Kevin Mulhern admitted Cloughaneely were patchy in their victory over Red Hugh’s on Saturday evening. He spoke to Charlie Collins afterwards
BUNCRANA are taking to life in the Donegal IFC like a duck to water with a semi-final to look forward to after winning five from five thus far.
Gary Duffy’s team won their quarter-final on Sunday on a 4-15 to 4-4 scoreline against Gaeil Fhanada at Scarvey and now take on Cloughaneely in the last four. Duffy spoke to Charlie Collins
THE VENUES have been decided for this weekend’s championship fixtures, where Kilcar face Gaoth Dobhair and Naomh Conaill play St Eunan’s in the Donegal SFC semi-finals.
Naomh Columba advanced to the semi final after getting past a Malin side that was stubborn till the end in the IFC this evening.
The draw for the semi-finals of the Donegal SFC and IFC and the JHC has just been made at O’Donnell Park. Here are the pairings.
ST EUNAN’S completed the quartet for the Donegal SFC semi-finals when they breezed past Bundoran at O’Donnell Park.
GAOTH DOBHAIR sneaked into the semi-finals by the skin of their teeth with a Cian Mulligan point sealing a dramatic one-point win over a devastated MacCumhaill’s.
Dermot Molloy was part of the Naomh Conaill team who booked their spot in the Donegal SFC semi-final with a superb second half showing against Glenfin today. He spoke to Alan Foley afterwards.
ASON MCGEE returned as Cloughaneely showed are on the march in the Donegal IFC once more and have a semi-final to look forward to having beaten Red Hugh’s at PCC Falcarragh this evening.
KILCAR were given the fright of their lives as St Michael’s came back from 12 points down to two, twice, in the second half and left Towney aggrieved with a penalty that wasn’t given and a point that was.
