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ST. MICHAEL'S GAA Ladies Team |
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St. Michael's Ladies Team Won Junor Gaeltacht Championship. |
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St. Michael's Ladies Captan Rosing McGonagle being presented with the Cup in Magheragallon on Easter Monday 24th March this year. |
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St. Michael's Ladies Team Won All Ireland U14 Feile 2008. |
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Back L to R: Leanne Keaveney, Evelyn McGinley, Danielle Stewart, Marrion Doherty, Chloe Ferry, Mary B. O'Donnell, Lisa Gallagher, Aoife McPhilemy, Donna Creamer, Maria Carr, Rachael Coyle. |
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The Feile Ladies With Their Danny Lafferty Gear. |
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ST. MICHAELS U14 GIRLS WIN DIVISION 2 FEILE TITLE. The girls from the Bridge went to
Cavan with only one thing on their mind to do themselves , their parents,
their club and their county proud and they did so with grit,
determination,and a pride not often seen in girls so young.The campaign
began on Friday afternoon against the host side Lurgan and they won easily .
Final score St Michaels 2-11 Lurgan 1-0.The next match was on Saturday
morning vs. Latton Co Monaghan where they demolished the opposition 6-14 vs.
0-0.Next on the list was a very competent Athlone team who were well in the
game until half time but some straight talking from the management Hugh
Carr, and Anthony Gallagher which lifted the girls to a new dimension with
the full forward Rachael the hero of the day scoring four class goals in
fifteen minutes. Final score St Michaels 4-10 Athlone 1-5. Saturday afternoon they traveled to Mulahorran for the semi finals and
met probably the strongest opposition Cill Ishael (Tyrone ) and the match
went down to the wire. Final score St. Michaels 3-1 Cill Ishael 2-4. When
the game went to extra time the Donegal girls had
what it takes and scored 1-1 without reply . On Sunday a very tired bunch of girls traveled to Breffni to meet
Kilmacud Crokes in the final and what a game it turned out to be with a low
score, some breathtaking excitement,and a result that will stay with us for
the rest of lives. It was a very low scoring affair with some great defending by both sides
and the defining moment was when a penalty rather harsly given against the
St Michaels but our goalkeeper
Mary B O'Donnell was the heroine of the day with a great , great save to end
the match. Final score St. Michaels 1-2 Kilmacud Crokes 0-2.
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