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The Churchill Shield-winning Captain, pictured with John Slattery and John Rice, Tralee District Board; Katelyn Cummins, Rose of Tralee 2025; Davina O’Connor, staff member at Bon Secours Hospital Tralee.THE Bon Secours Rose Cup took place on Saturday with 16 teams coming together for a fantastic U13 football blitz across Healy Park at Kerins O’Rahillys and Na Gaeil GAA grounds.
The competition brought together local clubs alongside visiting teams for a brilliant day of underage football, with every game hotly contested and a high standard of football on display throughout the day.
Following two thrilling semi-finals, the competition culminated in two exciting finals.
In the Bon Secours Rose Cup Final Austin Stacks were winners over Ballyduff while in the Bon Secours Rose Shield Final Churchill beat St Senans.
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The organisers expressed their sincere thanks to the host clubs for providing their excellent facilities, as well as the referees, volunteers, Roses and Escorts who helped make the day such a success.
Aidan McCarthy, Austin Stacks Rose Cup-winning Captain, pictured with John Slattery and John Rice, Tralee District Board; Katelyn Cummins, Rose of Tralee 2025; and Davina O’Connor, staff member at Bon Secours Hospital Tralee.A special thank you was given to Bon Secours Hospital Tralee, sponsors of the competition, who kindly provided all medals on the day.
The Bon Secours Rose Cup continues to be a special event in the local underage football calendar, bringing clubs, players, coaches, families, volunteers and supporters together for a memorable day of football.
