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Steelstown Ladies celebrate with the Senior Derry Championship once again. Pic by Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
Steelstown Brain Ogs 2-11
Glen 0-3
Steelstown Ladies have won the Derry Senior Championship title for the fourth successive year, after a dominant performance against Glen at Foreglen earlier today.
The Derry champions, who lost to Glen just last month, made sure there was no repeat as they produced an exceptional first half display to all but end the game as a contest. Steelstown led 2-5 to 0-2 at the break thanks to a penalty from Emma Doherty and a goal from Ciara McGurk.
Glen mustered only one further point in the second half as the girls in blue worked hard to ensure their opponents had no encouragement.
See Monday's Derry News for full coverage
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