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Ex Girvan boss recruits key player FORMER Girvan gaffer Billy Thomson has raided his old club to take Kriss Mitchell with him to Abbey Park.

John Peter turns up heat with sizzling display WHEW! The heat has been more than we have had for many summers. Even when it is cloudy it is hot. This means that the most prolific thing to grow in the garden are weeds which seem to have the ability to grow no matter what.

Familiar story for Fame and Glory The Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby had a familiar look to it at the Curragh on Sunday, with Fame And Glory leading home a Ballydoyle 1-2 under Johnny Murtagh giving Aidan O'Brien a remarkable seven wins of this historic race.

McCluskie in the hot seat BRIAN McCLUCKIE has been named as the new boss of Girvan FC.

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Punchestown Festival knockout

Kerr goal downs league leaders

Grand day as Paddy scoops National glory

Vital point for the Seasiders

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