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06 Sept 2025
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St Mary’s scored a last minute goal to deny the Letterkenny Institute of Technology ladies on Wednesday night in Convoy.
Letterkenny Institute of Technology 1-7
St Mary’s 2-4
LyIT ladies, now managed by Glenfin and Donegal player Katy Herron, were leading by three points until the final minute.
Emma Howe scored 1-2 for the Port Road scholars and they looked set for victory until they were denied right at the death.
Howe also scored for the LyIT soccer team in a comfortable 11-0 win over DCU on Wednesday afternoon.
LyIT: Aoife McColgan, Shauna McFadden, Marie Kelly, Mary O’Donnell, Tara Walsh, Aoife Deane, Karen McLoughlin, Katie Long (0-2), Orlaith Connolly, Dearbhaile McCaffrey, Eimear Friel, Julie Trearty, Aimee McIntyre (0-2), Emma Howe (1-2), Nadine Friel. Subs: Bridin McGuire, Saskia Boyle, Ciara McGarvey, Emer O’Neill, Josephine Gallagher, Leah Gallen, Danielle McGinley, Clare Doherty (0-1), Saoirse Bonner.
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