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06 Sept 2025
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Kilmacrennan Celtic are looking forward to Champions League finals at U-14 and U-16 level after they won their semi-finals over the weekend.
Kilmacrenan U-14s beat Bonagee Utd. 1-0 on Saturday with Aaron Gallagher the match winner. Kilmac will play Swilly Rovers in the final after the Ramelton club defeated Letterkenny Rovers 3-0 in their semi-final.
The U-16 semi-finals were played on Sunday. Lagan Harps recorded a fine 1-0 win over Swilly Rovers at Swilly Park with Jack Patton scoring.
In the other semi-final, Kilmacrennan beat Letterkenny Rovers 3-1 with goals from Bobby McGettigan, Padraig McGinty and Stephen Black.
The Letterkenny goal was scored by Gabriel Aduaka.
The U-16 final between Kilmacrennan Celtic and Lagan Harps will be played at The Moss, Drumoghill on Saturday, December 17th at 11.30am.
Relay for Life takes place in Letterkenny each May
The new seated stand at Bundoran GAA club
The 2022 Defective Concrete Blocks Act didn't undergo pre-legislative scrutiny, but this new one will
Michael Joseph Mac Phaidín enjoyed his stint at Electric Picnic
The Abbey Hotel's ballroom floor's second coat. Photo: Abbey Hotel
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