The League of Ireland is right to think big

As Cork City prepare to host Waterford in the first Munster derby of the new season, club legend Derek Coughlan squares up to critics of the domestic game

The League of Ireland is right to think big

As Cork City prepare to host Waterford in the first Munster derby of the new season, club legend Derek Coughlan squares up to critics of the domestic game

I went to bed one night recently with a warm fuzzy feeling about the soul of the League of Ireland, after watching a video of the Bohemians poet Johnny Cummins waxing lyrical about the hallowed turf of Dalymount Park.

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