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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Abbey Vocational School's GAA team
Abbey Vocational School is set to face St Colman’s Newry in the MacRory Cup quarter-finals this Sunday in Convoy.
The game was originally planned for Wednesday, but the match had to be postponed due to poor weather and is now rescheduled to take place at 3pm at the Donegal Training Centre in Convoy.
Under the guidance of Stuart McFadden, Abbey Vocational School, who won the All-Ireland B title last March, earned their spot by finishing at the top of their group and securing a commanding 10-point victory over Cathair Doire in the play-off stage.
The Donegal SouthWest game against Omagh CBS will go ahead as normal on Friday.
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