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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Institute's Oisin Duffy. (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics)
Donegal youngster Oisin Duffy proved the hero of the hour for Institute on Saturday.
The 19-year-old Duffy bagged a late double to give 'Stute a share of the spoils in a 3-3 cracker away to Ballyclare Comrades.
Mikhail Kennedy pulled a goal back after early strikes by Brian Healy and Alan McMurtry.
However, when Michael Morgan netted in the 80th minute, Ballyclare looked home and hosed.
Until, that was, Duffy struck twice as Kevin Deery's side left Dixon Park with a point.
Institute are ninth in the NIFL Championship and Duffy, a son of former Donegal and Aodh Ruadh Gaelic footballer John Duffy, has made 10 appearances for the club this season. Duffy was previously on the books at Derry City.
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There is plenty of Donegal blood in the 'Stute ranks with Brendan McLaughlin, Evan Tweed, Fintan Doherty, Gabriel Aduaka, Michael Harris, Stephen Doherty and Tiernan McGinty included in the squad.
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