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06 Sept 2025
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Claremorris ladies captain Laura Kelly taking part in Captain's Day in Croke Park this afternoon. Pic: Sportsfile
The Claremorris Ladies Junior football team have had to deal with the disappointment of not having their All-Ireland final being played in Croke Park this weekend, but their captain Laura Kelly at least had the priviledge of taking part in the Captain's Day at headquarters this afternoon.
The Claremorris ladies will make history by playing in their first ever All-Ireland final on Sunday next when they face-off with O'Donavan Rossa from Cork at 2pm at Parnell Park in Dublin.
Pictured in Croke Park are the six captains who will lead their clubs in search of All-Ireland final glory this weekend. Pic: Sportsfile
Laura and her opposing captain Lisa Harte were among the six captains to meet up for the photoshoot in Croke Park this afternoon.
Also there were the captains of the senior finalists Louise Ward of Kilkerrin-Clonberne, Galway and Aileen Wall of Ballymacarbry, Waterford and Intermediate finalists Ellen Twomey of Glanmire, Cork and Gráinne Prior of Ballinamore Sean O’Heslins, Leitrim.
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