The remains of Stephen McCahill are escorted past the Corner House Bar as a Guard of Honour of members of Ardara GAA Club flank the hearse. Photo: North West Newspix
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11 Jan 2026
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11 Jan 2026
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Termon's Cormac Gallagher and Eoin McGeehin of St Eunan's were both named in the panel for Sunday's game
Cormac Gallagher (Termon)
Gallagher helped Termon to a good season as they returned to the top level in both the league and championship.
Gallagher lined out at full back for most of the season as Caolan McDaid’s men won the Division 1 title and the county Gaeltacht title.
They were narrowly beaten as they threw away a big lead in the National Gaeltacht final, but they went on to knock out defending Donegal champions St Eunan’s in their first year back at Senior level.
The Burn Road men were then pipped late on by the eventual winners, and Gallagher captained his Termon Under-21s to the semi-finals, losing out to the Glenties men again as he played further up in half back, although he was carrying an injury during some of the competition.
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