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06 Sept 2025
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Mercy Ballymahon SS senior football squad pictured before the recent Leinster 'C' Championship final against Gaelcholáiste Reachrann (Dublin) Photo: Frank McGrath
It's a big weekend for the Mercy Ballymahon Secondary School senior footballers who take on the Munster champions Tarbert Comprehensive School (Kerry) in the All-Ireland ‘C’ semi-final on the astro turf pitch at the Clarecastle GAA grounds, Co Clare this Saturday, throw-in 2.30pm.
Following their recent tremendous Leinster Championship title triumph, the Ballymahon SS boys will be hoping to achieve another major win in their bid to reach the All-Ireland final with their talented team comprised of players from Longford and Westmeath.
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