26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Foyle Harps will be interested in the result of tonight's McAlinden Cup semi-final between Maiden City and Don Boscos.
The D&D continues this week with the first of the McAlinden Cup semi-finals taking place tonight between Maiden City and Don Boscos at Prehen at 7pm.
The other semi-final, between TOTHC and Foyle Harps, will take place next Monday evening at Clooney Park West.
This week's fixtures:
Tonight, 7pm
McAlinden Cup Semi Final
Maiden City vs. Don Boscos
Prehen 3
Tuesday, June 15, 7pm
Oxford vs. Phoenix Athletic
Brooke Park
Creggan Swifts vs. Ballymoor
Prehen 3
Goldswifts vs. Magee
Clooney Park West
Wednesday, June 16, 7pm
Culmore vs. Tristar
Culmore
Lisahally vs. Newell
Clooney Park West 2
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