Limerick FC grab first Premier Division win

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Limerick FC grab first Premier Division win
Mon, 03 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
Bernard O’Neill

Duggan captained Limerick to their first win of the season – after 22 league starts – against fellow strugglers Sligo in a thrilling relegation battle on Saturday night.

The victory is the Shannonsiders’ first at the Markets Field, a ground they returned to just a few weeks ago, in over three decades.

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