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13 Sept 2025
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St Naul's and Ardara players tussle for possession during the senior championship relegation semi-final in Fintra on Sunday Picture Thomas Gallagher
A number of games in the Donegal club championship have been postponed or had their venue changed due to inclement weather.
With the heavy downpour on Friday, which has continued into Saturday morning, fixtures are falling by the wayside as pitches become unplayable.
Updates will be provided as changes are made.
Currently, all preliminary quarter-finals in the Donegal SFC, IFC quarter-finals and Junior A matches are going ahead.
The Donegal SFC relegation semi-final between Glenfin and Aodh Ruadh, due to be played in Tirchonaill Park in Donegal Town, has been called off.
The other relegation semi-final, between St Naul’s and Ardara, which was scheduled to be played in Killybegs, has also been postponed.
The IFC match between Realt Na Mara Bundoran and Red Hugh’s has now been moved to the Donegal GAA Centre in Convoy, fixed for 1pm on Sunday.
Both IFC relegation semi-finals, Burt versus Na Rossa, and Gaeil Fhánada against Cloughaneely have both fallen by the wayside.
The Senior B Championship clash between Kilcar and Glenswilly has been moved from Killygordon to Fintra at 4.30pm on Saturday, while the Termon and MacCumhaills game in the same championship has been moved from Milford and is at 2pm in Convoy at the Donegal GAA Centre.
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