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06 Sept 2025
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Above: Tiernaigh O’Neill Murphy, Alana Lahart, Colleen Byrne, Megan Carroll and Alannah Dunne
An under 15 ladies gaelic football team hopped on their bikes, at the weekend, to raise funds for their trip to a regional final.
The Dunnamaggin ladies gaelic football club won the Kilkenny County Féile Shield and have progressed to the 2024 John West Féile Peale an nÓg national division one finals, taking place in Galway on Saturday, June 29. They will be the team to represent Kilkenny - the first time in club history that this has happened!ladies gaelic football club won the Kilkenny County Féile Shield and have progressed to the 2024 John West Féile Peale an nÓg national division one finals, taking place in Galway on Saturday, June 29. They will be the team to represent Kilkenny - the first time in club history that this has happened!
In advance of the trip the ladies cycled the equivalent of the distance from Kilkenny to Galway, on static bikes located in Carroll’s Centra, Knocktopher. This was to raise funds to cover the trip.
Support the ladies at iDonate on: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/dunnamagginlgfc3
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