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• Talent In Laois Crucial To Duff's Decision To Remain In Charge

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• Bealham To Start For Ireland In All Blacks Clash

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• Westmeath Trained Castleheath Looking To Rediscover Early Season Form At Dundalk

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• Former Athlone Town Manager Kilduff To Take The Reigns At Dundalk

  Kilduff guided the midlanders to this season's Women's Premier Division title.

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  Kilcavan defeated Craobh Chíaráin in round one of the Leinster Junior Championship.

• Mullingar Harriers Strike Gold At Leinster Cross Country Championships

  Vinny Connolly claimed the senior men's title, finishing ahead of Tullamore's Michael Murphy and Cian Kelly of St Abban's AC.

• Leinster Intermediate Camogie Final Awaits St Brigid's

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• 'An Outstanding Community' - Crettyard Manager Praises The Town's Support

  Crettyard booked their place in the quarter finals of the Leinster Intermediate Football Championship with victory over Fr Manning Gaels.

• Close Call Defeat For Westmeath Trainer At The Breeder's Cup

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