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Dundalk players celebrate with the First Division trophy. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile
SSE Airtricity Men's First Division champions Dundalk FC have four players named in the 2025 PFA Ireland Men's First Division Team of the Year as voted for by the players.
The Lilywhites quartet represented on the team are defender Vinnie Leonard, Brighton & Hove Albion U21 player and former Dundalk defender Seán Keogh, midfielder Harry Groome, and captain Daryl Horgan.
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The XI is also made up of two players from Cobh Ramblers, Bray Wanderers, Wexford, and one player from Treaty United.
PFAI First Division Team of the Year: Paul Martin (Wexford), Max Murphy (Bray Wanderers), Vinnie Leonard (Dundalk FC), Shane Griffin (Cobh Ramblers), Seán Keogh (Dundalk FC); MF: Barry Coffey (Cobh Ramblers), Harry Groome (Dundalk FC), Lee Devitt (Treaty United); Billy O'Neill (Bray Wanderers), Mikie Rowe (Wexford), Daryl Horgan (Dundalk FC).
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