Dublin hoping to improve record

Dublin City will be hoping to improve on their record of just one win at home this season when they face St Patrick’s Athletic.

Fri, 05 May, 2006 - 10:07

Dublin City will be hoping to improve on their record of just one win at home this season when they face St Patrick’s Athletic.

The Vikings are close to full strength with just Ben Whelehan and Ger McCarthy still out while the Saints will be without Stephen Quigley.

John Frost, Trevor Molloy and Darragh Maguire are all doubtful, though are likely to be passed fit.

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