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Glencar/Manorhamilton's Muireann Devaney scored 0-6 as her side defeated Oughter Gaels to claim the Division 2 title
It's been a tough week for all concerned with Glencar/Manorhamilton after the heartbreak of defeat in last week's mens Senior Championship Final but the club's ladies went some way towards putting a smile back on the faces of their supporters as they defeated Oughteragh Gaels 2-12 to 1-7 to claim the Division Two League title.
Two goals in the space of three first half minutes from Amanda Sweeney and Siobhan Feely helped Manor establish a commanding 11 point half-time lead.
Muireann Devaney was very much to the fore for Manor as she registered a personal tally of 0-6.
For a full report and pictures from todays final see Wednesday's Leitrim Observer.
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Pupils Caitlyn Hayes and Eoghan Maxwell help cut the tape with school principal Mairín O'Keeffe and Minister Josepha Madigan at the official opening on Friday last. Pictures: Willie Donnellan
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