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Premier suits Baker
Bray Wanderers new signing Richie Baker admits that the lure of playing top flight football was too much too resist.
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Cook looks to the future
Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook believes that there is no point in dwelling on the past as his side faces FAI Cup winners Sporting Fingal tonight.
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Turner a free agent
The Disputes Resolutions Chamber (DRC) has made ruling that defender Chris Turner is a free agent.
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Quinn pleased to be home
Sporting Fingal midfielder Keith Quinn admits that he is delighted to be back home and show the Airtricity Premier Division just how good he is.
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Turner decision today
The Dispute Resolution Chamber is expected to deliver a verdict on the future of Chris Turner later today (Wednesday).
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Rovers suffer double blow
Shamrock Rovers bid to lift the Airtricity Premier Division title has suffered a major setback following the news that strikers Gary Twigg and Dessie Baker will miss the next couple of months through injury.
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Duns must wait on striker
Dundalk have been dealt a blow in their quest to sign a new striker as Sam Malsom will be unable to register for the club before July.
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Conway questions prize money reduction
Bohemians general secretary Gerry Conway is asking why the prize money for the League of Ireland has been slashed.
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Bray boss incensed by "ridiculous" decision
Eddie Gormley is bemused by referee Dave McKeon’s "ridiculous" decision that cost his team dearly on Friday night.
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Airtricity Premier Division: UCD assume top spot
UCD are the early leaders after the first round of games in the 2010 Airtricity Premier Division.
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RTE to increase coverage
RTE has announced that it will screen 15 live Airtricity League of Ireland matches this season.
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New Bohs kit goes on sale
The new playing kit of League of Ireland champions Bohemians is now available from the club’s online shop.
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