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Sacred Heart School from Westport (Mayo) defeated Moate Community School in the All-Ireland LGFA Junior A Championship final in Orchard Park, Elphin. Pics: Sportsfile
Thursday, March 19, 2026, will go down in history at Sacred Heart School, Westport, as the day they brought an All-Ireland title home to Mayo
The Junior side etched their names into folklore in Orchard Park, Elphin, as they put reigning champions Moate Community School to the sword and kick-started one hell of a celebration on the shores of Clew Bay.
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The party really started on the turf, though, as the elation set in for those proud girls who battled hard for the most important win of all.
Have a look through this gallery of photos from the day, and see if you spot someone you know!
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