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ROBERT EMMETS
Manager: Liam Sweeney
Last year championship: Lost in the Junior B final
This year ACFL: Finished 10th in Division 3
First two opponents: Naomh Bríd (h); Carndonagh (h)
Prospects: Like Naomh Colmcille, Robert Emmets are another side that could benefit from a restructuring of the league with them only winning three games in the league and two were against Pettigo and Naomh Padraig Leifear, both of whom are below Robert Emmets in the league. The Castlefin club had a positive championship last year reaching the Junior B final, but for now, it's just about hanging in and focusing on finding a balanced team that can put it up to opposition teams as they make the step into Junior A.
Star man: Rory Dalton
Death notices for Donegal on Wednesday evening
Illustrator David Rooney with authors Natasha Mac a Bhaird and Meg Grehan.
Death notices for Donegal on Monday morning
Death notices for Donegal on Monday morning
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