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Lavey's win over Magherafelt sets them up with a semi-final with Slaughtneil in the Derry U15 A championship next week.
On the other side of the draw, Ballinascreen - last year's U14 champions - will face Bellaghy.
U15 FC Quarter-Finals
A
Lavey 3-9 Magherafelt 4-5, Slaughtneil 2-11 Greenlough 0-6, Ballinascreen 7-12 Glen 0-7, Bellaghy 5-5 Steelstown 2-9
Semi-Finals - Thursday, August 5
Slaughtneil v Lavey, Ballinascreen v Bellaghy
B1
Ballinderry 2-5 Dungiven 1-10, Faughanvale 5-22 Banagher 1-6, Desertmartin 4-9 St Patrick's 6-15, Glenullin 5-12 Loup 2-7
Semi-Finals - Thursday, August 5
Dungiven v Faughanvale. St Patrick's v Glenullin
B2
Swatragh 4-14 Castledawson 2-9, Coleraine d/f Craigbane w/o, Newbridge 10-13 Kilrea 4-8, Doire Trasna 1-6 Limavady 4-11
Semi-Finals - Thursday, August 5
Swatragh v Craigbane, Newebridge v Limavady
C Round 1
Lissan 4-18 St Michael's 2-12
Quarter-Finals - Thursday, August 5
Ballymaguigan v Lissan, Ballerin v Slaughtmanus, Foreglen v Sean Dolan's, Claudy v Doire Colmcille
Katie pictured outside her work, Drumahoe Veterinary Clinic, which Katie describes as the biggest focus of her recovery
On the day there will also be free dog chipping, a doggie photo booth and spot prizes for best dressed pooches
Ellen Hasson as Amelia Earhart pictured at the City of Derry airport.
Catherine McCafferty with her fiancé, Tim Arts, and her nine-year-old Yorkshire Terrier dog, Jessie.
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