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Rory Kavanagh guided St Eunan's to the 2021 Donegal SFC title
Rory Kavanagh’s Watty Graham’s, Glen were defeated in the semi-final of the Derry SFC at the weekend.
The Maghera-based side were beaten by Magherafelt by 4-15 to 1-14 in Owenbeg as they were denied making a fifth straight Derry SFC final.
Conall Higgins struck two first-half goals as the O’Donovan Rossa men led by 2-12 to 0-7 at the break.
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Kavanagh’s side tried to battle back, but further goals from Conor McCluskey and a late one from Zach Gavigan ended any hopes, while Alex Doherty got a late goal for the 2023 All-Ireland champions.
Meanwhile, Ryan McHugh was listed in the Carrickmore backroom staff as they played out a draw in the semi-finals of the Tyrone SFC with Loughmacrory by a score of 1-16 to 0-19 in Pomeroy.
The pair will meet again in Healy Park on Friday night, with Trillick waiting in the final after beating holders Errigal Ciaran.
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