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He takes over on a three year deal
Former Republic of Ireland international Keith Andrews has been appointed as Brentford's new head coach on a three-year deal.
He steps up from his role as set-piece coach following Thomas Frank's departure to Tottenham.
Andrews' first Premier League game in charge will be at Nottingham Forest in August.
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He will deputise for Lando Norris for McLaren
Local GAA Attention On UPMC Senior Hurling Championship This Weekend
The preliminary round gets underway
Newbridge Town Play In The First Round Of The FAI Women's Cup
They go up against Whitehall Rangers
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USA are ranked number one in the world
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The deal has cost the Reds €47 million
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Keith Egan of Carton House in Maynooth and Orla Darcy of Naas are both involved
Kevin McStay's Reign As Mayo GAA Manager Is Over
The decision to relieve him of his duty was made last night
Dan Sheehan To Captain The Lions In Saturday's Match Against The Western Force
Eadestown's Tadhg Beirne starts at blindside flanker
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