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Gaoth Dobhair have taken top spot in the seedings and standings ahead of the last eight
Gaoth Dobhair has taken top spot in the U-21 A group stage as the competition now moves onto the knockout stages.
With three wins from three, the Magheragallon side is the only team with a one hundred per cent record ahead of the quarter-finals.
With eight of the ten sides progressing, Gaoth Dobhair with play eighth placed Aodh Ruadh in the last eight. Second-placed Four Masters are up against MacCumhaills who ended the group phase back in seventh.
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It’s third versus sixth next with Buncrana taking on Naomh Conaill. Finally, the last knockout encounter sees fourth-placed Glenswilly up against fifth-placed Termon.
With Dungloe and St Eunan’s finishing ninth and tenth, they both make their exit from the competition.
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