O'Conor strike earns points for Drogs
Paul O'Conor landed the blow that mattered at Thomond Park as Drogheda United eked out a crucial 1-0 win.
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Saints and Rovers ends scoreless
St Patrick's Athletic were held to a scoreless draw by Shamrock Rovers in tonight's Airtricity League Premier Division clash at Richmond Park.
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Aguero and Dzeko on target in City win
Manchester City began life without Roberto Mancini with a routine 2-0 victory at rain-sodden Reading this evening.
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Wigan relegated after defeat to Gunners
FA Cup winners Wigan were relegated from the Barclays Premier League as Arsenal moved up into the top four with an emphatic 4-1 win.
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Ireland 'keeper Randolph moves to Birmingham City
Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Darren Randolph has agreed a move to npower Championship side Birmingham City.
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Hazard out, Terry a doubt for Europa final
Chelsea forward Eden Hazard is out of tomorrow's Europa League final with Benfica due to a hamstring injury.
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Lawlor named Women's League Player of the Season
Peamount United striker Sara Lawlor has been named as the Bus Éireann National Women's League Players' Player of the Season.
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Ronaldinho, Kaka, Ramires left out of Brazil squad
Ronaldinho and Kaka were both left out of the Brazil's squad for the Confederations Cup, named by coach Luiz Felipe Scolari on Tuesday.
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Injured Blues travel to Amsterdam
Captain John Terry, forward Eden Hazard and midfielder John Obi Mikel have travelled to Amsterdam for Chelsea's Europa League final with Benfica despite doubts over their fitness.
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Rovers look to kick-start league campaign
Recently crowned Setanta Sports Cup champions Shamrock Rovers travel to Richmond Park to take on St Patrick's Athletic in tonight's Airtricity League Premier Division encounter, kick-off 7.45pm.
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Ferguson happy with timing of departure
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson insists the huge numbers that attended last night's Premier League trophy parade have not prompted him to ponder another retirement U-turn.
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Martinez maintains Wigan are 'emotionally' ready
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez accepts his players may be physically drained but has promised they are emotionally ready for tonight's crucial Barclays Premier League clash at Arsenal.
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