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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Donwgal opened their U-20 Development League with a win in Derry last Saturday. Photo Thomas Gallagher
Donegal continue their U-20 Development League Leo Murphy Cup with a fixture away to Roscommon tomorrow, Saturday.
The match will take place at 2pm in O'Rourke Park Castlerea, the home of Castlerea St Kevin's and there will be no charge for patron's for the game.
Gary Duffy's team opened their campaign with a win in Derry last Saturday, on a 3-14 to 0-6 scoreline. The match had originally been pencilled in for MacCumhaill Park but was switched to Celtic Park due to the poor weather.
Roscommon opened their campaign with a 1-12 to 1-9 loss against Mayo at the Connacht Air Dome in Bekan and Mayo will travel to Donegal on Saturday, March 5.
The winners of the section will play the runners-up of Group 2 in the semi-finals, with second place in Donegal's group playing the winners of the other group, in the semi-finals. Group 2 is made up of Tyrone, Down, Louth and Antrim.
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