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The ATU side that lost out in at Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence
ATU Donegal were beaten by Mary Immaculate College in the Trench Cup semi-final on Tuesday evening on a difference of 4-11 to 1-11.
Maxi Curran's outfit started slow, only scoring a single point in the opening quarter of an hour, whereas the Limerick scholars had 2-2 in that same time.
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The Universities traded two-point frees just before the half, with Mary Immaculate leading by nine points going into the break.
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The Letterkenny college started the second half on top, but the Treaty side put the tie beyond ATU’s reach with a fourth goal halfway through the second half.
The Limerick School never looked back after the fourth three-pointer and ran out nine-point winners at the Connacht Centre of Excellence.
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