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    Sligo consider appeal
Sligo Rovers are reportedly considering an appeal to the DRC’s decision to make Chris Turner a free agent.
 
  Drogs are all hunky dory
Drogheda United have announced the signing of a two-year sponsorship deal with crisp manufacturer Hunky Dorys.
 
  Dundalk reduce ticket prices
In a new initiative launched by the Live4Less group, Dundalk will offer their unemployed fans tickets for a reduced price.
 
  Irish club blasts City big-spenders
Manchester City have been accused of being mean by a Galway schoolboy club that claim the Premiership outfit owe them €20,000 for defender Greg Cunningham.
 
    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.
 
    Saints announce Nissan deal
St Patrick’s Athletic have announced that Nissan will become the club’s new main sponsor and the company’s name will feature on the front of the players’ jerseys for the 2010 season.
 
    League wages were too high - Lynch
St Patrick’s Athletic star Damian Lynch admits wages in the League of Ireland have been too extravagant in the past - but he feels the blame for that situation lies not with the players but the clubs’ bungling administrators.
 
    Consortium "frustrated and angry" over failed takeover attempt
The consortium of businessmen and fans interested in taking charge of stricken club Cork City have hit out at owner Tom Coughlan following Monday’s events.
 
    Interim chairman appointed but still no City deal
James Duggan has been appointed as interim chairman of Cork City FC to oversee the proposed takeover of the club, but no deal has yet been reached between the respective parties.
 
    Sligo post profit for 2009
Sligo Rovers have announced six-figure profits for the 2009 calendar year but have still been compelled to impose a significant budget reduction for the coming year.
 
    Cork takeover "increasingly unlikely" - consortium
The proposed takeover of Cork City by a consortium involving supporters’ trust FORAS and businessmen Peter Gray and Michael O’Connell is on the verge of collapse.
 
  Journalists go head-to-head in Haiti benefit game
A plethora of Ireland’s best-known journalists will face off in a charity soccer match at Dublin’s Tolka Park on Saturday in aid of the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti.
 
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  Criticism of Keane’s SPL goal scoring is off target
Robbie Keane’s recent goal haul in Scotland has been dismissed in some quarters because of the lower standard in the SPL. The competition may not be great, but Keane’s record proves that his quality always shines through.
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