Interview with Aifric Keogh and Philip Doyle of the Ireland Olympic Team - Olympic Games coverage | row2k.com
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Gardai arrest woman (30s) after 33-yr-old father-of-three Philip Doyle dies from stab wounds in Wexford – TheLiberal.ie – Our News, Your Views
Elite rower Dr Philip Doyle on consuming more than 6,000 calories a day - The Irish News
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Philip Doyle, facing jail for killing his fiancée's infant son, pictured posing happily beside his sporting heroes | Daily Mail Online
Philip Doyle, facing jail for killing his fiancée's infant son, pictured posing happily beside his sporting heroes | Daily Mail Online
Irish rowing star Philip Doyle on the frontline working as a doctor in Newry - Irish Mirror Online
Wife of 'proud' young dad Philip Doyle stabbed to death in Co Wexford home arrested and quizzed over kill horror
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The Banbridge Chronicle - OAR-SOME!...Banbridge rower Philip Doyle (below right) and his team-mate Ronan Byrne secured a superb silver in the men's double sculls at the World Cup regatta in Rotterdam. The
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Philip Doyle, facing jail for killing his fiancée's infant son, pictured posing happily beside his sporting heroes | Daily Mail Online
Banbridge rower Philip Doyle helps Ireland land another Olympic place - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Olympic diary: Semi-final disappointment for Banbridge rower Philip Doyle - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
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Banbridge rower Philip Doyle helps Ireland land another Olympic place - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
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Philip Doyle, facing jail for killing his fiancée's infant son, pictured posing happily beside his sporting heroes | Daily Mail Online
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Man jailed for killing three-month-old baby loses appeal against manslaughter conviction - Independent.ie
