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Letterkenny RFC's Adam Marley was named Man of the Match
Letterkenny Rugby Club concluded 2025 with another huge win over City of Derry at Judges Road in Championship 2.
The Dave Gallaher Park men made it four wins in a row in the league, thanks to a 24-17 win as they got off to a super start.
Leading by 14-5 at the break and quickly pushing the lead out to 21 points, tries from Cody Laverty, Man of the Match Adam Marley, and Ben Scott had them in control, while Peter Scott was accurate with all three conversions, also adding a penalty in the second half.
City of Derry did reduce the deficit with two tries, but Letterkenny held out to make it a second win in a row over their neighbours.
That propels the Donegal men up to fifth in the table with 27 points after 11 games, having defeated the Derry side twice and Grosvenor twice in their last four.
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