All the weekend's CCFL Results
19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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All the weekend's CCFL Results
The Lions AFC's Festival of Football in Durrow in 2017.
Jody Dillon in action for Stradbally as they picked up a good win
Ben Doyle was the hero for Portlaoise
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Ava Donovan was rock solid in the Portlaoise defence
Della Doherty pictured at a recent Ireland training camp
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The Stradbally Town that won the Laois cup on Saturday night
The league winning Portlaoise AFC U13 side.
Maryborough FC. Credit Laois People
Kevin Egan, Chairman CCFL, Willie Healy, Vice Chairman CCFL, Walter Halloran, Facilities Manager, FAI, Gerry McAnaney, FAI President, Chris Hand, CCFL Secretary and James Kelly, CCFL Committee
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