St Columb's College secured a record-breaking fourth consecutive Northern Ireland Under-12 Cup title on Friday afternoon.
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St Columb's College secured a record-breaking fourth consecutive Northern Ireland Under-12 Cup title on Friday afternoon.
CHAMPIONS... The St Columb’s College team that sensationally claimed the Under 12 N.I. Cup for the fourth year running.
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Derry City's Barry Cotter celebrates with team-mates after scoring their side's first goal against Shelbourne at Tolka Park in Dublin. PHOTO: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile.
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St Columb's College secured a record-breaking fourth consecutive Northern Ireland Under-12 Cup title on Friday afternoon.
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