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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal's Evelyn McGinley
Donegal ladies take on Roscommon in the Lidl Ladies NFL Division 2 on Sunday with James Daly hoping his side builds on their recent win over Monaghan.
Roscommon, promoted from Division 3 last year, are currently keeping their heads above water. They’re on three points, two clear of Westmeath and three ahead of Tipperary.
They welcome Donegal, fresh from victory over the Farney County and aiming for a late promotion push, to Clann na nGael.
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Donegal are on five points, just one off second place, and with fellow promotion contenders Cork taking on Monaghan, it’s a chance to make up ground.
Donegal: Clare Friel; Niamh Carr, Abigail Temple Asokuh, Sophie McFeeley; Shauna McFadden, Evelyn McGinley, Niamh Boyle; Roisin Rodgers (capt.), Rhiana McColgan; Feena McManamon, Katie Dowds, Amy Porter; Eva Gallagher, Susanne White, Jodie McFadden.
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