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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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First Division St Catherine’s defeated Cappry Rovers from the Premier Division to win the Brian McCormick Cup’s Donegal Area Shield on Sunday afternoon.
Cappry Rovers 0
St. Catherines 2
Cappry started the game brightly and had a couple of early chances.
St. Catherine’s settled into the game and were a threat going forward through Daniel Breslin and Ryan Cunningham.
St. Catherines took the lead through Ryan Cunningham who finished well after pouncing on a loose ball in the box.
St. Catherines almost doubled their lead but Brendan Gallen made a fine save.
St Catherines got a dream start to the second half when Alex McBrearty scored after a scramble in the box.
Cappry were dangerous and went close to getting a goal back on a couple of occasions but couldn’t find a way through the St. Catherines defence.
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