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26/02/2004, 4:40 PM
Drogs step in to aid Rovers
Drogheda United chairman Vincent Hoey has revealed he would be only too delighted to allow homeless Premier Division rivals Shamrock Rovers to play their games at United Park next season.
Rovers need to secure a venue for their home games in order to launch a successful appeal against Uefa’s decision to deny them even a First Division licence, which could
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Drogheda United chairman Vincent Hoey has revealed he would be only too delighted to allow homeless Premier Division rivals Shamrock Rovers to play their games at United Park next season.
Rovers need to secure a venue for their home games in order to launch a successful appeal against Uefa’s decision to deny them even a First Division licence, which could
Read more at www.eleven-a-side.com (http://www.eleven-a-side.com/premier/story.asp?newsid=10056)