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Brave Drogs undone by late Aliyev strike
Tuesday night’s Champions League tie went down in the record books as a home defeat for Drogheda – but it must be a contender for the best ever performance by a League of Ireland side in Europe.
Mooney red card costly for St Pat?s
St Patrick?s hopes of avoiding the drop in the Gunne Carnaross Mart Division 1 received a setback on their visit to Seneschalstown last Friday evening.
Drogs are living the dream
On rare occasions in sport there are triggers that fill people with emotion and make the hair stand on the back of your neck. It happens generally when an individual, team, club, county or country with whom we have a close involvement achieve something rare and special.
Byrne Beijing-bound against all the odds
Did you hear about the Irish man who turned up for the Olympic Games opening ceremony with no ticket and his attempt to gain admittance was met with a stern refusal? While wandering around outside the stadium he came across a construction site which gave him an idea. Seizing a role of barbed wire, he presented himself at the gate and announced, ?O?Sullivan, fencing?.
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Johnny joins football heroes up in heaven
'I'm forever blowing bubbles, Pretty bubbles in the air, They fly so high, nearly reach thesky, Then like my dreams they fade and die. Fortune's always hiding, I've looked everywhere, I'm forever blowing bubbles, Pretty bubbles in the air'.
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'Bull' will be sorely missed
THERE are times in life when the sudden and unexpected passing of a family member, friend or acquaintance really stops you in your tracks and takes the wind from your sails.
Breaking News
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- 15:48 Greek terror group arms used on police
- 15:35 Sunderland rule out star sale
Top stories from Monday, 05.01.09
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- 13:32 Polish man dies in workplace incident in Co Waterford
Top stories from Monday, 05.01.09
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- 13:16 Downing hands in transfer request at Boro
Top stories from Monday, 05.01.09
- 17:07 Death toll grows as Israel vows to continue Gaza offensive
- 15:48 Greek terror group arms used on police
- 13:39 Unidentified gunmen kill police officer in Athens
- 09:32 Sri Lanka continues offensive against Tamil Tigers
- 09:21 Japanese share values reach two-month high
Top stories from Monday, 05.01.09
Building for the future
Can Drogheda Utd survive if approval is not granted for the new stadium?
Can Drogheda Utd survive if approval is not granted for the new stadium?
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Yes 40%
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No 60%
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