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Dublin must go without full-back Rory O’Carroll for 2016

Dublin will be without All-Star full-back Rory O’Carroll as they bid to retain their All-Ireland.

Dublin must go without full-back Rory O’Carroll for 2016

Sun, 03 Jan, 2016 - 20:31

By Stephen Barry

Dublin will be without their All-Star full-back Rory O’Carroll as they bid to retain their All-Ireland football title.

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