
Neil O'Riordan
Chief Sports Writer at The Irish Sun
Chief Sports Writer, Irish Sun. Paris was my sixth Olympics. Yet to medal. Kick up, not down.
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thesun.ie | Neil O'Riordan
ALTHOUGH it would be a brave man to write him off, we may have seen the last of Séamus Coleman in a green shirt. Coleman has missed Ireland’s seven games since captaining his country in Heimir Hallgrimsson’s first game in charge, and turns 37 in October. But there is already another Donegal man carrying the torch for the county in international football.
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thesun.ie | Neil O'Riordan
DAMIEN DUFF and Mipo Odubeko were at loggerheads during the week. But the Shelbourne boss turned his ire on Roddy Collins after his criticism of the striker prior to his winner against Bohemians. Odubeko, 22, came off the bench to settle Friday’s northside derby when he cut inside and toe-poked the ball home.
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1 week ago |
thesun.ie | Neil O'Riordan
MIPO ODUBEKO scored for the first time in seven weeks to settle this derby. In the 79th minute - less than a quarter-hour after his introduction off the bench - the former Manchester United striker stabbed the ball home. It ended the curious record of the champions being the only side not to have defeated Bohs since Alan Reynolds took charge in March of last year.
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thesun.ie | Neil O'Riordan
PÁDRAIG AMOND has been around so long that he played with Stephen Bradley. And the Shamrock Rovers boss reckons Amond — who turns 37 next Friday — still has a bit more in the tank, believing he was the best striker his side faced in Ireland last year. Bradley — 2½ years older — and Amond were together at the Hoops in 2009 and he knows the forward will carry a threat for Waterford at Tallaght Stadium tonight.
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1 week ago |
thesun.ie | Neil O'Riordan
ELLIS CHAPMAN has revealed how therapy and a move to the League of Ireland helped him enjoy his football again. Chapman is relishing Shelbourne’s Dublin derby against Bohemians tonight having been reared on his hometown club Lincoln City’s rivalry with Grimsby Town. As a teenager, he played a small part when the Imps were crowned League Two champions in the 2018-19 season and a bigger role when Cheltenham Town did likewise two years later.
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Damien Duff says Shelbourne wouldn't have had the success they have had without being micromanaged. He was talking after being asked about Gary Neville's comments on the Manchester Derby. https://t.co/Fe54nj7NLx

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