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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured L to : Lauren Farrell, Ella Cuskelly, Eabha McGuinness, Ciannait Goulding, Aoife Corcoran, Lauryn Leavy, Kate Cunningham
Last Saturday was a full-on full filled day at Daingean GAA pitch as the locally based Naomh Molaoise Ladies Football Club staged a very successful fundraiser.
From cyclists, guest cyclists, local celebrities, interviews, zumba, bake sale, colour fun, a Uniquely Irish Race, face painting, players, coaches, volunteers, sponsorship from so many local businesses, fabulous weather, laughs & giggles and so much 'feel good' factor, it is safe to say the Naomh Molaoise BikeAthon 2025 was a resounding success.
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Huge thanks to all who helped out and took part on the day. Well done to all sponsors and volunteers with special thanks to the organising committee for their hard work putting the day together - they asked and the players & community stepped forward.
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