The most popular news stories this week

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24 Nov, 2019 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News How It Happened: Coleraine 3 Carrick Rangers 2 Coleraine were made to work all the way by a spirited Carrick Rangers side, who twice led at The Showgrounds through Lloyd Anderson and Sachem, but James McLaughlin, Ben Doherty and Alex Gawne secured the points for Coleraine. Institute miss chance to secure win at Ballymena United Ballymena United 1, Institute 1 HOW IT HAPPENED: Portadown 2 Loughgall 1 Portadown bounced back from Peter Campbell's second-half goal to secure three derby points and protect top spot in the Bluefin Sport Championship table thanks to Aaron Duke and Conal McGrandles. All change for Michael Dunlop and TAS Racing in 2020 Michael Dunlop is set to take on a new challenge in 2020 after two seasons in the Superbike class with Northern Ireland's Tyco BMW team. TAS Racing confirms Taylor Mackenzie and Bradley Ray for 2020 British Superbike Championship Bradley Ray and Taylor Mackenzie will front TAS Racing's British Superbike challenge in 2020 on BMW S10000RR machinery. Paddy McLaughlin's pride in foundation behind Cliftonville rise Paddy McLaughlin has highlighted the defensive resolve behind the Cliftonville rise across the current campaign. Oran Kearney is hoping for an immediate reaction from Coleraine Before last Saturday's game at Warrenpoint Town you had to go back to November 18th, 2017 for the last time Oran Kearney tasted defeat whilst in charge of Coleraine. Barry Gray knows there's plenty of work still to be done at Warrenpoint Warrenpoint Town haven't had too much to smile about this season. See all the day's news here

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