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Love it, the Irish lads (ladies) were on the Dees podcast a few weeks ago and sound very driven and loving the time at the Dees. Great to see the Irish connection continues into another generation and amazing to see the Stynes name still ringing out at “home” and abroad still. 

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    Great article.

    It would be great if the club went down the track of getting back into recruiting Irish blokes. We could do with a Connor McKenna or Zach Touhey down back.

     

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    7 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Great article.

    It would be great if the club went down the track of getting back into recruiting Irish blokes. We could do with a Connor McKenna or Zach Touhey down back.

     

    Agree.  Category B Rookie, with plenty of time to develop.  Is there another Jimmy or Sean waiting to be recruited from the Emerald Isles?

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    Love the way these two have attacked the game - no fear. They've obviously been told to just give it crack, not to worry about mistakes. I think they've had a great impact and have been a positive in a season where we've had to rely more on depth players than ever before.

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    And sadly Niamh and Sinead will now be heading home early to be with their families, as COVID-19 strikes again.  I loved their contribution, and hope they will be back next year.  

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