Finn Harps supporters at Finn Park for the Cork City game at the weekend.
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05 Apr 2026
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The Keadue Rovers Saturday team
Keadue Rovers have been crowned champions of the Old Orchard Inn Saturday Division 2 after results went their way on Saturday.
The Central Park men had no game this weekend and were almost champions-elect coming into the weekend, with only Arranmore United able to match their points tally if the Islanders won their final three games.
But their neighbours across the water couldn’t do so as they suffered a 4-1 defeat away to Fanad United as the Traigh-A-Loch men overtook them in third place.
Phil Boyle gave the visitors the lead inside half an hour, but the sides were level at the break as Dylan McBride hit the net.
And Fanad hit three goals in as many minutes in the final 10 minutes of the game through Peter Carr, Charlie McAteer, and Niall Toland to seal the win.
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Paul Ferry's side have enjoyed a fantastic season to date and will lift the league title when they face off against The Islanders on Saturday, April 18, in the final league fixture of the season.
A record of twelve wins, one draw, and four defeats has Keadue on 37 points and confirmed as champions, with a Voodoo Cup semi-final against another team who won a title on Saturday in Division 1 winners Kildrum Tigers, which will be played on April 25, as both sides look to complete a double.
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