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Donegal’s Callum McGilloway breaks through on goal during Saturday’s Ulster semi-final. Photo Evan Logan
The Donegal Minors begin their All-Ireland Minor 'B' Championship away to Derry this Saturday in Celtic Park (throw-in 12pm).
Barry Ward's side had been on a good run in the Ulster Minor Championship after coming through games against Monaghan in Letterkenny and Armagh in the Athletic Grounds to reach the semi-finals.
But the side were then drawn away again in the final four to Cavan, losing out by 1-17 to 0-15 in Breffni Park.
Saturday's opponents also were defeated by five points to the Breffni side in Round 1, before a 13 point win over Fermanagh in the qualifiers.
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They then lost out again to Down by 1-11 to 0-12.
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