DARACH O’CONNOR and Shane Monaghan both scored hat-tricks for Buncrana and Naomh Colmcille respectively as the side from the Scarvey sealed their place as top seeds in the quarter-finals of the Intermediate A Football Championship.
Letterkenny jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle continued this hot streak today when he rode 7/1 shot Might Blue to victory at The Curragh.
The quarter final draw for the Colin Breslin and Gorey Curran Youth Cups was made this afternoon by referee Liam McLaughlin, Dessie Kelly (Treasurer Donegal SBYL, and Enie Pollock, Lagan Harps and was overseen by myself as Fixtures Secretary.
Letterkenny Tennis Club are hosting the Northwest Junior Tennis Open this week. The tournament which is sanctioned by Tennis Ireland carries important national ranking points in all age categories from u12 to u18 both boys and girls.
Brian McIntyre was one of the stars of St Eunan’s win in Killybegs on Sunday evening. The Letterkenny side won 3-13 to 0-6 with goals from Shane O’Donnell, Eoin McGeehin and Padraig McGettigan to seal their place in the quarter-finals, although lost Conor Morrison to injury. McIntyre spoke to Alan Foley in Fintra.
Kilcar secured their place in the last eight of the Donegal SFC with a 4-24 to 1-10 win over Glenswilly on Sunday in Towney. John McNulty spoke to Alan Foley afterwards in Towney.
St Mary’s, Convoy, overcame Pettigo in Junior A championship by a 13-point margin. St Mary’s Convoy 3-12 Pettigo 0-8 The home side got two first half goals to go into…
Here’s all the local GAA results over the last week
The Donegal SFC is starting to take shape following week three, with seven of the eight quarter-finalists now confirmed and Bundoran are the favourites to join them.
The meeting of St Eunan’s and St Michael’s is perhaps the standout tie in the fourth round of the Donegal SFC.
