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Bill Cleary

Irish footballer

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Bill Cleary was an association football player.

Bill Clery was an Irish soccer player who played in the League of Ireland during the 1920s and 1930s.

Clery was a centre forward who played for Bohemians, who were then an amateur club. He once scored 6 goals in an FAI Cup tie against Bray Unknowns in 1930. His best goalscoring season came in 1930/31 when he netted 20 times in all competitions.

Clery is second in Bohemians' all time FAI Cup goalscorers list with 15 goals.

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· Wikipedia: Bill Cleary

· Wikidata: Q4908491

· DBpedia: Bill Cleary (Irish footballer)

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