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06 Sept 2025
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The U14 girls from Letterkenny Gaels who played Convoy
The U14 Girls Football Fiona Doherty Memorial Cup 2024 hosted by Letterkenny Gaels GAA Club is well and truly up and running with the final Round 2 game being completed last week which saw Glenfin hosting Termon in the beautiful sunshine in Cloghan.
The final round of group games took place on Saturday with Gaeil Leitir Ceanainn hosting Glenfin at Paric na nGael and Convoy travelling to the Burn Road to take on Termon. All games have been very competitive so far and all four clubs fielding teams of 20-plus players in each of the games. The semi-finals and finals of the Fiona Doherty Memorial Cup will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 25 and 26.
St. Mary’s, Convoy U14 girls
Glenfin U14 girls before taking on Termon in the annual Fiona Doherty Memorial Tournament
Termon U14 girls who played Glenfin
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