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Shane Hannon is in studio this morning bringing the Halloween festivity and by his side are two more Halloween lovers in Dara Smith-Naughton and Enda Coll. Brining you reaction to the disciplinary panel clearing Tadhg Furlong’s foul.
Also, ahead of Man Utd vs Chelsea the lads discuss how Michael Carrick is going into this game on thin ice.
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