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Knockbride with the upset | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Knockbride produced a memorable upset in the Cavan Senior Ladies Football Championship final, bringing Lurgan’s bid for a third successive title to an end. Having already met three times during the season, both sides knew what to expect. This time, Knockbride rose to the occasion. Lurgan, managed by Neil Quigley, had arrived at the decider aiming to complete the three-in-a-row, with the manager insisting that the hunger for further success remained as strong as ever. Vice-captain Evelyn Baugh ha
Shercock win Junior Final | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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The first title to be won on this Saturday afternoon of ladies football in Breffni Park went to Shercock GFC. Level at hald time, Killinkere had been struggling to make their mark in the early minutes. Many balls dropping short. The wind might have been a factor, but no excuse for sloppy passes. Then, at bit out of nowhere, like during their season, Shercock picked up the pace and points. "We just said we need to do what we do best and work the ball through the hands. Our strength is our speed.
Cornafean lift trophy | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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St Finbarrs last lifted the Intermediate trophy 2016 and Cornafean has made them wait at least another year. Dominant from the get-go, Cornafean pushed hard in the last third. Aimee McIntyre underscored their will to win when she attacked from the right side of the box and drove the ball into the top left corner of the net. They left them little breathing time. A ball from Deirbhile McCaffrey's sailed towards the goal where Brid Mughes misjudged it -to Finbarrs disadvantage. Aimee then struck ag
1 in 3 farmers intends to leave sector | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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One in three Irish farmers intend to leave the farming sector within the next five years, according to a major national survey which has raised concerns about farm succession, incomes and the structure of Irish agriculture. The Agriland/Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA) survey, conducted by research agency Opinions, received responses from around 2,300 farmers across all sectors, ages and regions. The findings indicate that the prospect of farmers leaving the industry is not con
Keep showing up | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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"Keep showing up, speaking up, keep bringing your ideas" was the encouragement to all the young people who helped shape Bounce Back over the past ten years. The popular youth initiative is not a programme where kids are simply spoken to, it has created a space where they are heard. In this spirit, the anniversary celebrations in the County Museum in Ballyjamesduff last Friday was put together by staff, partners and the young people themselves, reflecting the respectful environment the youth supp
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