WDFL Arklow U vs Newtown U

 Arklow United 4

Newtown United 2

Arklow Credit Union Park 

Eoin Horkan 

Connolly’s Dead-Ball Masterclass Guides Arklow to Victory in Six-Goal Thriller

Two superb Shane Connolly free kicks ultimately proved the difference under the lights on Friday night as Arklow United edged out Newtown in a pulsating six-goal encounter that had the crowd on their feet from first whistle to last.

The game was barely sixty seconds old when the visitors stunned the home support with the ideal start. A Newtown free kick forced Dean Flood Hayes into an excellent stop, but the rebound dropped kindly to the ever-alert Dylan Fitzsimons. He slipped the ball into the path of Mark, who had the simplest of tap-ins to hand Newtown an early and unexpected advantage.

To their credit, Arklow reacted well to the shock setback. Over the next ten minutes they settled into rhythm and carved out a trio of chances, all falling to the lively Zach Kilbride. On three separate occasions he forced Darren Callopy into action, the Newtown keeper standing tall to preserve his side’s slender lead.

But the pressure eventually told. Just before the quarter-hour mark, an inviting cross from the right found Aidan Cox bursting into the box. His controlled header nestled into the bottom corner, restoring parity and igniting the contest.

Yet almost as soon as Arklow were back in the game, they found themselves behind again — and in bizarre fashion. Five minutes after the equaliser, Fitzsimons attempted an audacious overhead kick inside the box. The effort appeared to lack direction, but a wicked deflection wrong-footed Flood Hayes and spun into the net, leaving both sets of supporters momentarily stunned. Against the run of play, Newtown had reclaimed the lead.

As the half hour approached, Newtown pushed to extend their advantage. Sean Gregory unleashed a powerful effort from distance, but Flood Hayes produced another sharp save to keep the deficit at one.

That proved a turning point, for Arklow soon wrestled back control. On 34 minutes, the home side were awarded a free kick in prime range. Up stepped Shane Connolly, who unleashed a sensational strike that arrowed into the top corner. Callopy could only watch as the ball flew past him — a goal worthy of levelling any match.

From there, Arklow surged forward with renewed confidence. Kilbride, tormenting defenders with his pace down the wings, finally got the better of the keeper in the closing minutes of the half. After latching onto a long ball, he evaded a challenge and calmly slid the ball home to put Arklow ahead for the first time on the night.

But the half had one final moment of brilliance to offer, and again it came from Connolly. Deep into stoppage time, Arklow earned another free kick in a near-identical position. Lightning struck twice as Connolly struck another inch-perfect effort into the top corner. The crowd could scarcely believe it; two unstoppable free kicks, two moments of pure quality, and Arklow headed down the tunnel with a commanding 4–2 lead.

With a two-goal cushion, Arklow pushed forward again early in the second half. Jason Rowlands was the first to threaten, only to be denied by a brilliant double save from Callopy, who was doing everything in his power to keep Newtown in the contest.

Kilbride remained a constant menace on the flanks, his pace repeatedly stretching the Newtown defence. Midway through the half, he created another opportunity for himself but dragged his shot narrowly wide of the near post.

Both managers began turning to their benches as the match entered its final 20 minutes. One of Arklow’s substitutes, Matthew Dempsey, made an almost immediate impact. After a slick passage of build-up play, he found space inside the box but steered his effort wide of the upright.

Dempsey continued to look dangerous, carving out two more chances in quick succession. First, he broke through the defence but fired just past the far post; moments later, he forced Callopy into yet another important save.

Despite the flurry of opportunities, the second half seemed destined to finish without a goal. That was until Aaron Parle  burst through the middle in the dying minutes. His lofted effort beat the onrushing keeper but crashed off the crossbar, bouncing down and away to safety — a dramatic end to a breathless contest.

Arklow United:Dean Flood Hayes,Shane Connolly,Conor Blaney,Sean Harte,David O’Neill,Oisin Keegan,Zach Kilbride,Mark Nolan,Jason Rowlands,Graham Watts,Aidan Cox.

Subs Used:Matthew Dempsey for Aidan Cox,Fysal Muse for Graham Watts, Aaron Parle for Mark Nolan 

Newtown United:Darren Collopy,James Synott,Stuart Synott,Cian Walsh,Niall Stack,Sean Heffernan,Craig Bailey,Aaron Killick,Dylan Fitzsimons,Mark Fitzsimons,Sean Gregory.

Subs Used;Danny Testa for Stuart Synott,Dillon Carthy for Sean Gregory,Oisin Greenan for Niall Stack, Terry Murphy for Dillon Carthy.

Referee:Michael Kennedy

Carnew vs St Marys Carlow

 Leinster PPS 2025-2026 South Leinster Senior Football C  Quarter Final

Colaiste Bhride Carnew 8-14

St Mary’s Academy Carlow CBS 0-9

Kilrush 

Eoin Horkan 

Carnew produced a near-flawless display in Kilrush on Wednesday afternoon, overwhelming their Carlow neighbours and laying down an early-season marker in emphatic fashion.

An opening score from CBS wing-forward Conor Dunne hinted at a competitive affair, but the next fifteen minutes belonged entirely to Coláiste Bhríde. In a blistering spell, they rattled off two goals and four points without reply. Carlow minor Fiach Byrne kicked things off before Daniel Duffy crashed home the first goal, tagging on a point moments later. Byrne added two more white flags, and Ryan Doran raised a second green flag to put Carnew firmly in control.

The Wicklow side continued to dominate up to the twenty-minute mark, tagging on three more goals in a remarkable scoring burst. Daniel Byrne applied the finishing touch to the first, followed by further majors from Fiach Byrne and local favourite Jack Sheridan.

The visitors eventually steadied the ship approaching half-time, with midfielder Mikey Hand leading the charge. He clipped over three points, supported by the two corner-forwards, but the gap still stood at a daunting lead at the interval.

Hand again struck early on the resumption, hinting at a possible revival, but any hope of a comeback was quickly snuffed out. Sheridan completed his hat-trick with a quickfire double, while the tireless Byrne continued to wreak havoc out wide, adding two more points.

By the quarter-hour mark, Byrne  added a second goal to his tally, and with the game well beyond doubt, Carnew began to introduce their bench. Duffy doubled his earlier tally, with further points coming from Rhyan Moules and midfielder Milo Quinn.

The loudest roars of the afternoon were reserved for the closing moments, when substitutes Dylan Doyle and the ever-popular Jim O’Brien rounded off the scoring in style.

A special mention has to go to the spine of the Carnew back line as Lee Dagge and Eoin Tomkins were imperious through this game.

A dominant day in Kilrush — and a statement performance from a Carnew side clearly hitting their stride early.

This result sent the Wicklow side into a semi final against neighbours Tullow either next week or after Christmas

Colaiste Bhride Carnew:TJ Hynes;Myron Atkinson,Lee Dagge,Cormac Murphy;Rory Dee,Eoin Tomkins,Rian Buttle;Milo Quinn (0-1),Evan Byrne;Daniel Duffy,Daniel(1-4), Byrne(1-0),Fiach Byrne(2-5) 2fs);Rhyan Moules(0-2 1f),Ryan Doran(1-0),Jack Sheridan(3-0).

Subs Used:Thomas Rawson,Dylan Doyle (0-1),Colin Lawrence,Tom Brennan,Nicky Ryan,Fionn Macken,Ross Weld,Daniel Rawson,Jim O’Brien (0-1f), Michael Farrell.

St Mary’s Academy Carlow CBS:Ryan Gordon;Rhys McCanny,Eduard Muntean,Oisin Byrne;Darragh McEvoy,Eoghan              Kavanagh,Ryan Nolan;Thomas Lawlor,Mikey Hand(0-5);Conor Dunne(0-1),Leon Fitzpatrick(0-1),Daniel Kehoe;Luke Dooley(0-1),Brandon Murnane,Alex Mazur(0-1).

Referee Lar Murphy

Arklow CBS vs CNA

 Leinster PPS 2025-2026 South Leinster Junior Hurling D1 Sect. 1 K/O Shield Semi-Final

Arklow CBS 5-11

Colaiste an Átha Kilmuckridge 4-5

Ferns COE

Eoin Horkan

A strong second-half surge, driven by an excellent display from the CBS midfield, proved enough to book their place in the South Leinster final following a high-scoring encounter in Ferns on Wednesday morning.

With a stiff breeze at their backs in the opening half, CBS wasted no time in setting the tempo. Inside seven minutes they were three to the good, thanks to tidy efforts from Lucas Reid, Ciaran Mellon and Ollie Madigan. The Wexford side briefly stemmed the tide with a point from Daniel Fox but CBS quickly regained control in the middle third, where Reid, Ryan Mellon and Senan Byrne all split the posts from distance to stretch the advantage.

Despite CBS’s bright start, the hosts struck back sharply, bagging two goals in as many minutes through Ivory and Alex Dwyer  to haul themselves into contention. The Arklow men responded immediately, Mellon landing a fine long-range point to level matters once more. The Wicklow boys finished the half strongly, with Stephen Byrne firing to the net and further scores from Madigan and Mellon keeping them in front, despite another reply from  Ivory again . At the interval, CBS held a four-point cushion.

On the restart, the now-favourable breeze helped Kilmuckridge chip away at the margin, but a Reid brace — the midfielder proving a handful throughout — restored CBS’s breathing room. Ten minutes into the half, the Wexford outfit found the net again through a substitute, only for CBS to hit back moments later when Eoghan Killoran crashed home a goal at the clubhouse end.

From there, CBS pressed on ruthlessly. The final quarter belonged entirely to the Arklow side, who rattled in three goals — Madigan striking first before Reid and Mellon added further majors to put the tie beyond doubt. The home side tacked on a late goal and point, but they were little more than consolation as CBS marched deservedly into the decider.

Arklow CBS:Ethan Duffy;Shane Scanlon,Eoin Byrne,Harry White;Sean Kavanagh,Senan Byrne(0-1),Donnacha Dickinson;Ryan Mellon(1-3), Lucas Reid(1-4);Ciaran Mellon(0-1),Rhys Doyle,Alex Massey,Stephen Byrne(1-0),Ollie Madigan(1-2),Eoghan Killoran(1-0).

Subs Used;Shane Fortune for Shane Scanlon.

Colaiste an Átha Kilmuckridge:Rhys Whelan Byrne;George O’Connor,Donnacha Whelan,Danny Kinsella;Conor Gahan,Jake Naughton;Drew Calder;Callum Dickson,Alex Dwyer;Daniel Fox, Evan Ivory,Patrick Murphy;Callum Connick,Ben Corrigan,Fionn Eilis.

Wicklow vs Wexford U18 Interleague

 LFA Youth Interleague 

Round 3

Wicklow 1

Wexford 3

Credit Union Park

Eoin Horkan 

A strong rearguard performance from Wicklow, marshalled superbly by goalkeeper Tristan Newsome, ultimately wasn’t enough to prevent their near neighbours from claiming a two-goal victory on a brisk Wednesday night in Arklow.

From the opening whistle, Wexford asserted themselves, forcing Wicklow onto the back foot and immediately calling Newsome into action. The Wicklow netminder produced a stunning early double save—first parrying a close-range strike and then reacting sharply to smother the rebound—before his defenders scrambled the ball off the line. The visitors continued to dictate possession during the early exchanges, yet it was the home side who struck first against the run of play.

With twenty minutes on the clock, Wicklow won a long-range free that Jack Conyard delivered expertly into the danger area. Rising highest, Conor Martin met the teasing delivery with a glancing header that looped beyond the advancing goalkeeper, sending the home supporters into full voice.

Wexford responded by tightening their grip on the middle third, driven by the industrious Stephen Murphy. The midfielder carved open a rare gap through the centre and forced Newsome into another smart stop before his follow-up effort sailed narrowly over the crossbar. Their pressure soon told, and within five minutes the sides were level. A surging solo run down the right wing by Stephen Wallace stretched the Wicklow defence, and his cut-back found Andrew Kelly, who finished clinically into the bottom corner.

From there, the remainder of the half belonged firmly to the visitors. Wave after wave of attacks tested the resilience of the Wicklow back line, with Murphy, Danny Piero Doyle and Wallace all threatening to nudge their side in front. Each time, however, Newsome was equal to the challenge, producing a string of confident saves to keep Wicklow in contention as the interval approached.

While Wicklow’s defensive grit—and particularly Newsome’s standout display—kept the score level at the break, the mounting pressure hinted that the hosts would face an uphill battle in the second half.

Within ten minutes of the restart the lead had changed hands again as a bouncing ball in the home side's box resulted in a penalty. This time it was Murphy who got the better of Newsome with a well taken penalty. 

After this early setback Wicklow did battle back and were awarded a free which goalscorer Martin fired wide from long range. 

The final thirty minutes saw an onslaught on the goal of the home side.  

The first chance to double the tally fell to Piero Doyle but that man Newsome along with his defenders managed to scramble the ball away. With both teams tiring and twenty left on the clock the ball landed at the feet of Alex Devereux but with the goal at his mercy a tackle form Newsome ensured his side would only need a goal.

With four minutes left on the clock Wallace finally managed to find the net after he finished well from yet another save from the formidable Newsome.

This result means Wicklow will now play Kilkenny in a plate final on St Stephens day.

Wicklow:Tristan Newsome,Sam Aedepas,Abdul Mohames,Jamal Abdool.Conor Martin,Sebastian Galeano,Rian Daye,Jack Conyard,Sean Lawlor,Aaron Parle Kinsella,Alex Ward Dunne.

Subs Used:George Nichols for Alex Ward Dunne,Cathal Jayawardeni for Sebastian Galeano,Kyle Chase for Sean Lawlor,Naoise Delaney for Jack Conyard.

Wexford Wexford Football League: Kenny Murphy,Sean Stamp,Rian O'Grady,Ryan Dempsey, Noah Byrne,Ryan Wycherley,Danny Peiro-Doyle,Stephen Murphy,Andrew Kelly,Brian Ivers,Stephen Wallace.

Subs Used:Alex Devereux for Andrew Kelly,Aaron Hattersley for Ryan Dempsey, Conor Meehan for Ryan Wycherley,Coby Byrne for Sean Stamp.Harry Fenlon for Ryan Dempsey.

Referee Mark Wynne.

Wicklow County Soccer

 U12 Blue  4 vs Kildare 0

Wicklow Blue Make It Two Wins from Two with Emphatic Display Against Kildare

Wicklow Blue maintained their perfect start to the SFAI League with a commanding 4–0 victory over Kildare in Round 2 of Group G, backing up last week’s hard-earned 2–1 win away to Midlands Blue.

Despite making six changes as part of planned squad rotation, Wicklow settled quickly and immediately took control. Their energetic high press set the tone, and it yielded the opener after just eight minutes. Full-back Oli Gettings stepped in smartly to intercept a short Kildare goal kick before slipping the ball into the path of Paidi Wafer, who struck sweetly from distance to find the net.

Three minutes later, Wafer’s relentless pressure forced a mistake from the visiting goalkeeper. Reacting quickest, he pounced to tap home his second and double the advantage.

Wicklow continued to dominate possession and territory, disrupting Kildare’s attempts to build from the back. Their third arrived on 28 minutes, when Finn Travers surged down the right and delivered a superb cross that Wafer met with a stunning first-time volley to complete a deserved hat-trick.

Both teams made changes after the break, and while the tempo dipped, Wicklow remained in control. With ten minutes left, a tactical switch to a more defensive shape did little to blunt their attacking threat. On 73 minutes, Alfie Horan gathered a loose clearance and threaded a clever pass through for Travers, who finished calmly into the bottom corner.

A polished performance from Wicklow Blue, who now sit firmly atop Group G with two wins from two.

1 Kyle Brady

2 Joshua Vaccora 

3 Tristan Hosmer

4 Oliver Gettings

5 Lexi Byrne

6 Alfie Drew Williams

7 Alfie Horan

8 Danny Cronin Kenny 

9 Freddie Horan

10 Paidi Wafer

11 Finn Travers

12 Charlie Doyle Weston 

13 Tom Donoughe

14 Daniel Luduv

15 Aodán Jordan

U12s Yellow 0 vs Dundalk 4

Wicklow’s Yellow team showed plenty of spirit and improvement despite a 0–4 defeat to a sharp Dundalk side in their second outing of the campaign. Although they found themselves 0–3 down at half-time, the first half was far more competitive than the scoreline suggested, with Wicklow enjoying promising spells of possession and building confidently from the back.

Dundalk, however, were ruthless on the counterattack. Their opener came from an impressive long-range strike that caught the Wicklow goalkeeper off his line. The second arrived after a precise through-ball split the defence, leaving the Dundalk striker to finish calmly in a one-on-one. Their third—a curling effort from the right—found the inside netting with pinpoint accuracy.

To their credit, Wicklow regrouped superbly after the break, tightening up defensively and creating several encouraging chances of their own. Their improved organisation forced Dundalk to work much harder, though the visitors eventually added a fourth to seal the result.

While the Yellow team have now lost two from two, their second-half display showed real potential, and they will look to build on that momentum heading into round three.

Squad

Taigdh Murphy

Bobby Kehoe

Elliott Berkeley

Thomas Kaye

Luke O'Riordan

Cormac O'Keefe

Harry Hayden

Daniel Clucas

Franek Klosinski

Arthur Kavanagh

Callum Keogh

Jacob Horbott

Rian Meenan

Basid Apdirahma

13’s Blue 1vs Kilkenny 3

Wicklow U13 Blue delivered a spirited and encouraging performance on Sunday, showing real character despite a 3–1 defeat to a sharp Kilkenny outfit. From the opening whistle, Wicklow matched the visitors for intensity, pressing well and moving the ball with confidence. Captain Sam Collins set the tone early, leading by example with a calm, commanding display at the back. His reading of the game and ability to break up attacks repeatedly kept Wicklow on the front foot.

Midway through the first half, Wicklow grabbed a deserved thanks to a moment of brilliance from Ryan Walker. Picking up the ball on the right wing, he drove past three defenders with a superb solo run before rifling a low strike into the corner for a fantastic opener. Both goalkeepers were outstanding throughout the match, producing important stops at key moments to keep the contest tight.

Kilkenny equalised before the interval and edged ahead early in the second half, but Wicklow refused to drop their heads. Niall Collins delivered an unreal performance in midfield, covering huge ground, winning tackles and driving the team forward whenever possible.

While Kilkenny added a late third on the counter, Wicklow continued to push right to the final whistle, showing great attitude and teamwork.

Despite the result, there were plenty of positives for the Blue squad—resilience, commitment, and flashes of real quality—as they look ahead with confidence to their next fixture.

Squad

1. Nathan Quinn (GK)

2. Sam Collins (captain)

3. Ollie Behan

4. Rhian Judge 

5. Izaac Kilroy

6. Sam Keirns 

7. ⁠Alex Ward

8. ⁠Henry Doyle

9. ⁠Rown Fennell

10. ⁠Niall Collins

11. ⁠Michael Yazilan

12. ⁠Ryan Walker

13. ⁠Daniel O’Halloran

14. ⁠Cormac Breen

15. Jamie Byrne 

16. ⁠Oisin Howard (GK)

U13s Yellow 0 vs Wexford 5

Wicklow U13 Yellow Show Spirit Despite Tough Day in Kilmuckridge

Wicklow U13 Yellow produced a wholehearted and courageous performance in Kilmuckridge on Sunday, despite falling 5–0 to a strong Wexford outfit in challenging conditions.

Backed by a vibrant travelling support, Wicklow started brightly and matched the hosts throughout a frantic opening spell. Their work rate, organisation, and willingness to play positive football in the swirling wind and rain were evident from the outset. The game flowed end to end, with Wicklow’s back line standing firm under pressure and the midfield combining well to drive the team forward.

As the match wore on, Wexford capitalised on their chances with clinical finishing, but Wicklow’s determination never wavered. Every player continued to compete fiercely, showing admirable resilience and teamwork right to the final whistle. The scoreline did little to reflect the effort and commitment on display from the Wicklow side.

It caps an encouraging week for the county’s U13 programme, with both the Yellow and Blue squads now progressing to face each other in next weekend’s eagerly anticipated group-stage clash.

Plenty of positives, plenty of promise—exciting weeks ahead for all involved.

Squad

Scott Howes 

Cillian Lowe 

Billy O'Neill 

Michael Fanning

Oisin Franey

Harry Finnicane 

Dan Blake 

Dylan Smith 

Darragh Gaskin 

Cian Byrne 

Charlie OReilly 

Paddy Merrigan 

Noah Duffy 

Sam Tutty

Ully Verron 

AJ Iconi

U14 Blue 5 vs Carlow 1

With a lot of games around Wicklow on Sunday morning .

This didn't stop this U14 team winning in the local derby.

This result meant they topped their group. 

Wicklow delivered a dominant performance as they stormed to a 7–1 victory over Carlow, showcasing sharp attacking play and relentless teamwork from start to finish. The star of the afternoon was Shane Carroll, who produced a superb hat-trick, leading the Wicklow frontline with pace, precision, and clinical finishing. Caoimhin Murphy added further firepower, grabbing an impressive double that kept Carlow’s defence under constant pressure.

Wicklow’s creativity and work rate were evident all over the pitch, with Ben Moran and Scott Nicholson rounding off the scoring thanks to well-worked team moves. Their goals reflected the fluid passing and intelligent movement that defined Wicklow’s performance. Carlow managed a consolation strike, but they struggled to contain Wicklow’s energy and attacking intent.

Overall, it was a comprehensive and confident display from Wicklow, who combined discipline at the back with ruthless efficiency up front to secure a well-deserved win.

Luke McCoy .GK

Noah Clarkson. GK

Luke O’Neil .

Cian Collins .

Shane lynch .

Scott Nicholson 

Patrick Doyle 

Harry Duffy. 

Callum Brady. 

Luke Gill . 

Sylvester Pekarcik. 

Aidan Cronin Kenny.

Harry Marnagh. 

Caoimhin Murphy. 

Ben Moran.

Shane Carroll.

U14 Yellow 0 vs Kildare 5

The U14s delivered a spirited and encouraging performance on Sunday despite a 5–0 defeat to a strong Kildare side. From the outset, Wicklow worked tirelessly, showing real determination and organisation across the pitch. They pressed bravely, created several promising moves, and never allowed the scoreline to affect their attitude. The defence stood firm for long spells, while the midfield battled constantly to disrupt Kildare’s rhythm. Even as the visitors took their chances clinically, Wicklow’s commitment and teamwork never dropped. The squad can take plenty of positives from their effort, resilience, and improving structure as they look ahead to their next challenge.

Gerry Mullins 

Domhnall Jennings

Bobby Murphy 

Luka Sheehan

Samuel Tracey

Eoghan Ryan 

Sam Reade 

Sè Mooney

David Dranko

Dean Rossiter

Hugo Sheerer 

Ultan McKiney

Joel Kane

Kian Murray

Edger Rodriguez 

Joseph McDonald

 

Under 15s 3 vs Carlow 3 Wicklow win on Pens 

SFAI U15 Interleague

Wicklow U15s Hold Nerve in Shootout to Stay Top of Group

On a wet and miserable afternoon in Leighlinbridge, the Wicklow U15 county squad dug deep to earn a valuable point against Carlow at Vale Wanderers FC in their second group outing. Arriving as group leaders after their opening-day win over Wexford, Wicklow were made to work for everything in a fiercely contested clash.

Carlow came out flying, imposing a physically demanding tempo from the first whistle. Wicklow were slow to settle and were punished early, conceding the opener before gradually playing their way back into the contest. Their persistence paid off when tidy build-up play through midfield freed Cian Ward, who finished well to level matters. The joy was short-lived, however, as a defensive lapse gifted Carlow their second. Wicklow responded impressively once more, with another slick attacking sequence ending in Ward firing home his second to send the sides in level at 2-2.

Wicklow again struggled at the restart and were made to pay when Carlow bundled home a third from a poorly defended corner. But the visitors refused to wilt. A superb move down the right involving Fionn Kelly Farrell, Tyler McElveney and Rian Ward carved open the Carlow back line. A precise pull-back found Evan Gregan arriving at the edge of the area, and he coolly swept the ball into the bottom corner for Wicklow’s third equaliser.

With the match finishing 3-3, penalties were required to determine head-to-head standing should the sides finish level later in the campaign. Wicklow showed admirable composure, converting all five spot kicks, while Ethan Duffy produced a fine save from Carlow’s final effort.

The result leaves Wicklow still perched at the top of the group by a single point heading into the post-Christmas run-in.

Starting 11:

Matthew Gough

Freddie Kavanagh

Milo O'Toole

Tommy Ryan

Ciaran Kenny

Robbie Doyle

Will Carey

Cian Ward

Rian Ward

Patrick Parker

Sean Byrne

Substitutes:

Ethan Duffy

Jude Lawlor

Fionn Kelly Farrell

Fionn Jayawardene

Oscar Dominik

Tyler McElveney

Evan Gregan

Coaches:

Evan Vanderheijden

Robert Doyle

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