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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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FANS CAME out in force to watch Coonagh united play against Charleville in the Limerick District premier league.
Coonagh united came out on top with a vital 4-2 victory.
Sitting at the foot of the table, Coonagh could not afford to lose to the second from bottom Charleville and had the perfect start when Ger Myles’ opportunistic effort from 25 yards caught the Chris Kenny unawares in the Charleville goal and despite getting a hand to the shot was unable to keep it out.
With Charleville pushing for an equaliser Coonagh withheld the pressure and in the dying minutes good work by Ger Myles presented the chance for Oussama Sadoudi to secure the win for the home side.
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