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14 Dec 2025
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Naomh Muire, Lower Rosses will make history this Sunday with a first ever Ulser club game being played at The Banks.
The Naomh Muire Ladies overcame Aughadrumsee of Fermanagh by 1-14 to 2-6 in the quarter-finals.
This Sunday, they meet Con Magees-Glenravel with a bumper crowd expected at the Banks Mullaghderg, and there is a great sense of expectation.
Throw-in is 2.00 pm.
Con Magees beat Claudy of Derry by 5-9 to 2-6 in their previous game and will be a real test for the west Donegal side.
These are busy times for the club whose minor ladies have reached the Ulster Final.
Michael Oliver McIntyre in his coaching role with Naomh Columba
Inspector Paul Gallagher, Sharon Curran (SATU), Haaris Sheikh (TCD), Professor Lorraine Leeson (TCD) & Connie McGilloway (SATU Donegal)
The new coastal sauna will be based at Portnacross Pier, overlooking Fintra Bay
The man was charged with having cannabis for the purpose of selling or otherwise supplying to others
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