Person: O’ Halloran

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Awesome City back in the title chase

THERE were 3,205 in Turner’s Cross last night and, barring only the small travelling band of shell-shocked Shels supporters, they should all be back asking for more of the same please, after Cork City fashioned a devastating four-star comeback to leave the league leaders’ reputation as near invincibles in tatters.

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Monaghan repel late onslaught to dash Cork’s cup dreams

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Limerick put dent in Cork’s promotion hopes

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City battle back to share spoils with Derry

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City come from behind to rock Rovers

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Crisis-hit Cork put on a brave face

Noble goals put Ireland to the sword

Republic of Ireland 0 England 3

Wed, 17 Oct, 2007

Saving the Jews: rewriting history is nothing new

IN his letter headlined ‘Neither fascism nor saving the Jews was Britain’s aim’ (Sept 10), Tim O’Halloran says “there is a subtle rewriting of history that suggests the Allies were trying to save the Jews”.

Wed, 12 Sep, 2007

McDonagh the inspiration as Bruree upset Patrickswell

AN HOUR after the final whistle in this thrilling Limerick county senior final yesterday, the Gaelic Grounds was still buzzing, the celebrating Bruree supporters milking the last few drops of a fantastic occasion for the club.

Mon, 16 Oct, 2006

Shels still in driving seat

Shelbourne 0 Cork City 0

Sat, 30 Oct, 2004