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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal Town U-14 side
Donegal Town U-14 Rugby Club has reached the final of the Ulster U-14’s Provincial Cup today beating Virginia
Donegal ignited the field with relentless intensity from the outset, applying constant pressure on Virginia throughout the match.
The formidable Donegal defense compelled Virginia's players to commit, creating ample space on the wings during turnovers. As the pace quickened, opportunities blossomed. Donegal's defense remained impenetrable, denying Virginia any points.
Precise handling and expert offloading enabled seamless ball movement across the pitch. With a total of eight tries and six conversions, including a hat trick by Max Irwin.
The thrilling victory sets the stage for the final against Cavan on March 30 in Magherafelt.
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