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Charlie Hurley, the Irish football legend who died aged 87 last Thursday, was born in Devonshire Street West in what is called the Middle Parish in Cork city on October 4, 1936, but he was only seven months old when the family moved to Rainham in Essex. His father, however, never forgot his Cork roots, a Rebel pride he passed on to his son.

Bournemouth moved into the top half of the table.

Town boss Joe Royle has revealed that wantaway midfielder Martijn Reusers agent is aware of several Dutch clubs interested in the former Ajax and Vitesse Arnhem man. Reuser, linked with Willem II in the Dutch press yesterday, said recently that he may look to move away from Portman Road in the summer.

Following a second consecutive loss, extending his side’s winless run to eight, Treaty United manager Tommy Barrett was frustrated after Friday evening’s 2-0 First Division loss to UCD.

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Lotto First Division will be $1 million and Strike Four will be $700,000 on Wednesday.

In part 23 of the series, Kieron Dyer catches up with former Blues keeper Bartosz Bialkowski, who selects the best XI from his time playing for Town before Dyer assesses his selection.

Treaty United will be looking to end their winless run of seven league games when they host UCD on Friday night (kick-off is at 7.45pm).

Tim Clancy’s side continue to set First Division pace with victory at Finn Park.

The midfielder has engaged in discussions with his Danish club Horsens about a potential contract extension.