QuoteKeith Carty - the lad from Sligo, who played with Monaghan and Dundalk last year.
Great if we could get Wayne as well.
Does any know the players names who are involved in the deal? Wayne Russell?
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Keith Carty - the lad from Sligo, who played with Monaghan and Dundalk last year.
Great if we could get Wayne as well.
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Carty plays for Dundalk and Russel's loan period is over, so I take it he's already back with ye's.
Have you ever won the treble?
Heard it some fella O'Donnell who we have signed from Bohs reserves but we are loaning you lot for the next season
Mmmmm! thats fascinating, what position does he play?Originally posted by Maribor
Heard it some fella O'Donnell who we have signed from Bohs reserves but we are loaning you lot for the next season
See you soon at Station Road, make sure to bring masses of women.
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Ryan O'Donnell palyed No.5 for Da Bo ezz U-21 last year.
Don't worry we'll break him in for Dykes
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Carty has change of heart
03 February 2004
Despite agreeing terms of a new contract with Trevor Anderson last Thursday night, Dundalk's top scorer in the 2003 season, Keith Carty, has informed the club that he signed for Kildare County on Monday night. Carty will be lining out up front for the Thoroughbreds alongside another ex-lilywhite, Martin Reilly, in the coming season. Carty had accepted a much improved contract offer last Thursday and his decision will no doubt be a disappointment for Dundalk supporters who had hoped to see the ex-Monaghan striker progress further.
Children in the dark cause accidents.
Accidents in the dark cause children.
One - nil to the ThoroughbredsOriginally posted by eamo
Carty has change of heart
03 February 2004
Despite agreeing terms of a new contract with Trevor Anderson last Thursday night, Dundalk's top scorer in the 2003 season, Keith Carty, has informed the club that he signed for Kildare County on Monday night. Carty will be lining out up front for the Thoroughbreds alongside another ex-lilywhite, Martin Reilly, in the coming season. Carty had accepted a much improved contract offer last Thursday and his decision will no doubt be a disappointment for Dundalk supporters who had hoped to see the ex-Monaghan striker progress further.
But the big question is he a Derry City player?
Where did the improved offer come from City or County?
My money is on Derry, I thought Derry were short on strikers?
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I don't think it is us- news of our new striker should be breaking shortly I would say
As for Station Road, myself and a few other Derry fasn visited it on the way back from Limerick at the start of December
We should be there, but as for women
One - nil to Sligo RoversOriginally posted by Estar
One - nil to the Thoroughbreds
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On the ball there Maribor, just hope it dosen't rain as we will all be in the stand or the barOriginally posted by Maribor
As for Station Road, myself and a few other Derry fasn visited it on the way back from Limerick at the start of December
We should be there, but as for women
Loads of Derry women in Newbridge last Sunday because of the GAA match. And nice girls they were too.
Enjoy the up coming historic clash at Station Road
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After the Belfast SC meeting last night we hope to take a bus to the game
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