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'It was better for Louth to have had Mickey Harte for three years than not at all' - Vimarsana News

'It was better for Louth to have had Mickey Harte for three years than not at all'

Recently retired Louth goalkeeper James Califf believes the impact of Harte’s management is benefiting them under new boss Ger Brennan.

Source: the42.ie
'I got my love for the game back' - Connolly excelling for Dundalk but questions marks over his future - Vimarsana News

'I got my love for the game back' - Connolly excelling for Dundalk but questions marks over his future

Player of the Month Mark Connolly discusses his career to date – and what may yet be to come.

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Inside Track: Ryan O'Kane keeping the local angle in Oriel Park alive - Vimarsana News

Inside Track: Ryan O'Kane keeping the local angle in Oriel Park alive

The Airtricity League’s first round has passed and no word from Jim McCourt. The wonder is has this most avid and possibly longest-serving of supporters y...

The Commentary Box: Future of Dundalk lies in two very different Takeover Bids - Vimarsana News

The Commentary Box: Future of Dundalk lies in two very different Takeover Bids

There has been a lot happening at Oriel Park in the past week both on and off the field since I wrote my last column. Off the field Dundalk saw the club doctor,...

Hill Street Views: Thank god Dundalk still reads our paper - Vimarsana News

Hill Street Views: Thank god Dundalk still reads our paper

Hill Street Views: Thank god Dundalk still reads our paper Opinion, views and commentary from former Democrat editor David Lynch Reporter:  '); It was probably around the summer of 1991, I guess. The country was still cresting the wave of post-Italia ‘90 euphoria and football was the only show in town. At this stage I would have been around eight. I was lining out every week in the maroon colours of Seatown FC in the Dundalk Schoolboys League. Back then a number of the coaches and managers within the club, at various levels, including one Brian McGuinness (a tremendous ambassador for unde...