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09 Jan 2026
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09 Jan 2026
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Rebuilding the broken wall at Bishopsgate Photo: Michael Croghan
Mark Smyth and Son Construction from Abbeylara got the contract to rebuild the broken wall due to storm damage earlier this year at the front of the Bishopsgate Stadium and all is complete for the visit of Dundalk this Saturday night, kick-off 7.30pm.
Dundalk are close to winning the First Division title and automatic promotion for an immediate return to the top flight of the SSE Airtricity League but will be minus former Longford Town player Aodh Dervin with the local lad suspended.
Also missing from the Dundalk team will be former Republic of Ireland attacker Daryl Horgan who is currently out of action due to injury.
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