William McMullan's solicitor, Mr Patsy Gallagher, said there was no other traffic on the road at the time and the driving conditions were dry
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Senior C Championship
Pettigo are the reigning champions having overcome Sean MacCumhaill’s in the final last year on a 1-5 to 0-7 scoreline.
In 2024, seven clubs will play in the C Football Competition. There will be two groups - Group A with four teams and then three teams will play in Group B. _(1)-1698268727800.jpg---1720031580635.jpg)
The first team in each group shall progress to the semi-finals. The two quarter finals pairings shall be second in Group A against third in Group B, and second in Group B against third in Group A, with the second placed teams having home advantage.
The winners of each quarter final and the two group winners will be drawn randomly to decide the semi-final pairings. Semi-finals and final to be at neutral venues.
Group A
Termon
Naomh Conaill
Glenfin
Ardara
Group A
Group A fixtures
Round 1:Termon v Naomh Conaill, Glenfin v Ardara
Round 2: Ardara v Termon; Naomh Conaill v Glenfin
Round 3: Termon v Glenfin; Ardara v Naomh Conaill
Group B
Glenswilly
St Eunan’s
Sean MacCumhaill’s
Bye
Group B fixtures
Round 1: Glenswilly v St Eunan’s
Round 2: St Eunan’s v Sean MacCumhaill’s
Round 3: Glenswilly v Sean MacCumhaill’s
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