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Photos from the 2025 Louth School Girls League Finals Weekend at Oriel Park on Saturday and Sunday last.
Over 200 girls took part in eight finals in an action-packed weekend to decide the U11 - U15 cup winners, and U11 - U13 shield winners.
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Quay Celtic defeated Bellurgan United Black 2-0 to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-11 Shield Final. Bellurgan United Red beat Castletown Belles 3-1 to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-11 Cup Final.
East Meath United defeated Termonfeckin Celtic 4-0 to win the Zara Murphy Memorial LSGL Under-13 Shield Final. Bellurgan United beat Quay Celtic 3-0 on penalties to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-13 Cup Final.
Louth Academy XI defeated Termonfeckin Celtic 1-0 to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-15 Exhibition Match. Albion Rovers beat Dromin United to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-15 Cup Final.
Blayney Academy Yellow beat Quay Celtic 2-0 to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-12 Shield Final. Albion Rovers defeated Bellurgan United 3-2 on penalties to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-12 Cup Final.
Quay Celtic beat Blayney Academy 2-1 to win the Dundalk Credit Union LSGL Under-14 Cup Final.
The Finals Weekend also made history as Nicole Carthy (16), Louise Turner (18), and Caoimhe Bailey (25) were the first all-female panel of officials to oversee a finals event in the county.
Photos by LSGL and Striker Online
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