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Deadline nears for football clubs to enter O’Gorman Cup

*Doonbeg’s Sean Conway. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

ENTRIES for the annual O’Gorman Cup adult football competition are now being accepted.

Hosted by Doonbeg GAA the competition, now in it’s 19th season, commemorates the late John O’Gorman who served the club in a variety of capacities for many years while he was also an officer with the Clare football and Clare county boards of the GAA.

The closing date for entries for this year’s competition is February 11th and the first rounds will take place on the weekend of March 2nd and 3rd.

Further information is available from the competition organiser Michael Neenan at 086-3165877.

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