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06 Sept 2025
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The Democrat Jury has spoken for the Michael Murphy Sports & Leisure senior championship final and they have given a resounding vote in favour of St Eunan's - 10-2.
Four Masters manager Kevin Sinclair and Glenswilly's Neil Gallagher are the lone voices in favour of Naomh Conaill. So the bookies and the Democrat Jury have made their call.
There have been even bigger upsets - remember Manus Boyle in 2000 favouring Ardara who upset the 11-1 odds against St Eunan's and Frank McGlynn in 2016 going for Glenswilly as they overcame Kilcar, also 11-1 against on the vote?
PLEASE CLICK ON THE ARROWS TO GO THROUGH THE VOTES
Can it happen again? All eyes will be on MacCumhaill Park on Sunday for the 4:30pm start.
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