KILCAR are back in the final of the Donegal SFC having overcome Gaoth Dobhair at O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny yesterday. Here’s the best of the action, courtesy of BBC NI
After Gaoth Dobhair’s loss to Kilcar this evening, manager Mervyn O’Donnell spoke to Damien Ó Dónaill of RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta and admitted that it was “probably” the end of his tenure.
TERMON had as tough a year as any in the Donegal SFC but have lived to fight another day – and another year – following their victory in the relegation play-off today – manager Francie Friel spoke to Alan Foley
Kilcar were 0-14 to 1-5 winners over Gaoth Dobhair in an absolute washout in Letterkenny in the Donegal SFC. Ryan McHugh put in a fine showing and believes his team decided to keep possession as play a slower game than normal to get themselves over the line. He spoke to Charlie Collins
KILCAR battled their way past Gaoth Dobhair and onto the final of the Donegal SFC in atrocious conditions at O’Donnell Park.
TERMON sealed their survival in the Donegal SFC with a six-point win over Milford in the O’Donnell Park rain this afternoon.
FOR LONG SPELLS on Sunday in Magheragallon, it looked as though MaCumhaill’s were about the cause the upset of the weekend in the Donegal SFC against Gaoth Dobhair. They fell just short and manager Paul Rouse spoke to Alan Foley afterwards
Ciaran McGinley admits Kilcar were “under pressure” against St Michael’s and was glad to see his team get over the line to set up a Donegal SFC against Gaoth Dobhair. He spoke to Alan Foley
JAMES CARROLL was back from Australia and back on the scoresheet as Gaoth Dobhair sneaked past MacCumhaill’s and into the Donegal SFC semi-finals on a 0-14 to 1-10 scoreline. He spoke to Alan Foley
The overriding emotion among the St Michael’s camp on Saturday night was frustration as they exited the Donegal SFC having gone down to Kilcar. Manager Gary O’Neill spoke to Alan Foley
