op will travel to the Brandywell to face Derry City at the weekend with just 13 players in the squad.
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City sign five
Cork City FORAS Co-op have signed five new players ahead of the new season that begins this weekend.
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O’Halloran takes on dual role as Cork squad takes shape
Cork City Foras manager Tommy Dunne has secured several more signings as his squad takes shape before Friday night’s League of Ireland opener against Derry City.
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New Cork club announce double signing
The new Cork City Foras Co-op club have announced their first signings - days before the start of the new League of Ireland season.
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Airtricity signs League of Ireland sponsorship deal
The League of Ireland will become known as the Airtricity League after a sponsorship deal between the Football Association of Ireland and the green energy electrical provider.
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Faz touches down in Dundalk
Dundalk have completed the signing of talented forward Fahrudin Kudozovic from Cork City.
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League publishes updated fixture-list
League of Ireland authorities have published an updated fixture list for the 2010 season, with Bray Wanderers reinstated to the Premier Division and the newly-formed Cork City Foras Co-op taking its place in the First Division.
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Cork to continue at Turners Cross
The new Cork City FORAS Co-op club will play its home fixtures at Turners Cross for the duration of the 2010 League of Ireland season.
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League wages were too high - Lynch
St Patrick’s Athletic star Damian Lynch admits wages in the League of Ireland have been too extravagant in the past - but he feels the blame for that situation lies not with the players but the clubs’ bungling administrators.
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