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06 Sept 2025
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Mikey Drennan bagged a late winner for Evergreen
A dramatic late winner from Mikey Drennan sent them through to the LFA Leinster Junior Final, after a hard fought win over Roc Celtic on the Kells Road.
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A pulsating tie here the Kells Road saw the two teams have chances to win but the best fell the way to the Kilkenny side.
A strong wind favouring Roc Celtic in the second half didn't have the desired effect for them as Gary Maher's outfit came good in the dying minutes, with a well spotted diagonal pass from David Grincell finding Drennan in space to net.
Elsewhere, it will be a Bridge Utd and Thomastown Utd McCalmont Cup Final after 2-1 wins over Clover Utd and Caslewarren Celtic respectively.
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The pass from @Grinaldo9 and the finish from @mikeydrennan Leinster Junior Cup final spot secured pic.twitter.com/MUkZkqMwfC
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