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Connolly reflects on 'whirlwind' year after cup win
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From an unused substitute in Coleraine's Irish Cup triumph in May to lifting the FAI Cup as Derry City's interim manager in November, Mark Connolly's footballing journey has taken quite the turn in six months.
From an unused substitute in Coleraine's Irish Cup triumph in May to lifting the FAI Cup as Derry City's interim manager in November, Mark Connolly's footballing journey has taken quite the turn in six months.
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