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Mullinahone side who defeated Moycarkey Borris in the Camida junior A championship final. On Sunday next they will play Dublin side St. Jude's in the All-Ireland final in Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow.
Biggest Game of the Weekend
On Saturday next, the biggest game of the weekend in Mullinahone is the All-Ireland Ladies Junior Football Final, Mullinahone v St Jude’s of Dublin. The game will be played in Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow.
To facilitate the many supporters who are likely to travel, the best way of getting there is via the motorway via Carlow and then turning off at Castledermot and on to Baltinglass. Another route is travelling the motorway almost to Athy and then turning off there and driving straight to Baltinglass.
Best of luck to the team and to all those who will travel in support.
Win or lose, our ladies have provided wonderful entertainment for us during the past year. Mullinahone Abú. It should also be possible to see the game on computer/tv if one doesn’t travel.
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