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06 Sept 2025
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Player of the match award winner Clodagh Lohan on the attack for Longford in the Ladies Football Leinster U-16 'C' Final at the Longwood GAA grounds, Co Meath on Friday evening. Photo: Declan Gilmore
The Longford ladies football U-16 team produced a tremendous performance in the landslide win over Wicklow in the Leinster ‘C’ Final at the Longwood GAA grounds, Co Meath on Friday evening.
Longford . . . 6-23 Wicklow . . . 1-8
Longford captain Sorcha Dawson received the trophy from Leinster Ladies GAA President Dominic Leech while the winner of the player of the match award was Longford star Clodagh Lohan.
More photographs from the Leinster final in the Longford Leader, on sale next Wednesday.
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