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06 Sept 2025
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Niamh Carr celebrates with family and friends.
Donegal LGFA star Niamh Carr helped Kilmacud Crokes complete back-to-back Leinster LGFA Senior Club Championship titles on Saturday with an emphatic win over Offaly’s Naomh Ciaran.
The Milford girl even got on the scoresheet in the 4-18 to 1-10 rout while the likes of Ailbhe Davoren, Niamh Cotter, Julia Buckley and Emma Kane netted the goals for the Dublin champions.
Kilmacud Crokes scorers: Eabha Ruthledge 0-9 (4f), Niamh Cutter, Emma Kane and Ailbhe Davoren 1-1 each, Michelle Davoren 0-4, Julia Buckley 1-0, Niamh Carr, Grace Kos, Mia Jennings 0-1 each.
Kilmacud Crokes: Rachel Fleming; Philippa Greene, Emer Sweeney, Aoife Kane; Sinead O'Donoghue, Kate Murray, Niamh Carr; Lauren Magee, Grace Kos; Niamh Cotter, Ailbhe Davoren, Mia Jennings; Julia Buckley, Michelle Davoren, Eabha Rutledge.
Subs: Ciara Regan for Murray (35m), Amy Conroy for Buckley (38m), Cassie Sultan for Cutter (41m), Emma Kane for Jennings (49m), Lauren Bedford for Greene (51m), Alanah Jones for O'Donoghue (52m).
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