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06 Sept 2025
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A Laois man is set to take centre stage and referee the Leinster Senior ladies football final this Sunday when Dublin go in search of a 13th Leinster title in a row against Meath in Laois Hire O'Moore Park.
Kevin Phelan, who represents the St Brigid's LGFA club and Barrowhouse GAA club is no stranger to the big day and has taken charge of many a big day since he took up the whistle back in 2013.
This will be the second time that he will have reffed Dublin and Meath this year as he was the man in the middle for their Lidl National League game back in Janurary. Dublin winning out by six points on that occasion.
The Dublin and Meath game is the final game of a triple-header of action from Laois Hire O'Moore Park on Sunday. Carlow play Kilkenny at 12pm in the Leinster Junior final while Kildare will play Wexford at 2pm in the Intermediate final.
Dublin versus Meath will throw-in at 4.15pm on Sunday.
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