Book of condolence opened in Dublin after Gary Speed's death

A book of condolence for the late Welsh footballer Gary Speed will be opened in Dublin today.

Mon, 05 Dec, 2011 - 08:45

A book of condolence for the late Welsh footballer Gary Speed will be opened in Dublin today.

The Dublin Leeds United Members Club is opening the book after receiving messages of support from fans based in Ireland after the Leeds legend died over a week ago.

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