Inspired Ryan defies Sligo

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Sat, 25 May, 2013 - 01:00

Bernard O’Neill

Rovers dominated in terms of chances created but could find no way past outstanding Limerick keeper Barry Ryan.

The visitors almost hit the jackpot inside the first three minutes, Anthony Elding sending Ryan scrambling back across his line with a looping header from a Ross Gaynor cross.

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