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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ruairi Campbell in action for Donegal against Mayo last year. Photo Geraldine Diver
Donegal and Setanta’s Ruairi Campbell played his part as Queen’s University qualified for the GAAHE All-Ireland Division 2 League final last night.
Campbell scored 1-1 as the Belfast college got the better of UCD at Dundalk Institute of Technology’s grounds in the semi-finals.
Campbell played for his club in last Sunday’s deferred 2021 U-21 Championship final against St Eunan’s and is also part of Mickey McCann’s panel with the Donegal seniors, who open their Allianz NHL Division 2 campaign against London in Letterkenny on Sunday.
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