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Former Donegal players Karl lacey and Paul Durcan meet some of the underage players from the North London Shamrocks' club
North London Shamrocks GAA club had a special treat for their youth members this week, as they were given the opportunity to meet two Donegal legends, Karl Lacey and Paul Durcan, ahead of the club’s Dinner Dance on Saturday night.
The youngsters were not only thrilled to meet the former Donegal stars and Al-Ireland winners but also had the chance to get up close and personal with the coveted London Senior Football Championship cup.
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The event marked a momentous occasion for the Shamrocks, who recently secured the prestigious title last year, adding a historic achievement to the club’s ever-growing legacy.
Both Lacey and Durcan played integral roles in Donegal’s success over the years, capturing six All-Stars between them, and will be the special guests at the club’s Dinner Dance.
Their attendance adds extra excitement to what promises to be an unforgettable evening, celebrating both the Shamrocks’ victory and their ongoing commitment to Gaelic football in London.
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