Sporting fans need to keep the faith going

Nick Nolan’s letter (Irish Examiner, August 28) is so true and definitely hits the hot spot. Just to quote his last paragraph.

Mon, 31 Aug, 2015 - 01:00

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“As a Corkman, the Rebels will always be my first love. But as a believer in hopeless causes, Coventry city, will always be the soccer team that claims my undying loyalty”

With me replace--a Corkman with a Kerryman, the Rebels with the Kingdom, and Coventry city with Crystal Palace.

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Courts Columnists Place: Coventry Place: Fernhill Road Place: Clonakilty Co Place: Cork Person: Nick Nolan Person: Corkman Person: Kerryman Person: Nick Person: Jamesy Murphy Organisation: Rebels Organisation: Crystal Palace

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