Watch: Cross-community football teams off to the Netherlands for the Holland Cup

Name: Watch: Cross-community football teams off to the Netherlands for the Holland Cup
Uploaded: 2025-04-04T12:36:58+02:00
Channel: Kirsten Elder
Description: St Oliver Plunkett Juniors and Shankill Junior Football Club received a £5,000 donation from UNISON to help get them to the Netherlands to compete in the Holland Cup.

Kirsten Elder

Fri 4 Apr 2025 at 12:36

St Oliver Plunkett Juniors and Shankill Junior Football Club received a £5,000 donation from UNISON to help get them to the Netherlands to compete in the Holland Cup.

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