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St Naul's will go into the competition as the Donegal Division 2 league winners
St Naul’s and Robert Emmets are two teams from Donegal who are set for the 2024 O’Neills All-Ireland Club Seven-a-Side competitions that will be played on Saturday, August 3 at the Naomh Mearnóg and St Sylvester’s clubs in Dublin.
Seventy clubs from Ireland and overseas will participate for the Senior, Intermediate, and Junior prizes on offer with St Naul’s who have recently won the Division 2 league set to play in the senior tournament, while Donegal Division 3 league winners Robert Emmets set to play in the junior competition.
O’Neills were recently unveiled as sponsors of the LGFA’s All-Ireland Club 7s competitions, a development that further strengthens the relationship between the LGFA and O’Neills.
Mícheál Naughton, President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, commented: “We’re looking forward to our 2024 O’Neills All-Ireland Club 7s competitions – and we’re delighted to have O’Neills on board as our new official sponsors of this prestigious annual event.
“We recently announced our sponsorship at the home of Gaelic Games, Croke Park, the venue for our 2024 TG4 All-Ireland Finals on Sunday.
“On the eve of those three games, we look forward to welcoming 70 teams from Ireland and Britain to Naomh Mearnóg and St Sylvester’s on Saturday, for what promises to be a festival of football.
“We’ll return once again to the traditional home of the tournament, where we’ve always been provided with an extremely warm welcome. Facilities there are of the highest order and we look forward to open and attacking football.
“I wish all of the competing teams the very best of luck and I want to acknowledge the sterling work of competition organisers, while also paying tribute to our referees and officials who will be on duty on Saturday.
“The O’Neills All-Ireland Club 7s are the perfect appetiser ahead of TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday – and we hope to see many fans who will be present at Naomh Mearnóg and St Sylvester’s on Saturday making the trip to Croke Park on Sunday.”
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