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Pobalscoil na Rosann following their Ulster final success
Pobalscoil na Rosann's U-17 girls' team clinched the Ulster Championship title with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair.
The match showcased the team's determination and skill, with Elisha Boyle netting two goals and Emma Wallace adding another. This hard-fought win propels the team into the All-Ireland semi-final, scheduled for Thursday, February 6, at a venue to be confirmed.
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Throughout the season, the U-17 girls have demonstrated consistent excellence. They began their campaign with a win against St Columba's, Glenties, setting a positive tone for the matches that followed.
Their journey continued with a notable victory over St Catherine's, Killybegs, and Coláiste Oiriall, Monaghan before reaching the final.
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