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O'Connor vows to prove Ipswich wrong after wrapping up Cork switch
HE was once hailed by Roy Keane as an example to all young players, but yesterday Shane O'Connor signed for his hometown club Cork City in an attempt to reignite his career after his Ipswich Town dream turned sour.
Russell pens St Pat's deal
ST Patrick's Athletic confirmed the capture of Sligo midfielder John Russell yesterday, WRITES DANIEL McDONNELL.
Kenny signings signal his intent
SHAMROCK ROVERS manager Stephen Kenny was a busy man over the weekend and has completed the signings of Daryl Kavanagh and Killian Brennan in addition to confirming that Billy Dennehy's future is with the Hoops, writes DANIEL McDONNELL
O'Neill gets top award after year to remember
NEW Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill was last night named the Airtricity/Soccer Writers Association of Ireland Personality of the Year in recognition of his work at Shamrock Rovers.
Globe-trotting Connor to lead Zimbabwe's 'Green' army
With the League of Ireland's transfer merry-go-round still in full swing, players and managers have been upping sticks for pastures new. However, few will be able to match Sean Connor's dramatic change of base.
Heary relishing new Bohs role
PRE-SEASON beckons, although not as Owen Heary knows it. These are humble times, a marked contrast from the lucrative, trophy-laden decade that preceded Irish football's recession.
O'Halloran quits after 'laughable' offer
CORK CITY captain Greg O'Halloran has quit the club after describing a new contract offer as "laughable".
Keltie added to Cork ranks
CORK CITY have signed English midfielder Clark Keltie, WRITES DANIEL McDONNELL.
Devine rises to top Derry job
His No 2 will be former Candystripes man Paul Hegarty.
Hoop dreams
Last autumn, Shamrock Rovers went where no Irish club had gone before. They qualified for the group stages of a major European competition in a memorable year where they travelled close to 14,000 miles and played 12 matches against foreign opposition. Soccer correspondent Daniel McDonnell was present for every game, and reflects on one of the biggest sports stories of 2011 with a diary of their amazing campaign
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