Lilywhites win to leave title in sight

SSE Airtricity League Premier Division
Lilywhites win to leave title in sight
Tue, 18 Oct, 2016 - 01:00
Paul Buttner, City Calling Stadium

Dane Massey, David McMillan, and Daryl Horgan provided the goals to leave Dundalk on the cusp of a third successive title on a bittersweet night for their manager Stephen Kenny at City Calling Stadium.

The almost pedestrian victory, in tandem with Cork City losing 3-1 at St Patrick’s Athletic, moves Dundalk seven points clear at the top of the Premier Division.

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SoccerSSE Airtricity League Premier DivisionPlace: City Calling StadiumPlace: Oriel ParkPlace: Turner’s CrossPlace: LongfordPlace: TipperaryPerson: LilywhitesPerson: MasseyPerson: McMillanPerson: HorganPerson: Dane MasseyPerson: David McMillanPerson: Daryl HorganPerson: Stephen KennyPerson: KennyPerson: Ryan CoulterPerson: Brian GartlandPerson: CoulterPerson: John MountneyPerson: MountneyPerson: Alan KeanePerson: Stephen O’DonnellPerson: Sean GannonPerson: Darren MeenanPerson: Pat FlynnPerson: Kealan DillonPerson: Gabriel SavaPerson: MeenanPerson: Ronan FinnPerson: McEleneyPerson: Conor PowellPerson: J. MulhallPerson: FlynnPerson: GormanPerson: PowellPerson: HughesPerson: MakoutaPerson: DillonPerson: GannonPerson: O’ConnorPerson: McGlynnPerson: CowanPerson: DsanePerson: O’SullivanPerson: SavaPerson: KeanePerson: GartlandPerson: BoylePerson: ShieldsPerson: BensonPerson: FinnPerson: KilduffPerson: James McKellOrganisation: Longford TownOrganisation: DundalkOrganisation: Cork CityOrganisation: St Patrick’s AthleticOrganisation: BohemiansOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Longford
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