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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ryan McFadden in action for Lettekenny Institute of Technology (now ATU Donegal) against NUI Galway in last season's Sigerson Cup quarter-final
Following three postponements in the last week, ATU Donegal and Ulster University will finally get a chance to play their round two Sigerson Cup match tomorrow, Sunday.
The sides were due to meet on Wednesday in Jordanstown, only to fall foul of the wintery weather and a Thursday reschedule at the same venue also failed to make the cut. On Friday, the fixture was reversed to Donegal, only for Pairc na nDunaigh in Downings to be deemed unplayable.
However, the match will take place tomorrow at 12 noon, AT Ballinderry Shamrocks GAC in Derry. If required, the 4G at Meadowbank Sports Arena is on standby for the same time as well.
Maxi Curran's side lost their opening fixture 4-15 to 1-7 against DCU in Convoy, while Ulster University - who have Caolan McColgan of Naomh Padraig and St Eunan's Ciaran Moore in their ranks - went down to Queen's University 1-12 to 1-11.
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