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
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
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.
GAOTH DOBHAIR played in fits and starts and did enough to overcome MacCumhaill’s in the Donegal SFC – but they’ll meet against in the quarter-finals.
In the end it was certainly comfortable for Gaoth Dobhair as they overcame St Naul’s in Mountcharles this afternoon in the Donegal SFC.
NAOMH CONAILL’S defence of the Donegal SFC crown continues next weekend with a home game against Termon. Here’s the draw for the third round of games in Donegal SFC was…
Ethan Harkin played his part as Gaoth Dobhair made it two from two in the Donegal SFC. They overcame Killybegs 3-13 to 0-6 and Harkin spoke to Alan Foley afterwards
EARLY GOALS by Odhrán Mac Niallais settled any nerves Gaoth Dobhair might’ve possessed as they came through with ease against Killybegs in the Donegal SFC.
Christopher Sweeney’s Gaoth Dobhair were ponderous enough to begin with but got there in end in their win over Four Masters.
GAOTH DOBHAIR got the better of a spirited Four Masters in Donegal Town with Kevin Cassidy and Odhrán Mac Niallais the goalscorers.
