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The Republic of Ireland schoolboys team that beat Australia
There was a big Donegal say in the Football Association of Irish Schools' under-18 team that beat their Australian counterparts 2-1 at Home Farm's ground in Dublin.
Adam McCarron of Scoil Mhuire Buncrana was in the starting line up while Patrick Ferry (Pobalscoil Gaoth Dobhair), Patrick McGarvey (Rosses CS) and Luke Rudden (Carndonagh CS) were all substitutes.
Australia took the lead but the Irish side, managed by Finn Harps first team coach William O'Connor, came from behind to secure victory.
The Australians are on a two-week tour of Ireland and the UK. The Irish used the game as part of their preparations for the Centenary Shield.
Niamh Britton with Moville Men’s Shed members, Paul Donnelly, Michael Chatfield, Brian Barr, Jim Diver, Mickey Byrne and Paddy Gillespie. Missing: Liam Harrigan, Denis McGuinness and Tony Gallagher.
Gardai stopped the man who was subsequently charged
Jane Taylor, White's Tours & Hotels; and Robert Horner, Tourism Ireland, at ITB Berlin
The road is closed at Elaghbeg, with local diversions are in place
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