Michelle McKenna pictured with her son Jimmy at a wedding, She says life has been incredibly tough without him. The photo of Jimmy in his Celtic shirt was taken less than a week before his death.
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07 Sept 2025
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Ethan O'Donnell and Naomh Conaill host St Michael's this afternoon
The Donegal SFC group stage concludes this afternoon with the four remaining Round 4 clashes set to be decided.
Last night, Killybegs went away to Aodh Ruadh and won while champions St Eunan’s took all points on offer at the Burn Road.
Glenfin delivered a serious performance at home to Ardara and almost dragged themselves into the preliminary round quarter-finals as they led by 15 points nearing the end.
However, two late goals meant they were dragged back into the relegation play-off mix and they’ll be joined by St Naul’s even though the Mountcharles men also finally got off the mark with a home win over Downings.
This afternoon Naomh Conaill host St Michael’s, Kilcar welcome Glenswilly, MacCumhaills take on Gaoth Dobhair and Dungloe entertain Four Masters.
And while the bottom half of the standings has been finalised, there is still scope for real movement above all of that.
St Eunan’s lead the way but Barry Meehan’s outfit will be surrendering top spot to someone by the close of business this evening.
And the automatic four quarter-final spots will also be decided immediately below all of that.
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