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Donegal Masters pictured before their final group game against Antrim
Donegal GAA Masters team will take on London in the Masters Shield semi-final on the first weekend in September.
The tie has been set for the Errigal Ciaran grounds just outside Ballygawley on Saturday, 2nd September with a 1.30 p.m. throw-in.
Donegal, under Mark Cannon, qualified in 7th place after the six rounds of games. They won four and lost two, those against Tyrone and Derry. Their wins came against Cavan, Sligo, Antrim and Armagh.
Tyrone finished top of the league, winning all their six games. They are joined in the top four by Dublin, Galway and Kerry.
The other semi-final in the Shield competition sees Derry play Cork this Saturday in Swinford Amenity Park, Mayo with a 2.15 pm throw-in.
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