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06 Sept 2025
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Heavy rainfall meant the contest at Na Rossa's home venue had to be abandoned at the break
Dungloe's U-21 A group championship encounter with Termon had to be abandoned at half-time on Saturday afternoon as heavy rainfall eventually watered-logged the pitch.
Dungloe originally had home advantage for the contest but with their senior ladies side in Ulster Club action on Sunday this tie was switched from Rosses Park to nearby Madavagh in Leitirmacaward.
In deteriorating conditions, both sides struggled to make an impact as Termon led 1-0 to 0-2 at the changeover. And it was at this stage that Ardara referee Cathal Boland made the call to abandon proceedings.
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Dungloe had opened their U-21 campaign last weekend with a heavy 6-12 to 0-9 loss away to Four Masters. Termon, on the other hand, started with a fine 2-5 to 1-7 win over St Eunan's at O'Donnell Park.
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