Kieran Gallagher takes a tumble over an Antrim player in McKenna Cup Picture Sportsfile
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12 Jan 2026
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12 Jan 2026
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Max Campbell of Donegal in possession against Antrim at Cargin GAC in Toomebridge, Antrim. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
Ulster GAA have confirmed that Donegal will meet Derry in Celtic Park this Wednesday night in the Dr McKenna Cup semi-final.
The fixtures were released today for both semi-finals, with Jim McGuinness’ side finishing second in Section C behind Derry.
Both sides finished on three points after beating Antrim and were both awarded a point following their called-off clash, which was due to take place in O’Donnell Park in Letterkenny, Sunday week ago.
And Ciaran Meenagh’s men will have home advantage in Celtic Park, with throw-in set for 7.30pm.
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It’s a repeat of the 2024 McKenna Cup final, when Mickey Harte’s Derry beat Donegal by 0-12 to 0-6.
In the other semi-final, Monaghan will host Tyrone in Inniskeen at 7.30pm, also on Wednesday.
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