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BOHEMIANS: NO COUNTRY for old men. At 30, Keith Ward is now the senior figure in the dressing room, and on the recent European away trips to face Stjarnan of Iceland and Dudelange of Luxembourg, found himself rooming with 16-year-old Jamie Mullins. “Jesus, I was tormenting the poor young fella for a few days”, laughs Ward. “No, it was good. Colouring in and all, we were. I definitely feel it. I felt old after the game on Sunday as well. It’s a young team. As the oldest now, it’s scary.” Mullins became Bohs’ youngest-ever goalscorer with his league goal against Longford Town, days after making his European debut at the Aviva Stadium in the second leg victory against Stjarnan. ....
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); Ex-Nottingham Forest defender takes local club to the promised land after being given 48 hours to live With a team largely made up of players from the area, Keith Foy has turned Kilnamanagh’s fortunes around since returning to his former side three years ago. By Ben Blake Friday 1 Jan 2021, 12:15 PM Jan 1st 2021, 12:15 PM 62,128 Views 6 Comments Kilnamanagh s first team. Image: Leslie Evans WHEN KEITH FOY returned to his local side in September 2017, they were in a spot of trouble. Having spent 16 consecutive years in the Leinster Senior League’s Senior Division 1B, Kilnamanagh looked in danger of dropping out of intermediate football after defeats in all of their first five league matches. ....