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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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"No one likes to lose and we want to keep this winning momentum going into the semi-final in a few weeks time" says Mungret St Paul's senior football manager Kevin O'Hagan. His side have secured the second straight semi-final spot after a 1-9 to 1-5 victory over St Kieran's this weekend.
Mungret are the only senior football team in the Irish Wire Products Ltd County Senior Football Championship that have maintained an unbeaten run throughout the group games after topping group one.
They will now wait to see the results from the quarter-final's over the next few week's which will decide their semi-final opposition. Newcastle West have qualified for the other semi-final from group two of the championship.
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