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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Josh Flynn, St Attracta's (left) and Darragh O'Brien, Abbey CBS in action during the semi-final. Picture: Carl Brennan
The venue has changed for tomorrows All-Ireland schools football final. Abbey CBS from Tipperary Town were set to take the field against Tyrone and Ulster representatives St. Patrick's Donaghmore in the Masita All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Senior Football B Final in Westmeath but The Downs GAA club pitch is deemed unplayable due to the recent weather conditions.
The final will now take place at the Connaught Centre of Excellence near Bekan in County Mayo.
Both sides will make the trek westwards with the Paddy Drummond Cup the prize for the victors.
Throw in for tomorrows game is now 2.30pm
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