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05 Sept 2025
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The showpiece of the Donegal LGFA took place on Sunday in front of a huge crowd in the region of 1,500 at O'Donnell Park in Letterkenny with their two main finals taking place.
In the intermediate decider, Aodh Ruadh overcame Ardara on a scoreline of 6-11 to 1-6, with Cait Gillespie and Terri Gallagher bagging two goals each with Keon and Eimear McMahon getting the other two in a most dominant display.
It meant a first title for the Ballyshannon-based club since 2010 and they will play senior next year.
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Meanwhile, this year's senior showpiece was a dramatic affair, with Termon and Glenfin ending up level at 0-14 to 1-11 after extra-time and the match being decided on 25-metre frees, with Andy Connors' Termon scoring all five of their kicks, while Glenfin managed three from their four. Termon won out so, 0-19 to 1-14.
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It put an end to Glenfin's hopes of three senior crowns in succession, although with the two clubs showing domination of the local scene, their paths will cross soon again.
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