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Gaoth Dohair's victory over Glenswilly on Sunday night in Magheragallon has really opened things up in Group C going into the final weekend of group games.
Gaoth Dobhair, without a number of key players, went into the game on the back of a poor run of defeats and met a Glenswilly side who would have sealed a quarter-final spot with a win.
However, form went out the window as Gaoth Dobhair got the win they so badly needed and Glenswilly are now facing the very real prospect of losing out on a top two finish in the group.
After Sunday night's game, John Bosco Gallagher, a member of the Gaoth Dobhair management team, gave his thoughts to the Democrat's Diarmaid Doherthy.
Water supply is returning to Uisce Éireann customers in Stranorlar and Ballybofey this morning
PHOTO: arainnmhor.com
Peter Casey, inset, has submitted plans for development at Ludden House
Una Cardin, inset, has been appointed as the new Director of Nursing at Letterkenny University Hospital
Padel has soared in popularity in recent years
Sessiagh View, Ballybofey
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