Naomh Conaill - champions for the eighth time in Donegal Picture Thomas Gallagher
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23 Oct 2025
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Dungloe and Lavey clash in the Ulster JFC decider.
There is good news for any Dungloe supporters that can’t make Sunday’s Ulster JFC final clash with Lavey in Healy Park, Omagh.
Ulster Ladies Gaelic have just announced on their social media that they will be streaming all three provincial LGFA deciders on their facebook page at the weekend.
Tony Boyle’s girls are in action against their Derry counterparts at 12.30pm.
It will be a first-ever provincial final for the Rosses-based club, at any level, and it’s a huge day in the club’s long and illustrious history.
“It's a special occasion for the club and there is great excitement in the club and the supporters have really got behind the girls,” says the Dungloe manager and Donegal legend Tony Boyle.
“We had big support for the first game against Coalisland, at home in Rosses Park, and they also travelled in big numbers to Cremartin for the semi-final against Tyholland.
“And we are expecting a big crowd to make the trip to Omagh, next Sunday for the final.
“Last year, the girls were going to the men’s game in Ulster and, this year, the boys are all going to the girl's games which is good to see.”
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