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18 Oct 2025
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Group 1
Moycarkey Borris 5-6
Durlas Og 2-7
Man of the match Tommy Rice was instrumental in the win for Moycarkey Borris, scoring 5-2 of the total score. Goalie Ronan Doherty played his part in denying Durlas Og two two-goal opportunities.
Conor Guinan for Moycarkey Borris played his part for Durlas Og with some fine points and some great skill. However, it was Moycarkey who finished the stronger to seal the Mid U13 Group 1 Title.
Captain Aidan Russell collected the Centenary Co-op sponsored cup from Mid Chairman John Fahey. The Man of the Match, sponsored by and presented by Michelle McKelvey, was Tommy Rice.
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