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Eoghan O'Connell speaks to John Lyons about Wrexham's promotion

The last time Eoghan O’Connell won promotion from League Two, things didn’t go as he would have liked.
For when the dust settled on Bury’s promotion from the EFL’s bottom tier in 2018-19, the scale of the club’s financial plight came fully into focus. The Shakers never did kick off the following season in League One and with deals to take them over falling through, the EFL expelled them.
Fortunately, Cork-born defender O’Connell was able to begin the season in the third tier after all, making the switch to Rochdale. However, he...

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