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POST MATCH INTERVIEW: ODR Win New York Ladies Junior Title The Long Hall Podcast - America's Irish Voice
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O Donovan Rossa clinched the New York Ladies Junior Football title recently marking the club’s first piece of silverware since the lady's team was established in 2018.
Watch this episode here -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SX9cdwi0v4&t=13s&ab_channel=TheLongHallPodcast
With dominant displays from forwards, Barbara Ward and Klara O Sullivan, Dermot York’s side ran out comprehensive winners over a young Shannon Gaels team on a score line of 4-15 to 3-6.
Ward notched 2-6 while O Sullivan bagged 1-4 as ODR came out on top in the battle of the Queens-based sides.
Perhaps the loudest cheer of the day came for player and all-round club organizer Amy Brett who had spinal surgery just a few weeks earlier
Brett came on for a cameo appearance for the last minute which lifted the ODR crowd to its feet.
The ODR ladies set up is anchored by a massive social club of nearly 130 girls - many of whom made their presence heard in the Gaelic Park stand for the final.
I caught up with Brett, Captain Lauryn Hollywood and Club Chairperson Mary Egan after the game to get their thoughts.
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O Donovan Rossa clinched the New York Ladies Junior Football title recently marking the club’s first piece of silverware since the lady's team was established in 2018.
Watch this episode here -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SX9cdwi0v4&t=13s&ab_channel=TheLongHallPodcast
With dominant displays from forwards, Barbara Ward and Klara O Sullivan, Dermot York’s side ran out comprehensive winners over a young Shannon Gaels team on a score line of 4-15 to 3-6.
Ward notched 2-6 while O Sullivan bagged 1-4 as ODR came out on top in the battle of the Queens-based sides.
Perhaps the loudest cheer of the day came for player and all-round club organizer Amy Brett who had spinal surgery just a few weeks earlier
Brett came on for a cameo appearance for the last minute which lifted the ODR crowd to its feet.
The ODR ladies set up is anchored by a massive social club of nearly 130 girls - many of whom made their presence heard in the Gaelic Park stand for the final.
I caught up with Brett, Captain Lauryn Hollywood and Club Chairperson Mary Egan after the game to get their thoughts.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
10 min