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Ranafast-based coach company BusFeda/Feda O'Donnell Coaches have come up trumps for their local club Naomh Muire.
In what is believed to be the biggest underage sponsorship in Donegal, Bus Feda, are to sponsor all underage jersies for Naomh Muire for the coming season.
The sponsorship covers all teams at the club from U-8 right up U-18 (minor), a total of 180 jerseys, and is a tremendous gesture by the O’Donnell family.
Feda O’Donnel is the properier of one of the leading coach companies in Donegal, a life-long follower of Gaelic Games and supporter of his local club and Donegal.
Meanwhile, Naomh Muire are one of only 20 clubs in Ulster and only 60 in Ireland who are now part of phase two of the GAA Healthy Clubs initiative.
This is a nationwide focus on all aspects of Health and Wellbeing. The Healthy Club banner was presented to Naomh Muire this week.
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Glenswilly GAA clubhouse will pay host to the event on Monday. Photo: Geraldine Diver
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