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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Conor Morrison in action for St Eunan's against Naomh Conaill in 2023
Conor Morrison has left St Eunan's to join the Amsterdam GAA club.
The defender has been working in the Dutch capital for the past few years as a Mechanical Engineer at Mercury Engineering and has been coming back and forth to line out for the Letterkenny men, helping them to win the 2024 Donegal SFC crown.
Realt na Meara clubman Diarmaid Spratt has also left the country and has linked up with London club Harlesden Harps.
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Leon Kelly of Glenswilly has transferred to Canadian side Fraser Valley Gaels, while Naomh Colmcille man Reece Duncan has transferred to Easts Celts in Brisbane.
Dungloe man Ryan Greene has returned from Penrith Gaels in Australia, with Patrick Spier also returning from Down Under to St Michael's, while Dermot Slevin has returned to Four Masters after a spell with London club Parnells.
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