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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Niamh Boyle and the Naomh Ultan U-12 group
Donegal senior ladies star Niamh Boyle visited Páirc Naomh Ultan this week to lead a training session with the club’s U-12 girls team.
The session was a great chance for the young players to learn from someone with county-level experience. The girls really enjoyed it and were delighted to have Niamh there.
Naomh Ultan GAA thanked her for taking the time to share her knowledge and support the development of ladies football at the club.
A group photo at the end showed plenty of happy faces after a fun and useful evening on the pitch.
Niamh and her Donegal ladies teammates are in All-Ireland group series action later this afternoon in Lifford as they take on Galway.
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