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Ladies JFC final: Captains taking a journey into the unknown

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In attendance during the captains day ahead of the 2024 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship Finals at Croke Park is Junior Championship contenders – Louth captain Áine Breen, left, and Fermanagh captain Shannan McQuade. Photo: Ben McShane/Sportsfile

Experience counts for a lot on the big stage, and in the form of Áine Breen and Shannan McQuade, today’s junior teams — Louth and Fermanagh — have captains who are well-acquainted with All-Ireland finals day in Croke Park.

An unused substitute for their junior championship success over Scotland in 2015, Breen started Louth’s showpiece defeat to Limerick in the same competition three years later.

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