17/09/2021
17/09/2021
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The Dundalk Democrat are delighted to have teamed up with the Peadar Callan Dundalk Snooker League to give you the chance to choose this year's 'shot of the year.
With the help of those involved in running the league, we have put together a video of the shots in contention.
So, please, choose who you think it the most deserving winner from our 11 entries.
To vote for Shot A - Aaron Callan - click here and vote
To vote for Shot B - Gerry Rogers - click here and vote
To vote for Shot C - Stephen McBride - click here and vote
To vote for Shot D - Justin McArdle - click here and vote
To vote for Shot E - Brendan O'Hanlon - click here and vote
To vote for Shot F - Barry McKeever - click here and vote
To vote for Shot G - Alan Thompson - click here and vote
To vote for Shot H - Glen Duffy - click here and vote
To vote for Shot I - Micky Ralph - click here and vote
To vote for Shot J - Dominic O'Connor - click here and vote
To vote for Shot K - James Coburn - click here and vote
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Dundalk Golf Club's Caolan Rafferty
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