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CORK CITY have signed attacking midfielder Kitt Nelson on loan after he signed a new three-and-a-half year deal with Preston North End.
Nelson, 20, should get his first taste of men’s football with the Leesiders after agreeing a switch to Turner’s Cross until June 30.
Nelson said: “I’ve been here since I was eight so to sign a new deal, I’m just delighted and looking forward to the hard work ahead.
“I’m really excited for my loan spell at Cork now. They’ve got good fans out there and they’re a big ambitious club.
“So, I’m delighted with the opportunity to get some more experience.”
City boss Tim Clancy said: “He’s an exciting young player that brings a lot of versatility to the team as well.
“He can play in the middle of the park or up front.”
And North End counterpart Paul Heckingbottom added: “I think his loan will do him the world of good in terms of going out and getting that experience in a good league and getting used to playing men’s football.”
Elsewhere, Ireland U21 ace Darius Lipsiuc has joined Walsall on loan from Stoke City until the end of the season.
Lipsiuc, 19, joined Stoke from St Pat’s a year ago having previously played for his local club St Mochta’s.
He made his first-team debut with a cameo appearance in the Carabao Cup win over Fleetwood Town in September and won his first Ireland under-21 cap against Sweden in November.
And the midfielder will now gain more experience with the League Two outfit.
He said: “It’s been a long time coming with talks throughout the whole window so I’m buzzing and ready to go.
“It’s my time to get football experience in the league now and there is no better place to start than Walsall.
“The team is flying at the moment so hopefully I can help as much as I can and get as many minutes as possible.”
THE Dail speaking rights row is not a “black and white issue”, Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said.
A mass walkout of TDs could be on the cards when the Dail returns on Wednesday.
The threat comes after Michael Lowry’s bid to play both Opposition and Government.
The Government have promised to come up with a solution during the two-week recess — but Opposition parties aren’t for bending.
It emerged today that the Independent TD has ruled out a demand by Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald and Labour leader Ivana Bacik that his technical group be excluded from the Dail’s Leaders’ Questions slot.
Speaking today, Mr Martin said he was not going to be “browbeaten” by the Opposition.
He said: “It is not as black and white as has been articulated by the Opposition.
“No political party can tell another group you can’t form a group.
“It’s a basic principle of freedom of association with the parliament, within the Dail itself.”
Labour TD Duncan Smith said the move by the independents has “absolutely obliterated the notion of new politics”.
Speaking on RTE’s Morning Ireland, he said: “Our anger against this hasn’t diluted in any way. We’re not ruling anything out.
“I don’t want this to be a threat, but it’s now at leaders level.
“Our leader, Ivana Bacik, with other opposition leaders, are trying to get the Taoiseach and Tanaiste to engage on this.”