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Passing on the Mantle: Remembering the Heroes of the Past

Passing on the Mantle: Remembering the Heroes of the Past
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Advertiser ie - United travel to Turners Cross on Friday following dramatic win

In a hugely competitive SSE Aitricity League first division crucial games are arriving thick and fast for Galway United, who travel to Turners Cross tomorrow for a clash against Cork City (7.45pm ).

Dundee United fan s quest to collect the signatures of 1983 title heroes takes 18 years

Updated: May 14, 2021, 8:13 am © Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Ronnie Taylor and Davie Mack with the shirt which is taking pride of place in Club 83. Dundee United’s class of 1983 etched their names into the history books when they won the Premier League title. Jim McLean’s side became legends when it all came down to that final day at Dens Park against city rivals Dundee on May 14. United went to a packed Dens Park knowing only a win would guarantee them the title in a close-fought race with Celtic and Aberdeen. Goals from Ralph Milne and Eamonn Bannon sent the United fans wild but Dundee pulled one back to ensure a tense wait throughout the second half before the team and the fans could celebrate their triumph.

Dundee United fan s epic quest to collect the signatures of 1983 title heroes

© Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Ronnie Taylor and Davie Mack with the shirt which is taking pride of place in Club 83. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Dundee United’s class of 1983 etched their names into the history books when they won the Premier League title. Jim McLean’s side became legends when it all came down to that final day at Dens Park against city rivals Dundee on May 14.

Fitzpatrick spearheading big plans in the Wee County

RTÉ Sport Journalist Those of a certain age may not be aware that Louth footballers did win an All-Ireland title in the second half of the last century. The year was 1957, when the team, captained by famed musician Dermot O Brien, defeated Cork to take home Sam Maguire. It was Louth’s third All-Ireland success, placing them alongside Mayo, Tyrone and Offaly in the roll of honour. There is a tradition there, but silverware won since has been scarce. Yes, the Wee County in the years after ’57, were always capable of taking a scalp, as Dublin, Kildare and Meath would find out in Leinster combat.

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