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Donegal Underage League after winning the Premier Section of the Galway Cup.
Donegal Underage League under-15s were celebrating on Saturday after winning the Premier Section of the Galway Cup.
A brace of goals by Brian McFadden secured a 2-1 win over Midlands Schoolboys in the final.
McFadden was also on target in a 4-0 win over Pike Rovers with Oisin Ebbs, Oisin Feeney and Tadgh O Baoill also on the mark.
In the second game, Donegal lost 2-1 to Dundal Schoolboys despite dominating the game with Aaron Kerr the scorer.
After a 0-0 draw with Clare Schoolboys, Donegal defeated Mervue United 2-0 with Evan Daly scoring twice.
Donegal Underage League player Thomas Carr was voted player of the tournament.
Donegal Underage League squad: Luke Doherty, Oisin Mc Dermott, Cathal Doherty, Oisin Feeney, Evan Daly, Evan Hickey, Thomas Carr, Thomas Healy, Oisin Ebbs, Tadgh O Baoill, Callum Long, Brian McFadden, Aaron Kerr, Aiden Devir, Peter Doherty, Blake Meredith, Fionn Chernick, Conal Flannery.
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