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Carlow man and Waterford FC striker Padraig Amond scored a 13 minute hattrick against Drogheda last Friday.
Waterford were 2-0 just after the break before Padraig Amond went on a mad scoring streak and scored 3 goals in 13 minutes to help get Waterford to a 4-2 victory.
The victory takes Waterford up to fifth in the League of Ireland table. The hattrick also take Amond to tied second in the top scorers list with 8 goals in 17 games for the Carlow man.
Watch the full clip of the hattrick securing goal below.
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— Virgin Media Sport (@VMSportIE) May 23, 2024
Three goals in 13 minutes for @padraigamond21 and Waterford lead 3-2!
What a second half this has been!#WATDRO | #LOI pic.twitter.com/eVGdBPPg8v
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