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Donegal U-14s warming up ahead of Saturday's opening game against Mayo
The Donegal U-14s camogie team took part in the annual All-Ireland U-14 camogie blitz in Dublin on Saturday.
The competition was part of a very busy weekend for the young Donegal team who will also attend Sunday’s All-Ireland camogie finals in Croke Park. Cork and Kilkenny meet in the senior final.
The players will join with teams all across the country in a special parade on the Croke Park pitch during Sunday’s busy day of action at GAA headquarters which will also host the All-Ireland Junior and Intermediate finals.
Donegal U-14s at Saturday's All-Ireland blitz with their mentors Aideen Quinn and Joe Kealy
Donegal U-14s, who are managed by St. Eunan’s clubman Joe Kealy and Aideen Quinn of Letterkenny Gaels, have also competed this season in two Ulster blitzes, in Armagh and Tyrone.
Saturday’s All-Ireland Camogie Blitz was played at the GAA Games Development Centre at Abbotstown with Donegal playing in the Michael Kennedy Cup.
They lost narrowly to eventual cup winners Mayo, while they also lost out to Westmeath before drawing with Carlow.
Watched by a large number of parents, friends and families who made the journey to Dublin for the weekend, this young team produced some wonderful camogie and were a credit to their management, county and clubs on the day. Well done to all.
The Donegal squad was: Allannah Curran (Burt), Ciara O’Donnell (Carndonagh), Anna McDaid (Burt), Aoibhín Franklin (Letterkenny Gaels), Caitlin McCann (Burt), Amy Porter (Carndonagh), Emma Johnston (Letterkenny Gaels), Niamh Sweeney (Letterkenny Gaels), Aoife Sweeney (Letterkenny Gaels), Dearbhla Porter (Burt), Lucia Doherty (Carndonagh), Aoibhín Randles (St. Eunan’s), Maria Kealy (St. Eunan’s), Meabh Neill (Four Masters), Eimear Neill (Four Masters), Lauren Brown (St. Eunan’s), Louise Doherty (Letterkenny Gaels), Laura McCrossan (Carndonagh), Michaela Galvin (St. Eunan’s), Blaithin Toland (Carndonagh), Sadhbh McGrath (Burt), Sinead Otoo (St. Eunan’s), Sophia Deehan (Burt), Siubhán O’Donnell (St. Eunan’s), Tori Ellis (Letterkenny Gaels), Meadhbh Butler (Carndonagh).
Mentors: Joe Kealy, Aideen Quinn, Ann-Marie Gibbons.
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