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Action from Dundalk RFC vs Enniscorthy. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
Dundalk RFC chase their second win of the season on the Mill Road this afternoon.
Following their excellent 24-14 victory over Enniscorthy in Wexford last Saturday, Mike Walls' team host De La Salle Palmerstown today seeking to continue their bright start.
It took a battling second-half display to secure the victory seven-days ago, with out-half Gearóid McDonald's boot particularly important. However, the impressive functioning of their line-out, which gave Dundalk the platform to prevail, was equally as vital with Hamish Walker calling the shots.
Today's visitors opened their account with a 29-26 victory over Wicklow last weekend.
Dundalk's seconds team are also up against the Dubliners today. Kick-off for that game is 1:30pm with the firsts' out at 3pm.
The Democrat will provide coverage of the games across both our digital and print platforms.
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