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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Setanta.
Setanta were much too strong for a weakened Aodh Ruadh at the Cross on Monday in the Donegal SHC.
Setanta 8-36
Aodh Ruadh 0-9
At half-time, Setanta led by 7-21 to 0-1 in a most one-sided affair.
Josh Cronolly McGee, Gerard Gilmore, Oisin Marley, Dean Harvey and Davin Flynn got the first-half goals.
Flynn, Declan Coulter and Marley were among the point scorers with Aaron Cullen replying for the visitors.
It got a bit better for them in the second half as they hit 0-8, but rampant Setanta tagged on 1-15.
Ritchie Kee got the goal while Michael Donaghue and John Ward were among the point scorers.
Aaron Cullen, Daithi Breen, Rory Cullen, Kyle McNulty Ryan Ayres and Brendan Drummond had points for Aodh Ruadh.
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