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Meanings of the bit o' red in English

Russian
слайго роверс
Portuguese
sligo rovers
Spanish
sligo rovers f.c.
Catalan
sligo rovers f.c.

Association football club in Sligo, Ireland.

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слайго роверс
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Examples for "rovers"
Examples for "rovers"
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And the rovers from Moab came into the land the same year.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Old Testament — Part 1
2
The bell is gone now, and no Moslem rovers are in sight.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 2
3
How closely are the rovers able to stick to the time line?
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
4
That's why shipwreck salvagers and pipeline inspectors use submarines or unmanned rovers.
Wired
5
My kids have a particular Wall-E sort of affection for these rovers.
Wired
1
He said: Sligo has gone through a rapid transformation in recent years.
Independent.ie
2
Yeats International Summer School: The Sligo school continues into its second week.
The Irish Times
3
There's a pub with good food in Sligo called The Draft House.
The Irish Times
4
It's been quite a while since parking was a problem in Sligo.
The Irish Times
5
Two other people were taken to Sligo General Hospital with serious injuries.
The Irish Times
1
Former Sligo Rovers centre half David Pugh is still making the headlines.
The Irish Times
2
There was also a debut for former Sligo Rovers goalkeeper Richard Brush.
The Irish Times
3
A demanding home game with Sligo Rovers tonight has Fenlon fully focused, however.
The Irish Times
4
Te win moves the Candystripes within five points of early pacesetters Sligo Rovers.
The Irish Times
5
Tonight, Finn Harps host Shelbourne and Sligo Rovers are at home against Waterford.
The Irish Times
1
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Usage of the bit o' red in English
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A brilliant second goal by substitute Aliou Coly left Rovers down and out, despite the Bit O' Red creating a number of decent chances.
The Irish Times