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06 Sept 2025
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Mayo and Emily Duffy will be looking for redemption for 2024 against Kerry in the LGFA Under-16 All-Ireland Football Championship Final against Kerry in McDonaagh Park, Nenagh. Pic: Sportsfile
Mayo Under-16 boss Francis Regan has named his side ahead of their All-Ireland Final clash with Kerry tomorrow (Wednesday, July 16).
Mayo make the trip to McDonagh Park in Nenagh looking to avenge their 2024 defeat at the same stage to Cavan, simultaneously bridging a 49-year wait for glory at this grade.
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With that in mind, manager Regan has decided to keep the faith with the side which started their 5-10 to 0-14 demolition of Kildare in the last-four series of the competition, making no changes to the side from that comfortable win.
The team lines out as follows.
Mayo: Meabh Lavin; Isabelle Basquille, Leah McNamara, Sophie Tiernan; Amy Doherty, Grace Bailey, Síofra McGuinness; Chloe Fahey, Ailbhe Ferguson; Aoibhinn McNamara, Saerlaith Dillon, Katie Corcoran; Emily Duffy, Katie Hughes, Mikayla McLoughlin.
The game throws in at 7.15 pm. We'll have full coverage of the game here.
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