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Mark Coyle of Shelbourne celebrates with teammate John Ross Wilson, right, after scoring their side's second goal in Drogheda
Mark Coyle struck his first goal for Shelbourne tonight in a fine 2-0 away win at Drogheda United.
The Burt native sealed the win in the third minute of injury time to add to a goal from another former Finn Harps player, Daniel Hawkins, on 48 minutes, to give Damien Duff's team their first win of the campaign.
Tunde Owolabi was on the mark for St Patrick's Athletic as they went down 2-1 to Sligo Rovers in Inchicore. Colm Horgan and Aidan Keena got the goals for the visitors, who started with another player who lined out at Finn Park last season, Karl O’Sullivan, on the righty flank.
At the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium, Ramelton native Ronan Boyce was a 70th minute substitute as Derry City beat champions Shamrock Rovers 2-1 thanks to Jamie McGonigle's 94th minute winner. Will Patching had given the hosts the lead before Dylan Watts levelled 18 minute from time.
Deaths in Donegal - Tuesday evening, August 16
The IDP team and IFI representatives at CHANCE launch back in June at the Tullyaravan Mill in Buncrana
The fatal traffic collision occurred in Mayo yesterday evening
Gertie and Johnny Fox helped start Darkness Into Light after losing their son Fergal to suicide
Gardaí stopped the vehicle after the driver tried to avoid detection
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