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Louis Brogan will line out for Ireland's Rugby League side against Scotland next weekend
Ireland Rugby League Head Coach Ged Corcoran has named Louis Brogan in his long-haul squad for the upcoming Autumn International against Scotland at Gateshead on Sunday week.
Brogan, a Manchester native, has strong ties to Donegal Town and is the grandson of the late Liam Brogan.
Liam Brogan was one of the legendary Brogan brothers who featured for Four Masters in the 1950s and ‘60s.
Four Brogan brothers - Jim, Liam, Angus and Patsy - all played for Four Masters with Patsy going on to feature for Donegal and Ulster for many years.
Patsy Brogan was wing-back on the first Donegal team to play in Croke Park. That was the 1952 National Football League semi-final against Cork.
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The game is set to be a big occasion as it is the first international rugby league fixture in the North East since the Rugby League World Cup, when Fiji and Scotland went head to head at Kingston Park.
The match will also be the first international fixture to take place at Gateshead International Stadium in over two decades, making it a truly special occasion for fans.
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