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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Keri Loughrey
Sligo Rovers have announced the re-signing of Keri Loughrey for the 2024 season.
The Buncrana native returns for a second season at The Showgrounds. Last year, Keri played 28 times for the Bit O’Red, and her impressive performances saw her win the club’s Young Player of the Year.
“Last season was a big one for me, joining Rovers, working hard to start with the first team, and then it was capped off by winning the Young Player of the Year award. I want to build on that and help the club challenge for trophies.’
Boss Tommy Hewitt added: “Keri is a player who has a great attitude and is a very hard-working player, we are delighted to have her back at the club this season.”
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