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Setanta and St Eunan's will meet in the senior final. Photo - Geraldine Diver
The times have been confirmed for the three Donegal hurling finals this Saturday in O’Donnell Park.
The first of the three matches will be the Junior final, with Letterkenny Gaels taking on the Burt reserves in the final at 1pm.
The Gaels finished fifth in the Intermediate/Junior group, and defeated Burt in their meeting by 2-17 to 0-12.
That match will be followed by the Intermediate decider between Dungloe and St Eunan’s reserves at 3pm.
Dungloe went through the group stage with a 100% record, defeating the Letterkenny men by 5-9 to 1-18, with former county star Richie Ryan hitting all five goals in that game.
The showpiece final, which sees the rivalry between Setanta and St Eunan’s renewed, will take place at 5pm.
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Both sides went unbeaten in the championship group as they drew 1-18 apiece in the Cross in the first round of fixtures, but St Eunans’ superior points difference allowed them to top the group.
That gave them a semi-final against Sean MacCumhaills, which they won with ease, while Setanta had to battle against reigning champions Burt, winning by seven points.
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