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Members of the St Eunan's sides from the 1990s and early 2000s at last night's reunion
When ladies football got underway in 1992 in the county, it was dominated by St Eunan's, who won 13 out of the first 14 championships.
Last night at O'Donnell Park, Brendan Devenney was host, where there were presentations to the current squads of minor and intermediate club players, followed by commemorating this 1992 inaugural team, who won the first ever Donegal LGFA SFC.
"A fantastic evening in the Clubhouse last night at our ladies celebration and presentation awards,"The St Eunan's club posted. "Toasting the great successes of our ladies team of the 90’s, as well as recognising our current talent. A brilliant night. Well done Alma Kavanagh for organising such a special evening, to everyone who helped along the way, and to Brendan Devenney for hosting.
Alma, Donna and Triona Kavanagh, with their father Charlie-1678007608564.jpg)
Debbie Lee Fox presents the U-21 player of the year award to Shauna Higgins
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Young player of the year Sinead MacIntyre with Debbie Lee Fox
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Senior player of the year Sophie McFeely with Debbie Lee Fox
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