From dark days to the highest of highs, Duff's influence was the catalyst for Moylan's change

After having his career resurrected by Damien Duff, Ireland newcomer Jack Moylan can forgive his former Shelbourne manager for being under the mistaken belief he’s a connoisseur of coddle.

The traditional Irish dish of sausages and potatoes has never passed the lips of the attacking midfielder, particularly as his mother is vegetarian, but for some reason Duff latched onto the myth.

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