Attendees at the Donegal Bar Association gala ball. Photos: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
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09 Nov 2025
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Finnbarr Roarty of Naomh Conaill against St Michael's. PHOTO: Kevin Gallagher
Naomh Conaill face Scotstown in their first venture into the Ulster Club Championship in two years and the game is being streamed live on Ulster GAA TV.
The Glenties men travel to Clones for the quarter-final to face the Monaghan champions, after winning the Donegal SFC in extra-time against Gaoth Dobhair by 2-18 to 1-19.
For Scotstown, it was a similar case as they made it three-in-a-row in the Farney County with a 0-22 to 0-17 win over Inniskeen Grattans in extra-time.
The pair meet in St Tiernach’s Park at 1.30pm today, and the game is being streamed on Ulster GAA TV at a price of €15.
The winners of the tie will meet the winners of Armagh Champions Madden and Derry Champions Newbridge, who meet at 3.30pm today.
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