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.
Shane O’Donnell took over the scoring mantra for his brother Niall as St Eunan’s overcame the loss of Conor Morrison through injury to win at Fintra against Killybegs.
The Burt goalkeeper whose injury forced the abandonment of last night’s SHC fixture between his side and St Eunan’s is said to be in good spirits. Paul Burns badly twisted…
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…
IN the end, Kilcar will feel their contest at St Eunan’s was the type of game they should have won but could have lost. Manager John McNulty spoke to Charlie Collins in Letterkenny
EAMON DOHERTY was content with the fighting spirit his St Eunan’s side showed to claim a draw with Kilcar but believes they had a chance to win the match with all the momentum. Doherty spoke to Charlie Collins
ST EUNAN’S came from seven points down to salvage a draw with Kilcar in a dramatic Donegal SFC fixture at O’Donnell Park this evening.
Caolan Ward was glad to get the ball rolling at Gaelic Park as his St Eunan’s team ended up 0-15 to 1-5 winners over Bundoran in the opening round of the Donegal SFC.
ST EUNAN’S made their hay in first half as they ran out seven-point winners over Bundoran at Gaelic Park in their opening fixture of the Donegal SFC this evening.
St Eunan’s ran out winners against MacCumhaill’s on a 1-12 to 1-8 scoreline in their opening fixture of the Donegal SHC in Letterkenny this afternoon.
